Saint Raphael and Frejus

Yesterday was a national holiday in Monaco, so we were both at home. It was sunny (as you can see from the photos) and warm and I actually didn't feel like I was dying, for the first time in ages, so we decided to go exploring - and went to Saint Raphael, along the coast towards Marseille.

Photos of sunshine
Upside down boat, now colonised by seagulls:

That part of the coast is beautiful - huge red rocks and cliffs, as you can see a bit in this photo from the train window.

Saint Raphael is nothing special - the beach is nice, though, and the church is pretty from the outside.

Church:

Beach:

The old town in Saint Raphael was... limited (I was feeling ill again by that point, though, so I might be doing it a disservice. Or we might have missed bits.) There's a museum that might be worth going to, we walked past it. That was about it.

Frejus was pretty, but small. It's noted for its Roman ruins - we got as far as the amphitheatre, which is being re-built, and got bored and went home. The church is prettier on the outside than the inside, but it is pretty.