While it is a sandy beach and protected from the sea a little by the barriers, this is just like many beaches along this coast line, but given it is sand, probably the best place to go anyway.

While it is a sandy beach and protected from the sea a little by the barriers, this is just like many beaches along this coast line, but given it is sand, probably the best place to go anyway.
Great beach club on Larvotte beach. Take the number 6 bus and get off after the Japenese gardens. The club is on the beach and has three areas a lively drinks area with music, a dining area at tables and then sun loungers and beds on the beach itself for lounging around having drinks brought to you. LUXURY!
Nice little beach. Love views and it was nice to watch some rays and relax. You have to see it when your in monaco
Beautiful beach, but very small and very crowded. If you live in MC and dont drive then you are stuck in Larvotto beach. Its better to come in the early morning, when its not too crowded and the water is clean. The lost busiest month is August, thats when everybodys on vacation and on the beach.
The beach and surrounding areas are very well kept as everything in Monaco. Another must do for Monaco to experience the rich and famous. Very safe swimming area as there are almost no waves. During July it is busy as expected but not too busy.
We went in winter so didn't experience in Summer but looked amazing. Ocean can be seen in different shades of blue and green makes it worth the trip.
V poor - non existent service at beach restaurant. Ended up paying extortionate price for lunch at Meridian. Lovely, but not by choice. Prefer the rest of Monaco.....
The beach is very busy, particularly in July and August and it can be difficult to find somewhere to put your towel. Listening to all the languages spoken on the beach is interesting - Russian, Italian, English, French, Swedish etc. Plenty of good restaurants on the beach including La Spiaggia, La Note Bleue etc. On the promenade above the beach,...
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I love Larvotto plage, the water is clam thanks to rocky breaks out to sea and the sand is not bad at all for this part of the coast. The restaurants that line the bay are not bad either but can be pricey, this is Monaco after all!
Just busy enough in September. Half private with nice restaurants & cafes a bit expensive of course.
Just about half left for free beach. Nice small pebbles & the sea is prevented from having jelly fish with a net across. The fish are protected too. Has nice 2 promenages above the beach one & children play skateboarding in part of...
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