Varéa Mobil'home

Varéa Mobil'home offers a single 40 m² holiday home, arranged to accommodate up to six people. It has two bedrooms, a seating area with a sofa bed and two bathrooms with showers. Sleeping arrangements include one large double bed, two single beds and a sofa bed. This layout suits families or travellers who want to share the home while having separate bedrooms.

The kitchen lets you prepare meals and includes a hob, fridge, microwave, kettle and coffee machine. The terrace overlooks the garden; air conditioning and satellite TV complete the indoor facilities. There is also an additional toilet. Bed linen and towels are not provided.

The campsite’s heated outdoor swimming pool has a shallow end; a water park and water slide are also among the leisure facilities. Sun loungers or beach chairs and parasols let you enjoy the outdoor areas. The garden and terrace extend the mobile home’s living space, while air conditioning is useful in warm weather.

Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation. The home has a kitchen with a hob, fridge, microwave, kettle, kitchenware and coffee machine. The TV receives satellite channels. The campsite also offers activities, including concerts or shows, sports broadcasts, bingo, walking tours and cycling tours. Board games and books, DVDs or music for children are also available.

Fréjus combines the heritage of an ancient Roman city with the atmosphere of a Provençal town facing the Mediterranean. The old town retains its narrow streets, a cathedral and ancient remains, while the port and beaches reveal another side of the city. The home is in a campsite area, away from the seafront’s bustle; a car is useful for reaching the different districts and the coast.

Fréjus railway station is 2.7 km away. In the centre, the Théâtre Antique and the amphitheatre bear witness to the city’s Roman history; Saint-Léonce Cathedral and its cloister complete the visit. The Hông Hiên Tu Pagoda and the Memorial to the Indochina Wars offer another perspective on local history. The beaches of Fréjus and Port-Fréjus provide access to the sand and seaside activities. Further east, the Estérel massif offers walking trails and red-rock landscapes.

Summer days are suited to swimming and seaside walks, with more visitors during the school holidays. Spring and early autumn often make it easier to explore the old town and Estérel trails in milder temperatures. You can spend a morning visiting Fréjus’s monuments, then head to the coast for the afternoon; another day can be set aside for a walk or to discover the landscapes of the massif.