Located between the Mediterranean Sea and the Estérel massif, just a few minutes from the port of Fréjus and the center of Saint-Raphaël, Le Clos du Dramont enjoys an exceptional setting.
Here, the red rocks, umbrella pines, and sea views create a unique setting in the Var (83). Its ideal location allows you to enjoy the beaches, hikes, and typical Southern villages alike.
Saint-Raphaël & Fréjus: Two Gems of the French Riviera
Between seaside relaxation, Mediterranean culture, and heritage, these two neighboring towns offer a thousand facets to discover. Saint-Raphaël captivates with its lively port, golden beaches, and Provençal markets. Fréjus charms with its historic soul, Roman streets, and peaceful atmosphere.
Don’t miss:
- The beaches of Saint-Raphaël: Beau Rivage, Camp Long, Boulouris
- The port of Fréjus and its seaside terraces
- The Provençal markets and summer evenings on the seafront
- The Roman ruins and ancient amphitheater of Fréjus
Nature & Walks: Between Estérel and the Mediterranean
Just a few steps from Le Clos du Dramont, the Cap Dramont and the Estérel massif offer some of the most beautiful panoramas in the Var.
Here, the ochre rock contrasts with the deep blue of the sea, and each trail reveals an infinite horizon.
Walk Ideas Not to Be Missed:
- The Sémaphore du Dramont, a 360° panorama of the Mediterranean and the Île d’Or
- The Coastal Path, from Camp Long beach to the wild coves of Anthéor
- The hikes in the Estérel, between forests, calanques, and red rocks
A perfect setting for nature lovers, photographers, or simply to recharge in complete serenity.
Water Activities and Outdoor Leisure
The coastline of Saint-Raphaël and Fréjus is a playground for lovers of the sea and active relaxation.
Must-Do:
- Kayaking, paddleboarding, diving, or a boat trip to the Île d’Or
- Sea excursions at sunset
- Cycling & Mountain Biking between the sea and the Estérel massif
- Canyoning & Climbing for adventurers
- Water parks and family activities in Fréjus (Aqualand, Luna Park)
Each activity reflects the diversity of the Var and the charm of the authentic French Riviera.
Heritage & Provençal Culture in the Var (83)
The charm of the South can also be discovered in its perched villages, historic monuments, and typical spots.
To visit nearby:
- The Roman Amphitheater and the Cathedral of Fréjus
- The Old Port of Saint-Raphaël and the Basilica of Notre-Dame-de-la-Victoire
- The Provençal Landing Beach in Saint-Raphaël
- The villages of the Var region: Agay, Roquebrune, Fayence, Bagnols-en-Forêt
- The Local Markets and their producers
A blend of history, craftsmanship, and the sweetness of life, to explore all year round.
Flavors of the Var & Gourmet Moments
The Var is also a generous land: rosé wines, olive oil, honey, goat cheeses, and Provençal tapas.
And to extend your culinary discoveries, the Clos du Dramont Wine Bar welcomes you from Monday to Saturday evening from 5 PM to 9 PM.
On the program:
- Selection of Var wines and independent winemakers
- Sharing platters: cold cuts, cheeses, and quality products
- Homemade tapas and aperitif dinners with sea view
Access, Mobility, and Comfort in Saint-Raphaël
Le Clos du Dramont offers simple and convenient access to all the wonders of the region.
- Private and secure parking on site for guests of Le Clos du Dramont
- Dramont train station a few minutes’ walk away
- Bus lines to Saint-Raphaël and Fréjus
You can do everything without a car, in a peaceful and natural atmosphere.
And after the Adventure… It’s Time to Relax at Le Clos Du Dramont
After a day between sea and mountains, Le Clos du Dramont invites you to extend the pleasure.
A glass of wine, a sunset on the panoramic terrace, then a peaceful night in one of our rooms.
A timeless moment, reflecting the place: simple, elegant, and profoundly human.
F.A.Q
What are the closest beaches to Le Clos du Dramont?
The Dramont beaches are accessible on foot in about ten minutes. In the immediate vicinity, you will also find the beaches of Beau Rivage, Camp Long, and Boulouris in Saint-Raphaël.
Can I go hiking from the hotel?
Yes, Cap Dramont and the Estérel massif are practically at the foot of the establishment. The Sémaphore du Dramont offers a 360° panorama of the Mediterranean and the Île d’Or, and the Coastal Path runs along the coast from Camp Long beach to the wild coves of Anthéor. The setting is particularly striking with the ochre rock of the Estérel contrasting with the blue of the sea.
What water activities are available in the area?
The coastline of Saint-Raphaël and Fréjus offers kayaking, paddleboarding, diving, and boat trips to the Île d’Or. Sunset sea excursions are also organized, as well as cycling and mountain biking between sea and mountains. For the more adventurous, canyoning and climbing are also accessible in the massif.
Are there activities for families with children?
In Fréjus, you will find water parks and family leisure activities, including Aqualand and a Luna Park. The beaches and seaside walks remain, of course, accessible to all.
What is there to see culturally and historically?
Fréjus preserves a remarkable ancient heritage: notably a Roman amphitheater and cathedral. In Saint-Raphaël, the old port and the Notre-Dame-de-la-Victoire basilica are worth a visit, as is the Landing Beach. The surrounding Var villages, Agay, Roquebrune, Fayence, or Bagnols-en-Forêt, offer a beautiful immersion into the Provençal way of life.
Do I need a car to visit the region?
Not necessarily. Dramont train station is a few minutes’ walk from the hotel, and bus lines serve Saint-Raphaël and Fréjus. For those coming by car, private and secure parking is available on site.
Can I taste Var wines and local products without leaving the hotel?
Yes. The Clos du Dramont Wine Bar offers a selection of Var wines and independent winemakers’ products, accompanied by sharing platters and homemade tapas, from Monday to Saturday evening from 5 PM to 9 PM. A great way to extend the day on the terrace with a sea view.
