How long does the Saint-Tropez–Frejus taxi ride take?

Allow about 35 minutes via the D559 through Sainte-Maxime. In summer rush hours, expect 45 to 50 minutes maximum.

Can the taxi drop me at Frejus-Saint-Raphael station?

Yes, the driver drops you directly at Frejus-Saint-Raphael station. Specify your train time when booking to ensure your connection.

Can I visit the Roman amphitheatre on the way?

The driver drops you at the Frejus Roman amphitheatre. They can wait or return to collect you after your visit, as you prefer.

Are there tolls on this route?

No, the route uses only departmental roads (D98A and D559) with no tolls at all. The fare fixed at booking is the final price.

35 km · 35 min

Taxi Saint-Tropez — Fréjus

From the Tropezian peninsula to the Roman city at the foot of the Esterel

35 km35 minFrom 45 — 60 €

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Distance

35 km

Duration

35 min

Estimated price

45 — 60 €

Availability

24/7

Frejus, founded by Julius Caesar in 49 BC as Forum Julii, is one of France's oldest cities and boasts an exceptional Roman heritage. Its ancient amphitheatre, aqueduct and theatre bear witness to the importance of this Roman colony that served as a military port for Augustus' fleet. The taxi ride from Saint-Tropez is one of the shortest departures from the peninsula, yet it offers varied and enchanting scenery. Leaving the mythical harbour where yachts glisten in the Mediterranean sun, the road hugs the Gulf of Saint-Tropez through Sainte-Maxime, a popular family resort known for its sandy beaches and casino. Beyond Sainte-Maxime, the route crosses pine forests and the first foothills of the Esterel massif, famous for its red porphyry rocks plunging into turquoise waters. Frejus also charms visitors with its medieval episcopal complex — a 5th-century baptistery, cathedral and cloister — and Port-Frejus, a modern marina with shops and restaurants. The town is an ideal starting point for exploring the Blavet gorges and Esterel hiking trails.

Route

Route Saint-Tropez → Fréjus

From Saint-Tropez, the route follows the D98A towards La Foux, then continues on the D559 towards Sainte-Maxime along the northern shore of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. The road hugs the coastline, passing through the port of Sainte-Maxime and its beaches. After Sainte-Maxime, the D559 moves slightly inland through Roquebrune-sur-Argens and Puget-sur-Argens before reaching Frejus from the northeast. Entry into Frejus is via the boulevard de la Liberation serving the historic centre and the Roman amphitheatre. For Port-Frejus or the beaches, the driver continues south towards the nature reserve.

Main route: D98A + D559 — Aucun (routes départementales uniquement)

Points of interest along the way

Golfe de Saint-Tropez

D559

Amphithéâtre romain

Port-Fréjus

Massif de l'Estérel

Practical tips

Our tips for Saint-Tropez → Fréjus

Tips & best practices

Specific tips for the Saint-Tropez → Fréjus route

This is one of the easiest journeys from Saint-Tropez as the D559 towards Sainte-Maxime is less congested than the D98A southward. Even so, a morning or late afternoon departure is preferable in midsummer to avoid slowdowns near Sainte-Maxime. If visiting the Roman amphitheatre and the episcopal complex, ask the driver to drop you right at the site. The Frejus market runs on Wednesday and Saturday mornings and is worth a visit for Provencal produce. For an evening return to Saint-Tropez, book in advance as finding a taxi on the spot is difficult on the peninsula.

Tolls: Aucun (routes départementales uniquement)

Pricing

Taxi fare Saint-Tropez → Fréjus

All our rides are fixed-price. The fare is set at booking, no surprises.

Day rate

Monday — Saturday, 7am — 7pm

45 — 60 €

Night rate

7pm — 7am, 15% surcharge

52 — 69 €

Sunday & holidays

All day, 10% surcharge

50 — 66 €

* Indicative prices incl. tax. Exact fare provided at booking. No luggage surcharge.

Transport comparison

How to get from Saint-Tropez to Fréjus?

Taxi vs alternatives

Detailed comparison of transport options

The Varlib bus connects Saint-Tropez to Frejus in about 1h15 with irregular schedules. Frejus-Saint-Raphael station is on the Marseille-Nice TER line but has no direct link from Saint-Tropez (no station). By taxi, the direct journey takes just 35 minutes with no connections, dropping you at the amphitheatre, the station or any address of your choice.

Sedan (1-4 passengers)

45 — 60 €

Guaranteed fixed price, no surprises

Van (5-7 passengers)

80 €

Ideal for families and groups

Villes desservies

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