Monaco’s private beaches for a premium relaxation experience

Monte-Carlo Beach Hotel Beach

The Monte-Carlo Beach Hotel’s private beach is a true Monegasque institution, welcoming people of all ages every summer from April to October. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy the water in the shade of its striped canvas cabanas. Enjoy one of the 200 sunshades, the 90 private cabanas available to book, or the 30 sun loungers facing the sea for even more privacy.

The Monte-Carlo Beach beach also features a water sports centre offering a range of environmentally friendly sports and water activities: pedalos, stand-up paddleboarding and kayaking.

And if you’d rather enjoy a swim, slip into the crystal-clear waters of the legendary Olympic-sized seawater pool, heated to 28 °C and open from April to September. After a relaxing day, treat yourself to the flavours of the sea at the Michelin-starred Elsa restaurant, where the cuisine is created by chef Marcel Ravin.

 

Le Méridien Beach Plaza Hotel’s private beach

The private beach at the Le Méridien Beach Plaza hotel offers direct access to the Mediterranean Sea. Book a sun lounger to enjoy the sun and the vast blue sea. Right next to the sun lounger area, you’ll find an outdoor swimming pool with panoramic sea views.

Le Méridien Beach Plaza also allows you to explore the waters from its private jetty, the starting point for a range of water sports (kayaking, jet-skiing, water skiing, e-foiling, stand-up paddleboarding).

From the comfort of the Alang Bar, you can enjoy a cocktail, an aperitif or lunch right on the beach. For a gourmet experience, treat yourself to the Mediterranean cuisine at the Intempo restaurant. You can also treat yourself to a chic yet relaxed break at Café Lacoste or enjoy a moment of relaxation in the shade of the pine trees at the Muse Monte-Carlo.

La Note Bleue restaurant beach

Another restaurant on Larvotto Beach:  La Note Bleue. After sampling Chef Laurent Paya’s Mediterranean cuisine, inspired by flavours from around the world, book a sun lounger to suit your budget. You can also book a spot without having eaten at the restaurant. Forgotten your towel? Don’t panic! La Note Bleue has them available to hire: no excuses! The beach is open every day from 8.30 am to 7 pm.

Every Wednesday evening, La Note Bleue transforms into a music club, showcasing local artists and up-and-coming talent from the Côte d’Azur scene. From June onwards, the programme is enhanced with live concerts on Friday and Saturday evenings. A DJ hosts the beach parties until 11.00 pm, from Tuesday to Thursday.

 

Miami Plage Restaurant Beach

Located on Larvotto Beach, Miami Plage is a family-run restaurant renowned for its authenticity and simplicity. You can enjoy lunch right by the water’s edge, then book one of the 100 sun loungers on the beach, or simply come and enjoy the sea.

The staff are on hand to ensure you have the perfect relaxing time. No time for a sit-down lunch? You’ll also find a snack bar serving salads, pizza slices, burgers and sandwiches.

 

Neptune Monaco Restaurant Beach

On Larvotto Beach, Neptune Monaco restaurant welcomes you for lunch and/or to enjoy the seaside. You can book a sun lounger and a parasol at different prices depending on how close they are to the sea. Perfect for sunbathing with your feet in the water or enjoying a peaceful nap, depending on your budget and what takes your fancy!

The restaurant serves Mediterranean specialities and dishes inspired by cuisines from around the world. You can also enjoy signature cocktails at the bar whilst relaxing on your sun lounger.

 

La Rose des Vents Restaurant Beach

Specialising in Italian seafood cuisine, the restaurant La Rose des Vents is also situated on Larvotto Beach. You can book sun loungers and parasols here to relax right by the waters of the Côte d’Azur, accompanied by pleasant background music.

For a luxurious day of relaxation, this private beach offers two private cabanas, each accommodating five people. You can enjoy the seafront in complete privacy and sip your welcome cocktails whilst gazing out over the Mediterranean Sea.