Le Clos de Saint Aygulf

Le Clos de Saint Aygulf offers a single 60 m² holiday home, arranged to accommodate up to six people. It has two separate bedrooms and a living room with a sofa bed, as well as a private bathroom. This layout allows a family or group to share their stay while having several separate sleeping areas. The house is air-conditioned and has a private entrance.

The fully equipped kitchen includes a fridge, dishwasher, oven, hob and coffee machine. Outside, a terrace overlooking the garden extends the living spaces; a balcony and patio provide additional outdoor areas. The private pool sets this house apart. A washing machine, flat-screen TV and bathroom facilities are also provided.

The house’s outdoor spaces include a garden, patio, balcony and sun terrace. You can sit outside in the dining area or use the sun loungers, parasols and pool toys. The private pool is surrounded by a fence; an open-air bath and sun terrace complete the outdoor facilities. Outdoor furniture is also provided for dining al fresco.

For leisure, the surrounding area is ideal for walking, cycling tours, hiking, cycling and canoeing. Windsurfing, fishing, horse riding and scuba diving are also possible. A water park and golf course are accessible in the area. Inside, the kitchen has the equipment you need to prepare meals, and the house has a flat-screen TV. Private parking and Wi-Fi are free, and pets are allowed, with a possible supplement.

Saint-Aygulf is a seaside district of Fréjus on the Mediterranean coast of the Var. The coastline alternates between sandy beaches, small coves and natural areas; the sea shapes the pace of the day, and you can stroll along the shore or through the district’s streets. It has the atmosphere of a seaside resort, popular with families and travellers looking to combine swimming, water sports and heritage visits.

Esclamandes Beach and Base Nature François Léotard offer access to the seafront and wide-open spaces. Aqualand Fréjus water park and Luna Park offer leisure activities, while the Musée Archéologique de Fréjus displays remains from the town’s Roman history. You can explore Fréjus’s old town, with its amphitheatre and cathedral, on foot once you are there. Fréjus train station is 3.2 km away; a car makes it easier to travel between the beaches, the town centre and neighbouring villages.

In summer, the days are perfect for swimming and boat trips, but the coast is also very busy. Spring and early autumn offer a quieter atmosphere for walking, cycling or visiting Fréjus without spending the whole day at the beach. You can start the day with a stroll around the district, continue on to the sand or Base Nature, then finish with a visit to the historic sites. Nature lovers can also explore the étangs de Villepey, known for their wetlands and birdlife.