Nice beach with shops and restaurants

It was okay-ish. The beach area is small and feels sort of commercialised, although it is free for public. The area is clean though and has really clean washrooms too, which are free. However it is not a beach where you can spend long hours and do much.

Considering it is the only public beach in Monaco it is actually quite nice. Would be better if it was actual sand instead of gravel but still a nice beach for a dip

I used to come here in the 1970s, so this artificial beach is starting to have a bit of history. It's still an attractive beach made of very small pebbles. The promenade has good shops and bar restaurants. There is a shower for swimmers. The sandy powder in the pebbles makes for somewhat milky water, so snorkeling is to be done elsewhere. Outside of the buoys is a swimming / diving platform. Access to, or exit from, the water is not easy for people who don't walk well or heavy people because of the slope of the beach. Parking is right behind the beach, underground and not that expensive.

Very nice beach, has showers and a great environment. Definitely the best public beach in Monaco.

What a view! Perfectly clean beach, with an even better view during the late night hours! Worth the visit!

Nice beach with clean water. There are parts for free but also parts, where you can borrow a sunbed. There are small stones but nothing uncomfortable. You can also use the toilet and shower for free.

Stunning location, excellent for families and small kids, flat crystal clear water and things to jump off of older kids. Netted & safe. Highly recommend, we came late in the day, but could easy spend a whole day (ahem year 😉) here lazing in the sun sipping cocktails 🍸

Beautiful and quiet place to relax away from the paparazzi. Feels like Paradise.

This is the best beach in Monaco. If you're in the city during the warmer months. I would highly recommend a visit.

A beachfront oasis that dazzles with its turquoise waters and pristine sands, Larvotto Beach is a true gem of Monaco. From the moment I arrived, I was captivated by the stunning natural beauty of the place. The staff was friendly and accommodating, and the beach was well-maintained, providing a comfortable and inviting space to relax and soak up the sun. As I took a dip in the crystal-clear waters, I couldn't help but feel grateful for the opportunity to experience such a breathtaking location. The beach is a popular spot among tourists, but it never felt overcrowded, and there were plenty of activities available to keep me entertained, from water sports to beach volleyball. What sets Larvotto Beach apart from other beaches in the area is its location, nestled right at the heart of Monaco. It's easily accessible, with plenty of parking available, and the beachside restaurants and bars offer a great selection of refreshments and snacks. Although the facilities are top-notch, I did notice that some areas of the beach could benefit from a bit of maintenance. Additionally, the sun loungers could be more comfortable, and there were a few areas that could have used a bit more shade. Overall, I had an incredible experience at Larvotto Beach and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a picturesque and relaxing day by the sea. I am likely to return to this beach and would encourage the owners to continue improving their facilities to provide the best experience possible for their guests. Thank you for providing such a wonderful escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

Larvotto Beach is a public beach in Monaco located in the easternmost ward of the principality. It is situated just a short walk from Monte Carlo and is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. The beach is known for its pristine waters and stunning scenery, as well as its luxurious beachfront hotels, restaurants, and cafés. Visitors to the beach can enjoy a variety of water sports, such as paddleboarding, kayaking, and jet skiing, as well as relaxing on the soft sand and soaking up the Mediterranean sun. Additionally, the beach is within walking distance of many of Monaco's top attractions, such as the Palais du Prince, the Oceanographic Museum, and the Monte Carlo Casino. Overall, Larvotto Beach is a must-visit destination for anyone visiting Monaco who is looking to experience the natural beauty and luxurious ambiance of this stunning location.

Family style beach. Convenient to bathrooms and plenty of restaurants. Very clean and well maintained with a life guard.

One of the best beaches in Monaco. Pleasant vibes and very good place for family time. Loved it and recommended especially for families.

Nice beach that is well taken care of. You can stroll along the newly renovated modern waterfront, where you’ll find nice coffee shops shops and restaurants all along. Clear blue waters. Clean amenities (toilets, showers).

Great beach in Monaco, if you have an umbrella no sunbed is needed, sunbeds are around 40€ each plus umbrella extra, public toilets and showers available and snacksbars with resonable prices

Many better beaches exist than this.

Nice and comfortable 💛

Local, clean, small beach with little stones, and few restaurants. I was there in the middle of October, I can't imagine how full it is in the summer season.

This is really nice and beautifull place and beach

The beach is very clean and beautiful as nice as Nice's beach

Warm water, gorgeous sights… lots of food options and cristal clear sea

Very nice area, beach is beautiful and clean, restaurants around are good, some need reservations before, prices are acceptable.

If you go to Monaco in summer, take some hours to go to this beach. Fully recommended.

Lovely small beach with restaurants, bars and toilets. Attention! Dogs are not allowed to the beach

Amazing clear waters. Not too deep if you stay behind the black netting edge.

It’s nice beach 🏖 The minuses is that there stones inside of sand, and it is a small one.

Awful beach. Only Mykonos!

(GXA) - This city is known to be a forbidden city,people are only allowed to work there in two week shifts. The time restriction is not due to the toxic nature of the place or not because it doesn't have all the amenities for normal living,but because people get so disconnected from reality living in that small city that people aren't allowed to stay there more than two weeks,as their mental health might get affected by the longer stay there! This city is known to have one of the worst man made disasters of humankind during the Soviet Era.The clue is located at the Huge megastructure that is used to cover the mishap that had occurred during that event and to prevent further damage to the environment. (3.6 Roentgen not great,not terrible ehh?)