France
Stays in Fréjus
Fréjus is a Roman-founded town on the Var coast between the red rock of the Massif de l'Esterel and the Côtes de Provence vineyards, with a working marina and a wide beach shared with neighbouring Saint-Raphaël.
Updated August 17, 2026
Fréjus in numbers
Stays in Fréjus put travellers on the stretch of the Var coast where the Massif de l'Esterel's red cliffs meet the Argens river plain, a short run from the Côtes de Provence vineyards inland. The town Julius Caesar founded as Forum Julii still carries its Roman arena and cathedral cloister in the old centre, while Port-Fréjus adds a modern marina and a long sandy beach that runs into Saint-Raphaël's shore. Self-catering apartments and a handful of small hotels cluster around the historic core and the beachfront, a couple of kilometres apart on foot. Families booking a week by the water, couples splitting time between the beach and Provençal vineyard villages, and travellers using the Saint-Raphaël Valescure station to reach Cannes or Nice all find a base here without needing a car for the everyday errands.
28 stays in Fréjus
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Superbe appartement avec piscine et parking
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La Casa Mia - Neuf - Clim - Balcon - WIFI - Parking - Tout équipé - Tout confort - Proche plages et commerces
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Charmant T2 refait à neuf en plein cœur de Fréjus
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Cosy Studio Fréjus Centre Historique
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URBAN 94 WIFI CLIM 4 PERSONNES FREJUS
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Les Volets Bleus - Confort & Charme Historique
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Charmant T2 Lagon Bleu
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Au centre de Fréjus Charmant appartement
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Studio de standing climatisé, avec piscine, proche de la mer
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Bright central apartment
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Spacious 3-room apartment
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Bright apartment with nice view
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Maison de ville Forum Julii
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Le Beau site by Beds83
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Fréjus centre
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Hôtel l'Arena
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Appartement T2 en plein centre de Fréjus
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Hotel Le Flore
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Duplex centre historique frejus
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Appartement T2, proche centre-ville de Fréjus
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Free Sun Appart
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Appart One Fréjus
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studio 29 rue des potiers
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FS560-A13 Appt 3 pièces 4 personnes FREJUS
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Excellent Studio au cœur historique de Fréjus
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Appartement 3 pièces à Fréjus avec piscine partagée, près du centre - FR-1-226A-205
What to expect
- Historic centre around the Roman arena and Cathédrale Saint-Léonce, a short walk from most apartments
- Port-Fréjus marina and the adjoining Fréjus Plage beach, roughly 2 km from the old town
- Massif de l'Esterel red-rock hiking trails around 12-14 km inland
- Saint-Raphaël Valescure station a few minutes away for the coastal rail line to Cannes and Nice
- Côtes de Provence vineyards spreading north of town toward the Argens valley
- Day trips to Port Grimaud and the hill village of Grimaud, around 33 km east
Local tips
- Base yourself near the old town if you want the Roman arena, the cathedral cloister and restaurants within walking distance; pick Port-Fréjus if the beach matters more than the ruins.
- The Saint-Raphaël Valescure train station sits a few minutes from central Fréjus and puts Cannes and Nice within reach without a rental car.
- July and August fill the beachfront fast; late May, June and September keep the same Mediterranean light with thinner crowds and easier parking.
- Street parking in the historic centre is tight in summer; apartments advertising private or garage parking are worth the extra cost if you're driving down.
- Rent a car for a day if you want to reach the Massif de l'Esterel trailheads or the Côtes de Provence vineyard villages inland, since neither is realistic on foot.
- Fréjus Plage blends into Saint-Raphaël's beach with no clear break, so a stay near either end still puts the whole sweep of sand in walking range.
Where to stay
Frequently asked questions
The historic centre around the Roman arena suits travellers who want restaurants and sights on foot, while Port-Fréjus and the Fréjus Plage seafront suit those prioritising beach time; both are within about 2 km of each other.