Since July 1, the Handiplage and Audioplage site has been welcoming disabled visitors
and those with reduced mobility to Larvotto beach to enjoy
swimming in the sea.
The
official opening was held on Tuesday, July 3, 2018, in the presence of Véronique
Charlot, Director of Social Welfare and Social Services, Elodie Koukoui and
Michaël Fiori, responsible for accessibility and disability issues in the
Department of Social Welfare and Social Services, Françoise Ragazzoni,
President of the Soroptimist International Club, and representatives of the
elected assemblies.
The
Handiplage and Audioplage site is the result of a partnership between the
Prince’s Government and the Soroptimist International Club of Monaco. It is
free and accessible to all from July 2 to September 2, 2018. There is no need to
book or follow any particular procedures. The site represents:
- 18 years of operation
- 600 assisted swims in 2017
- specially adapted facilities and equipment
- 4 Handiplage attendants to assist users
- a MOBI’BUS shuttle service to Larvotto
For more details about accessibility for visitors with reduced mobility in the Principality, please see the accessibility guide "DEPASSER", which is available from tourist information offices or can be downloaded from this website.
Photo Slider : Handiplage-Audioplage 2018_©Charly Gallo_Dircom