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.
Location: Larvotto
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
GPS coordinates: 43.74603,7.43313
Latest update: December 6, 2025 19:03
Monaco has many sites to see if you are interested in history and buildings. The Prince's Palace is from the thirteenth century and has changed over the years into a Renaissance palace. The Monte-Carlo Casino, built in 1863, invites visitors to see its richly decorated rooms. There is also the Cathedral of Monaco, a white stone building built between 1875 and 1884, where the tombs of the ruling princes are found. These buildings show the history of the country and how it grew over time. The country also has natural areas and places focused on science. The Oceanographic Museum shows tanks filled with sea creatures from around the world. The Exotic Garden is on a cliff and has been collecting succulents and cacti since 1933. By the sea, the yacht harbor is a busy place, and the beaches are great for relaxing in the sun. While walking around Monaco, you will see car museums, churches, archaeological sites, and botanical gardens. Each place tells a story about Monaco, whether it is long ago or recent. Monaco is easy to visit on foot, so you can go from one site to another without trouble.
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