Cote d'Azur - Var, Fréjus / Saint-Raphaël apartment

Saint-Raphael is a well-known bathing resort on the Cote d’Azur with 32'000 inhabitants, 2 km from Frejus, Between St Tropez (38 km west), and Cannes (40 km east), this lively town has lots of shops, restaurants, bars etc. Plenty to do in the day if you would like a break from the beach or pool, and a great nightlife, with a casino, regular concerts, bars, clubs, cinema, and other attractions such as the evening markets which sell pretty much everything you could imagine.

Fréjus is a beautiful little historic town in the countryside 2 km from St Raphaël.

Residence "Le Lagon Bleu" is 600 m from the very centre of Fréjus, which is
3 km from the sea, The apartments at lagon Bleu share private use of a beautiful large swimming pool (50 x 30 m, 15.05.-30.09.), a paddling pool, tennis courts, and children's playground all within the private grounds.

The residence is situated within a lovely park, surrounded by trees and flowers, completly traffic free. There is ample parking in the carpark with pathways leading to the apartment and all amenities.

Beautiful swimming pool, 1200 m2

Inside area (4 People):

2-room apartment on the ground floor 30 m2:

- Living/dining room with double sofa bed and TV, opening onto the big private terrace
Kitchenette (2 hotplates, microwave). Fridge/freezer
- Bathroom with separate WC. Bath, and an electric shower
- Terrace 27 m2, partly covered, south facing position with a lovely view of the mountains. Terrace furniture, deck chairs, table etc.
- Double bedroom with plenty of wardrobe space.
- Private Sunny Terrace (27 m2)

Access:

Motorway A8, exit number "Frejus/St Raphael"
Railway station "St Raphael" 2 km
Bus service
For arrivals by plane: Airport Nice (NCE) 60 km, Toulon-Hyeres (TLN) 110 km, Marseille (MRS) 155 km

To do’s in summer
Sandy beach. bathing bay. swimming pool. diving, sailing, water skiing, canoeing. tennis, golf course, riding, fishing.

About the location

What not to miss:

The Monaco Grand Prix -held each year on the Circuit de Monaco, is considered to be one of the most important and prestigious automobile races in the world alongside the Indianapolis 500 and the 24 Hours of Le Mans (with which it forms the Triple Crown of Motorsport). The history, spectacle and glamour result in the race being considered "the jewel of the Formula One crown".

The Cannes Film Festival - founded in 1946, is one of the world's oldest, most influential and prestigious film festivals alongside Venice and Berlin. The private festival is held annually (usually in the month of May) at the Palais des Festivals et des Congrès, in the resort town of Cannes, in the south of France.

International Christmas STAR Regatta (December) - The annual International Christmas STAR Regatta takes place in December. Organised by the Water Club of Nice, it is considered the most prestigious sailing regatta in France, with up to 40 European and American teams competing in the city's Baie des Anges.

The International Jazz Festival (July) - Jazz á Juan at Juan-les-Pins has been welcoming international artists such as Louis Armstrong, Ray Charles, Ella Fitzgerald and Count Basie since 1960. Each year, virtuosos around the world descend on Juan-les-Pins for ten days in mid July, for this great European jazz celebration.

Nice Carnival (February / March) - the first international carnival celebration in France, is the top winter event on the French Riviera. The city of Nice comes alive in a fortnight of festivities : carnival processions, elegant flower parades, prestige soirées, rock and techno concerts, entertainment and fireworks!

Saint-Tropez (October) - Each year, in early October, a regatta is held in the bay of Saint-Tropez. This is a draw for many yachts, some up to 50 metres in length. Many tourists come to the location for this event or as a stop on their trip to Cannes, Marseille or Nice.

Surroundings:

Nice - The Promenade des Anglais ("Promenade of the English") is a celebrated promenade along the Baie des Anges, a bay of the Mediterranean, in Nice.

Saint-Tropez - it is known today for its famous and wealthy guests, its history with the iconic Brigitte Bardot, and its role in the liberation of Southern France in World War II, this commune has a long history.

Antibes - Antibes has given its ancient name, Antipolis, to an important business area, Sophia Antipolis. But Antibes is also a historic place. The old town has an especially rich architectural and cultural heritage where past and present stand side by side.

Monaco - Monaco, a 2km² principality inside France on the shores of the Mediterranean near Nice, has been independent since 1297 and is the world’s second-smallest State after the Vatican.

Grasse - Grasse, the world perfume capital, capital of eastern Provence and town of art and history. The name’s origins probably stem from Podium Grassum, which means “big hill” in Latin: the heart of the city has stood on a rise since the beginning. With time the Latin name became simpler, eventually turning into Grasse.

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