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Fréjus, a gem of the Var lulled by the Mediterranean, reveals varied, postcard-perfect beaches. Between sandy expanses, secluded coves and blue waters, every shoreline invites you to relax and unwind. Close to several waterside campsites, these bathing spots combine comfort, nature and leisure. Perfectly accessible, they appeal to families and lovers of unspoilt landscapes alike.
Here’s our top 5 most beautiful beaches in Fréjus!
Fréjus Plage is without doubt the town’s best-known beach. Located between Boulevard d’Alger and Saint-Raphaël harbour, it stretches for almost a kilometre of golden sand, lined with palm trees and dotted with cafés, ice-cream parlours and restaurants. Very popular in summer, it offers a lively yet friendly atmosphere, perfect for families.
The facilities are excellent: showers, toilets, seasonal lifeguard cover, access for people with reduced mobility and nearby car parks. Numerous water sports centres let you try your hand at paddleboarding, jet-skiing or parasailing.
Why go there?
Fréjus Plage is ideal for holidaymakers looking for:
Located between the town centre and the harbour, this beach combines urban comfort with a seaside atmosphere. It’s the perfect spot for a simple, easily accessible holiday.
Set in the heart of the vast François Léotard park (135 hectares), Base Nature Beach is a haven of peace on the Mediterranean. It stands out for its unique setting, surrounded by green spaces, cycle paths, play areas and picnic spots. The fine sandy beach is wide, calm and shallow, making it ideal for families with children.
Very well equipped, it offers showers, toilets, seasonal lifeguard cover, disabled access and free parking outside peak season. Its wilder, more natural feel makes a pleasant contrast with the neighbouring town beaches.
Why go there?
Base Nature is the perfect choice for those seeking:
Next to Fréjus harbour, it lets you combine seaside pleasures with local discoveries.
South of Fréjus, Saint-Aygulf Beach stretches for more than 800 metres of golden sand, lined with rocky breakwaters that shape a shoreline as vast as it is wild. Its exposure to the wind makes it a well-known spot for kitesurfing and windsurfing, though it is also perfectly suited to swimming, particularly in the morning or when the sea is calm.
It has practical facilities: showers, toilets, summer lifeguard cover and nearby car parks. Less built-up than Fréjus Plage, it offers a more natural, relaxed setting, with plenty of room to lay out your towel in total freedom.
Why go there?
Saint-Aygulf Beach is ideal for holidaymakers looking for:
A few minutes’ walk or cycle away, several waterside campsites offer comfortable accommodation with direct access to the beach. It’s a popular destination for a waterside stay that doesn’t sacrifice authenticity.
Located in Saint-Aygulf, right by the mouth of the Argens, Esclamandes Beach is one of the longest and most varied along the Fréjus coastline. Stretching for nearly 600 metres, it’s divided into several distinct zones: a family area, a section for water sports, a discreet naturist zone, and even a designated area for dogs. This fine sandy beach, lined with dunes and protected by breakwaters, offers a rare sense of space on the French Riviera.
The facilities are all there: showers, toilets, summer lifeguard cover, disabled access and nearby car parks. The atmosphere is both relaxed and respectful, ideal for holidaymakers who value freedom of choice.
Why go there?
Esclamandes Beach is ideal for holidaymakers looking for:
A few minutes’ walk or cycle from the beach, several waterside campsites make it easy to enjoy a simple, restorative holiday.
Located at the southern end of Saint-Aygulf, La Galiote Beach is a lovely, gently sloping stretch of fine sand, particularly popular with families with children. Quieter than its neighbours, it enjoys a restful setting, far from the summer bustle of the larger central beaches.
Easy to access, it has toilets, showers, nearby car parks and a lifeguard post in peak season. Right nearby, you’ll find a play area, a few snack stands and, above all, several waterside campsites close by.
Why go there?
La Galiote Beach is ideal for holidaymakers looking for:
Now that you’ve discovered the most beautiful beaches in Fréjus, why not continue your journey along the Atlantic coast? Head west to discover the most beautiful beaches in the Morbihan: wild coves, long stretches of fine sand and Breton charm await you there. Another, equally unforgettable, face of the French coastline.
