Frejus combines Roman heritage, long sandy beaches and the red rocks of the Esterel, making it one of the most family-friendly resorts on the western Riviera. It is about 95 km from Nice Cote d'Azur Airport, roughly 1 hour by the A8. A private transfer takes you straight to your hotel or campsite without changing trains at Saint-Raphael.
Several ways exist to make this journey. Here is how they compare:
A private transfer is the easy choice for families with luggage: a fixed EUR 125, door-to-door service, a driver who meets you in arrivals and tracks your flight, plus free child seats on request.
TGV and TER trains stop at Saint-Raphael-Frejus, but you still need a taxi or bus onward to your accommodation and must work around fixed timetables, awkward with beach gear and children.
Airport taxis to Frejus have no fixed price and can be costly; in summer availability is limited. A pre-booked transfer guarantees the fare and a driver waiting for you.
Founded by Julius Caesar, Frejus has a Roman amphitheatre, aqueduct remains and an ancient port, rare heritage on the beach-focused Riviera.
Long sandy beaches and a family marina make Frejus-Plage ideal for swimming, water sports and easy seaside holidays.
The dramatic red volcanic rock of the Esterel meets the sea just east, with scenic coastal roads and hiking trails.
The cathedral cloister, narrow streets and Provencal markets give the historic centre genuine character.
Fixed price EUR 125, Mercedes E-Class, English-speaking driver, flight tracking and meet & greet. No prepayment needed.
Book your transferHow much is a transfer from Nice Airport to Frejus?
A private transfer is EUR 125 fixed price for up to 4 passengers, including meet & greet and flight tracking, with no prepayment.
How long is the drive?
About 1 hour for the 95 km via the A8; allow a little more on busy summer weekends.
Can you take us to a campsite or holiday village?
Yes, we deliver you directly to your campsite, resort or hotel address, with free child seats on request.