Larvotto beach on a sunny day

District guide · the beach and Mareterra

Larvotto: Our Favourites

Larvotto in one page: the beach, the Japanese Garden, the Grimaldi Forum, Villa Sauber, beach clubs, Jimmy’z and the new Mareterra district.

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What to see and do

  1. A calm corner by the sea

    Japanese Garden

    Larvotto · Avenue Princesse Grace·Zen garden

    A Zen garden by the Grimaldi Forum, with a pond, waterfall, tea house and bridges.

    Avenue Princesse Grace, 98000 MonacoExplore View on map

  2. Monaco’s main beach

    Larvotto Beach

    Larvotto·Public beach

    Monaco’s main public beach, open all year, with a promenade, a Handiplage and snorkelling in a marine protected area.

    Avenue Princesse Grace, 98000 MonacoExplore View on map

  3. A seafront villa of art

    Nouveau Musée National de Monaco – Villa Sauber

    Larvotto · Avenue Princesse Grace·Contemporary art museum

    The seafront villa of Monaco’s national museum of contemporary art, on Avenue Princesse Grace.

    17 Avenue Princesse Grace, 98000 MonacoExplore View on map

  4. Summer exhibitions by the sea

    Grimaldi Forum Monaco

    Larvotto · Avenue Princesse Grace·Culture & congress centre

    Monaco’s seafront centre for exhibitions, ballet, concerts and congresses.

    10 Avenue Princesse Grace, 98000 MonacoExplore View on map

  5. Monaco’s new district on the sea

    Mareterra

    Larvotto · Le Portier·New seafront district

    Monaco’s new district reclaimed from the sea, designed by Renzo Piano and Valode & Pistre.

    Le Portier, 98000 MonacoExplore View on map

Where to eat

  1. Martinique meets the Riviera

    Blue Bay Marcel Ravin

    Larvotto · Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel·Caribbean-Mediterranean

    Chef Marcel Ravin’s sea-view restaurant at the Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort.

    40 Avenue Princesse Grace, 98000 MonacoExplore View on map

  2. Big Mamma by the beach

    Giacomo

    Larvotto · Plage du Larvotto·Italian trattoria

    The Big Mamma group’s trattoria at the Larvotto beach complex.

    Complexe du Larvotto, Plage du Larvotto, 98000 MonacoExplore View on map

Bars and nightlife

  1. Sunset on the water

    Le Blue Gin

    Larvotto · Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel·Waterfront lounge

    A waterfront lounge at the Monte-Carlo Bay with sea views and a heated terrace.

    40 Avenue Princesse Grace, 98000 MonacoExplore View on map

  2. The Riviera’s legendary club

    Jimmy’z Monte-Carlo

    Larvotto · Le Sporting Monte-Carlo·Nightclub

    Monaco’s most famous nightclub, at Le Sporting Monte-Carlo for more than 50 years.

    26 Avenue Princesse Grace, 98000 MonacoExplore View on map

  3. Dinner, then dancing

    Twiga Monte Carlo

    Larvotto · Grimaldi Forum·Restaurant & club

    A restaurant and club at the Grimaldi Forum, with dinner first and the club running until late.

    10 Avenue Princesse Grace, 98000 MonacoExplore View on map

  4. A Monaco institution since 1993

    Sass’ Café

    Larvotto · Avenue Princesse Grace·Restaurant, piano bar & club

    A restaurant, piano bar and club with live music and then DJs, open since 1993.

    11 Avenue Princesse Grace, 98000 MonacoExplore View on map

  5. Right on the sand

    La Note Bleue

    Larvotto · Plage du Larvotto·Beach restaurant & club

    A beach restaurant and club on Larvotto Beach, with sunbeds, lunch and seaside evenings.

    Plage du Larvotto, Avenue Princesse Grace, 98000 MonacoExplore View on map

Where to stay

  1. A resort on its own peninsula

    Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort

    Larvotto · Avenue Princesse Grace·Resort hotel

    A resort hotel on a peninsula with gardens and a lagoon pool, home to Blue Bay and Le Blue Gin.

    40 Avenue Princesse Grace, 98000 MonacoExplore View on map

  2. A hotel with its own beach

    Le Méridien Beach Plaza

    Larvotto·Beach hotel

    A large Larvotto hotel with 397 rooms and a private beach reached straight from the hotel.

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Questions and answers

Is Larvotto Beach public?

Mostly, yes. It is open all year, with a few private beaches alongside.

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