Larvotto beach, Public beach in Monte Carlo, Monaco
Larvotto beach is a public and private seaside area on Monaco's eastern coastline with sandy and gravelly sections. The beach extends along the Mediterranean coast and features various amenities including loungers, umbrellas, and dining options.
The beach was developed during Monaco's modernization in the mid-20th century, transforming the simple coastline into a refined seaside destination. This development was part of the principality's broader growth as an international resort.
The beach serves as a gathering place where locals and tourists spend their days swimming and dining at beachfront establishments. People come here to enjoy time by the water and experience the leisurely pace of Mediterranean coastal life.
The public area is free to access, while beach clubs charge fees for loungers and shade structures. Plan to visit during daylight hours, as most facilities operate from morning through evening.
The beach features imported fine gravel rather than natural sand, giving it a distinctive appearance. During summer months, protective nets are installed to shield swimmers from jellyfish.
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