Getting around Monaco by bus

A bus boat in the port of Monaco

It's called "Camille", and since 2007 it has been crossing the port of Monaco: the Monaco boat bus, operated by Monaco Riviera Navigation, provides a one-kilometre shortcut (compared with walking or driving) between the Principality's two major tourist areas, Monaco-Ville (Le Rocher) and Monte-Carlo. To the south, the boat departs from the Quai Rainier^1er, at the end of the Quai Antoine^1er, while to the north, the landing stage is on the Quai des États-Unis, next to the Quai Chicane.

The Bateau Bus runs continuously from 8am to 8pm. The journey takes 10 minutes, with departures every 20 minutes. Belonging to the Compagnie des Autobus de Monaco (CAM) network, the line follows the Monegasque bus fare system: the journey costs €2 from the sailor, €1.50 by bank card or via theMonapass app, and the various passes (daily, weekly, monthly) and season tickets operate equally well on the water and in the city buses.

A shortcut between the Rock and Monte Carlo

The Bateau bus de Monaco boat crossing of Port Hercule offers visitors and tourists an environmentally-friendly way to get around quickly during their visits. Quai Antoine 1ᵉʳ is located below Monaco-Ville, a district of the Principality where you will find the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco, the Cathedral, the Prince's Palace, as well as the Cruise Terminal and the Digue car park. Once across, on the Quai des États-Unis side, passengers can go to the Auditorium Rainier III or take two lifts to Monte Carlo. Place du Casino, shopping streets, historic palaces and gardens await visitors in this prestigious area of the Riviera.

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