A stay in Provence
B&Bs and holiday cottages for exploring Fréjus and Saint-Raphaël, from Roman heritage to the Estérel coast.
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2 properties: B&Bs, holiday cottages and rentals
Garden or park
Meals with the hosts
Pool
Tourrettes
Charming bed and breakfast
A suite made up of two interconnecting bedrooms with a terrace and independent entrance, plus a cosy room for 2, in Tourrettes — a hilltop village in the Haut Var, close to Lake Saint-Cassien. Pool and landscaped garden.
Places to explore Fayence · Esterel · Fréjus · Côte d'Azur
Saint Raphael
Charming bed and breakfast
In Saint-Raphaël, four air-conditioned rooms in soft colours welcome couples and families to a Provençal villa. The rooms look onto a flower-filled garden shaded by tall oaks, close to shops. A peaceful retreat after a day on the coast or a walk through the landscapes of the Estérel.
Places to explore Saint Raphaël · Côte d'Azur · Saint Tropez · Cannes
On the Var coast, Fréjus and Saint-Raphaël combine heritage, beaches and outings in the Estérel. The neighbouring communes extend across old centres, ports, residential districts and seafronts. Choose your accommodation according to where you want to spend most of your time.
The amphitheatre and aqueduct remains recall the Roman town. The episcopal group around Saint-Léonce Cathedral adds medieval heritage. Explore shopping streets, squares and markets on foot, grouping visits according to monument opening times. Beaches and Port-Fréjus are separate areas from the historic centre.
The harbour, quays and central beaches offer a seaside approach. Further east, Boulouris, Le Dramont and Agay introduce other coastal sections. The Estérel’s red rocks accompany roads and sea views, but distances between districts matter for daily journeys.
Coastal roads and permitted routes explore headlands, coves and wooded hills. Choose walks according to ascent, heat and access conditions. Concentrate a day on one area rather than repeatedly travelling between beaches, town and trailheads. The owner’s website gives the precise accommodation location in relation to the coast and visits.
Spring and autumn are pleasant for visiting Fréjus, walking in the Esterel and enjoying the seafront with fewer visitors. Summer is suited to swimming and water activities, with busier beaches and roads.
Fréjus suits travellers interested in heritage and family beaches. Saint-Raphaël is convenient for the harbour, coves and the Esterel massif. Boulouris, Agay and Valescure offer a quieter residential atmosphere.
Access to woodland areas may be restricted or prohibited according to fire risk. Check official departmental information before setting out. Choose a route suited to the heat and your ability: a short distance on the map does not necessarily mean an easy walk.
