Monte-Carlo Beach

The Monte-Carlo Beach is located in France, in the municipality of Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, just a few steps from the Principality. The establishment belongs to the Monegasque group Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer. Its name and affiliation place it within the world of Monte-Carlo, while its geographical location remains French.

Yes. During its opening season, the Monte-Carlo Beach Club also welcomes day visitors, without requiring them to stay at the hotel. You can enjoy the Olympic-size swimming pool and private beach by booking admission with a sun lounger or a private area, subject to availability. Please note: from 15 July to 31 August, sun loungers are available on-site only, with no option to reserve, and are allocated based on availability when you arrive.

For guidance, 2026 rates for admission with a sun lounger range from €120 to €150 per adult in April, from €200 to €220 on weekdays in May–June and September-October, from €260 to €300 on weekends in June, and from €330 to €390 in July-August. These rates are for the day and vary depending on the location. Check the current rates with the Monte-Carlo Beach Club before booking.

Yes. The swimming pool at Monte-Carlo Beach is filled with seawater, heated to 28 °C and filtered using ozone. It is open during the Beach Club season and welcomes hotel guests, club members and day visitors. There is also a small pool for children.

Perched above the headland at Monte-Carlo Beach, Villa La Vigie is a historic Riviera residence dating back to the early 20th century. More recently, it was one of Karl Lagerfeld’s homes for over ten years. The fashion designer also held photo shoots there. With six bedrooms, a spacious terrace overlooking the Mediterranean and a swimming pool, it can be hired for exclusive use for a stay or an event.

Monte-Carlo Beach and its Beach Club welcome visitors from April to October, then close for the winter. Exact dates are announced each season. Restaurants and activities have their own schedules, so check their opening dates when planning your stay.

Monte-Carlo Beach and its Beach Club welcome visitors from April to October, then close for the winter. The exact dates are announced each season. Restaurants and activities follow their own schedules, so check their opening dates when planning your stay.

Three restaurants make up the Monte-Carlo Beach dining offering. Elsa Marcel Ravin* celebrates a seafood cuisine that showcases local, seasonal and organic produce. Le Deck serves a summer menu overlooking the Olympic-size swimming pool, while La Vigie Zanoni Monte-Carlo celebrates Italian gastronomy by the sea.

From Nice Côte d’Azur Airport, the Express 80 shuttle runs to Monaco, stopping at Sporting (Bay Hôtel), from where Monte-Carlo Beach is a short walk. From central Monaco, buses 5 and 6 go to the Larvotto terminus, then it’s a short walk along Avenue Princesse Grace. Taxis and private drivers can also take you directly to the property from the city centre or the airport. For a quick transfer between Nice Airport and Monaco, the helicopter journey takes 7 minutes.

Yes. Monte-Carlo Beach has a private beach with direct access to the Mediterranean. Nestled beneath the pine trees, this seaside retreat invites you to alternate between swimming and relaxing by the sea. It welcomes hotel guests as well as day visitors admitted to the Beach Club.