The Var on France's south-coast offers season-long sunshine, spectacular scenery, gorgeous coast and glitzy towns and cities. Start planning your holiday today: 

Seaside Holiday Parks in the Cote d’Azur

Le Montourey is located within walking distance of the beach at Fréjus, so it’s really easy to enjoy the beautiful waters of the Mediterranean each day. Plus, there are plenty of local providers offering exciting water-based activities including paddleboarding, diving, kayaking, and sailing. 

Entertainment and Activities at Le Montourey

Like all Siblu sites, Le Montourey offers a wide range of entertainment, activities and facilities for all ages. 

The park has a snack bar, and small grocery store, plus a bar and restaurant for evening leisure. There’s also WiFi, which is available for an additional charge. For information on things to do across the Cote d’Azur, head to the site’s reception for information, advice and buy-in-advance tickets for some attractions. 

To reduce your packing load, you can add bed linen and towels when you book your Siblu break, and you also have the option of adding end-of-stay-cleaning for a quick departure at the end of your break. If you’re travelling with a baby, you can hire cots, high chairs and a baby bath to make travel easier. 

Each week, the team at Le Montourey provides a fun-packed evening entertainment program with shows, music, comedy, discos, karaoke and more. During the day, you can use your sites sports facilities, which will include aquafitness, multisport pitches, and boules.

Children and teenagers can also take park in the daily Kids' Clubs and Teen Clubs which offer even more age-appropriate games, sports and activities. 
 

Attractions Close to our Cote d’Azur Holiday Park

Le Montourey serves as an excellent base for exploring the Var region and the Cote d’Azur. Nearby Fréjus offers a glimpse into history with its well-preserved Roman and medieval sites. Saint-Tropez is renowned for its bustling harbour and beautiful beaches, making it a popular tourist destination.

The islands of Hyères, including Porquerolles and Port-Cros, are accessible nearby and are perfect for those seeking tranquil beaches and opportunities for hiking. For history buffs, the Thoronet Abbey is a significant site, showcasing Provencal Romanesque architecture and the rich history of the region.

Outdoor enthusiasts will find the red cliffs of the Estérel Massif an excellent spot for hiking. The Var coastline is also ideal for water sports such as scuba diving, particularly around Hyères, and sailing, thanks to the Mediterranean winds.

Tourists with an interest in gastronomy will enjoy the Var wine route, featuring the famous rosés of Bandol, and the local Provencal cuisine found in markets and restaurants. Picturesque hilltop villages like Bormes-les-Mimosas, Gassin, and Tourtour offer stunning views and a taste of authentic Provence.

Cultural events throughout the year celebrate music, art, and cinema, while museums like the Naval Museum in Toulon and Villa Noailles in Hyères enrich the cultural landscape. Family-friendly activities include the Aqualand water park in Sainte-Maxime and the Mont Faron Zoo in Toulon.