Plage du Larvotto

Plage du Larvotto stretches along the Mediterranean coastline with fine imported gravel and clear water for swimming. The waterfront includes both public and private sections, with private areas offering lounger and parasol rentals through beach clubs.

The beach underwent comprehensive renovations in 2021 as part of Monaco's coastal development program, introducing modern facilities and improved accessibility. This modernization significantly expanded the infrastructure and enhanced the overall visitor experience.

The beachfront restaurant La Note Bleue hosts evening performances featuring jazz, soul, and funk music alongside Mediterranean dining. The beach itself serves as a social gathering place where locals and visitors spend their days swimming and relaxing together.

Swimming is protected during summer months by an anti-jellyfish net, and open-air exercise equipment allows movement with Mediterranean views. Visitors should note that private sections require payment, while the public area is freely accessible.

The beach features an innovative anti-jellyfish net that protects swimmers while keeping the seascape unobstructed. This system allows safe swimming during peak summer months when jellyfish are more common.