The coast

What a week in Saint-Raphaël actually looks like.

Beaches, red-rock calanques, boat days, markets, and a domain that keeps children happily occupied when you want a slower morning.

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The beach, two minutes away

The beach, two minutes away

A short downhill walk to sand and shallow water. Plage du Veillat and other coves are a few minutes more — ice cream, lifeguards in season, and the Corniche light.

Boat into the calanques

Boat into the calanques

From Saint-Raphaël's port, a 15-minute drive, boats slip along the red-rock Estérel coast. No hike required. Dolphins sometimes show up. Tours from about €20.

Sentier du Littoral

Sentier du Littoral

The coastal path starts near the bungalow. Choose a flat kilometre or two for children and grandparents, or keep walking toward the Estérel for the big views.

Tuesday & Saturday markets

Tuesday & Saturday markets

Figs, tomatoes, olives, cheese, and a rosé for the terrace. September produce is the one guests remember. Fréjus market is a short hop if you want a bigger wander.

The little tourist train

The little tourist train

A 30-minute loop along the promenade, beaches and port — the easiest way to show the town to young children without a negotiation.

Aqualand Fréjus

Aqualand Fréjus

A 15-minute drive on a hot day. Toddler splash zones plus bigger slides. Pair it with the domain's own heated pool and waterslides on slower mornings.

Wine in the Estérel hills

Wine in the Estérel hills

Short drives to family vineyards — rosé, a little red, a view. Jozef will point you to a cellar that still feels like a visit, not a tour bus.

Day trips on the Riviera

Day trips on the Riviera

Cannes, Fréjus, Saint-Tropez, the Lérins islands — all realistic from here. The bungalow is the quiet base you come home to.

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