Updated on March 20, 2026
On April 13, 2026, Monte-Carlo Beach reopens its doors for a new season celebrating the joy of living. The season will be marked by the opening of La Vigie Monte-Carlo, a new Italian signature, the return of Maona Monte-Carlo, and an exclusive partnership with Lamborghini Monaco on the padel courts.
In this spirit of renewal, Monte-Carlo Beach unveils its new logo, true to its heritage. This refreshed identity is built around its strong symbols: its founding year and its iconic diving board. More than ever, it embodies the spirit of the Beach: a hotel and seaside club driven by new experiences each season. A place of joy, connection, and sharing, where the club spirit is naturally passed down from generation to generation. Designed like a crest, its logo becomes a true symbol of belonging to this Riviera seaside institution.
Season after season, each day is an ode to the art of living, shaped by culinary pleasures, sporting moments, and the spirit of conviviality that defines the soul of the place.
Elsa Marcel Ravin, the marine garden
At the heart of the Monte-Carlo Beach, the Michelin-starred restaurant Elsa Marcel Ravin reopens on April 15. Under the signature of Chef Marcel Ravin, Elsa Marcel Ravin unveils exceptional gastronomy, like a balcony set above the Mediterranean. Its unique and committed culinary universe draws inspiration from the marine world with delicacy and creativity. From his island origins, the Chef retains a deep respect for fishing and maritime culture, which he celebrates through a true marine garden, where the delights of the sea harmonize with treasures from the land. Steam infused with seawater, marine and vegetal juices, and bold pairings such as tuna rossini or celery enhanced with plankton compose an ethical and flavorful gastronomic experience, celebrating the richness of the marine environment.
A new design at the water’s edge
For the second consecutive year the Olympic swimming pool and the Le Deck restaurant at Monte-Carlo Beach. Reflecting the creative vision of Dorothée Delaye, these two areas has been embellished with a more refined, warm decor at the crossroads of heritage and modernity. The chic, timeless outdoor furniture, featuring sun loungers lined with soft mattresses, intimate cabanas and cosy lounges adorned with an iconic striped print, invites total relaxation.
This revamp reaffirms the Monte-Carlo Beach Club’s status as the Principality’s must-visit seaside location.
A tasty menu midway between tradition and innovation
On the culinary side, Le Deck restaurant remains true to its identity with furniture designed by architect Dorothée Delaye. The restaurant’s signature dishes continue to delight regular diners, while a selection of new culinary creations has been added to enhance the experience.
The convivialspirit of togetherness is now in the spotlight more than ever thanks to an expanded oyster bar and family-style dishes that invite you to savour exceptional food during a day out with friends or family.
Lunch is served daily from 12.30pm. Starting on 13 April.
A party atmosphere with Maona Monte-Carlo
From 14 May, Maona Monte-Carlo will reopen its doors for a unique experience where gastronomy and celebration become one. Immerse yourself in the soul of the Cyclades, with Mediterranean and Greek cuisine served in a warm and friendly atmosphere.
With its large, colourful cushions, multicoloured poufs and floor lamps with fringed shades, the decor invites you to relax before the party gets started. From 4pm. onwards, the music kicks up a notch, diners surrender to the DJ’s playlist and the dancing really starts... even on the tables! It is a neverending celebration, where the magic of Monaco meets the joie de vivre of Mykonos.
Lunch from 12.30pm, Thursday to Sunday in May, June and September, and Wednesday to Sunday in July and August.
La Vigie Monte-Carlo, the new Italian signature
Nestled in an idyllic setting, La Vigie Monte-Carlo invites you to enjoy a gentle, sun-drenched break, where time seems to stand still.
During the day, the atmosphere is warm and relaxed. As night falls, it transforms into a romantic and elegant setting that is ideal for an intimate dinner for two or an evening with friends under the stars.
Open every day for lunch and dinner from 12 June.
Bringing people together through sport
The Monte-Carlo Beach is reconnecting with its sporting heritage more than ever before. In addition to private coaching sessions, group yoga, aqua gym and aquabike classes are on offer this season. Once again this season, enjoy our two padel tennis courts and a lounge area dedicated to relaxation and conviviality. Also worth noting is the return of the green water sports centre with pedalos, paddleboards and kayaks, allowing you to enjoy the marine protected area. You can also take advantage of the changing rooms and fitness room, which were completely renovated last season for optimal comfort.
A swimming pool at Villa La Vigie
There was just one thing missing for Villa La Vigie to attain paradise status: a private swimming pool ! 123 years after it was first built, this sumptuous building sprawling over 600m² is now flawless. The pool, measuring 14 metres in length and 4.20 metres in width, was added last winter in front of the neo-classical façade, ensuring a view of the Mediterranean. Bookings are already open.
Overlooking the cape of Monte-Carlo Beach, nestled at the heart of a wooded park, the villa, which was the holiday home of fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld for over ten years, is now available to rent. It is one of the most beautiful mansions on the French Riviera. Spread over three floors, Villa La Vigie features a monumental entrance hall leading to a central lounge, a dining room and a large reception room, which opens onto a huge terrace of over 230m². The ground floor also includes a billiards room/library and a fully equipped kitchen. Upstairs, six bedrooms, four bathrooms, a shower room and two walk-in wardrobes can accommodate up to twelve people.
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