Discover Larvotto 2026

As Monaco's only public sand beach, the Plage du Larvotto was artificially created with imported sand and divided into several sections, from free public areas to exclusive beach clubs, with clear water directly in the Mediterranean.

This large congress and cultural centre right on the sea regularly hosts international art exhibitions, concerts, and conferences, and, with its distinctive glass facade and rooftop terrace with sea views, is among the architectural landmarks of the Principality's eastern side.

This small protected area off the coast preserves seagrass meadows and an artificial reef that serves as a habitat for numerous fish species, and can be explored on a guided snorkelling tour, a surprisingly natural experience in the middle of the urban Principality.

This tranquil traditional Japanese-style garden, created in 1994, with a pond, waterfall, and teahouse, offers a meditative retreat right on Larvotto beach and is one of the unexpected havens of calm in the lively Principality.

This beach district is located at the eastern end of the Principality, just about 15 minutes' walk from the Monte Carlo Casino, and can also be reached in a few minutes by the free municipal bus from anywhere in Monaco.

As Monaco's only public sand beach, the Plage du Larvotto was artificially created with imported sand and divided into several sections, from free public areas to exclusive beach clubs, with clear water directly in the Mediterranean.

This large congress and cultural centre right on the sea regularly hosts international art exhibitions, concerts, and conferences, and, with its distinctive glass facade and rooftop terrace with sea views, is among the architectural landmarks of the Principality's eastern side.

This small protected area off the coast preserves seagrass meadows and an artificial reef that serves as a habitat for numerous fish species, and can be explored on a guided snorkelling tour, a surprisingly natural experience in the middle of the urban Principality.