Monaco · Riviera monégasque
Monte Carlo Boat Trips
Monaco's shoreline, the Pelagos Sanctuary and the coves from Cap d'Ail to Cap Ferrat from Port Hercule.
- itinéraires
- 3 itinéraires
- points de départ
- 1 points de départ
- bateaux
- 3 bateaux
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Itinéraires in Monte Carlo
Itinéraires étudiés avec escales, heures de départ et saison.
Private Boat from Monaco to Cap d'Ail, Èze and Cap Ferrat
Pelagos Sanctuary Whale and Dolphin Watching from Monaco
Monaco Coastline Sightseeing Cruise from Port Hercule
Monte Carlo
Points forts
The Rock of Monaco-Ville
The rocky headland holding the Prince's Palace and the Oceanographic Museum, seen from the sea.
Pelagos Sanctuary
The marine mammal sanctuary shared by Monaco, France and Italy.
Mala Beach, Cap d'Ail
A small pebble cove between cliffs just west of Monaco.
Bateaux
Bateaux in Monte Carlo
motor-yatMonaco Coastline Sightseeing Cruise from Port Hercule Boat 1
Port Hercule, Monte Carlo 11:00–12:00
motor-yatPelagos Sanctuary Whale and Dolphin Watching from Monaco Boat 1
Port Hercule, Monte Carlo 09:00–13:30
Private Boat from Monaco to Cap d'Ail, Èze and Cap Ferrat Boat 1
Port Hercule, Monte Carlo 10:00–14:00
Monte Carlo en bref
Boat trips in Monaco leave from Port Hercule; short coastal cruises pass the Rock of Monaco-Ville, Fontvieille and Larvotto to show the Principality from the sea. Offshore lies the Pelagos Sanctuary for marine mammals, set up jointly by France, Monaco and Italy, where half-day watching trips head out. To the west, the coast of Cap d'Ail, Èze and Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat is French water lined with coves where private boats stop to swim. Distances are short, so most trips last a few hours.