Boat Trip Special F1 Grand Prix Nice-Monaco

Two departures are offered on Grand Prix weekend: 7:30 AM departure from Nice and 7:00 PM departure from Monaco. Each cruise lasts about an hour along the coast, arriving at the home port before peak hours.

We recommend arriving 30 minutes early at boarding. In case of a missed departure, the ticket is neither exchangeable nor refundable.

The excursion offers a reading of Principality of Monaco and the coast of the French Riviera that only the sea allows during this particular week: superyachts at anchor along the coast, international atmosphere, view of the Rock and the giant yachts from offshore.

The navigation skirts some of the most beautiful stretches of the Côte d'Azur coastline: Cap-d’Ail, Cap-Ferrat, Beaulieu. The boat, skippered by a local captain, accommodates up to 12 passengers in a comfortable setup, with jockey seats and life jackets on board.

The exit is open from one passenger up to a maximum of 12 people per departure. The minimum age is 4 years old, and minors must be accompanied by a legal guardian for the duration of the excursion.

The format is suitable for couples, families, or groups of friends who are Formula 1 enthusiasts. As tickets are scarce for this high-demand weekend, booking in advance is strongly recommended.

No. During the Monaco Formula 1 Grand Prix weekend, a regulated navigation zone is established by the Monegasque maritime authorities around Port Hercule and the circuit. No boats are allowed to approach during practice and the race.

The excursion takes you along the coast between Nice and Monaco By sea, with the unique atmosphere of the race weekend: giant yachts at anchor along the coast, activity in the ports, views of the Rock and the principality from offshore. To follow the race itself, it's best to turn to the official stands or a television broadcast.

The Formula 1 Grand Prix weekend transforms the entire coastline between Nice and Monaco. The largest yachts in the Mediterranean anchor along the coast, particularly between Cap-d'Ail and Larvotto. Seen from the sea, the spectacle is striking: superyachts a few meters away, helicopters circling above the principality, activity on the harbor.

The weather in late May is generally mild, with the sea often calm in the mornings. This is one of the weeks when the French Riviera takes on an international dimension, and navigating it offers an angle that few visitors take the time to seek out.

Several weeks in advance. Boat trips around the Monaco Grand Prix are among the most in-demand of the season, with capacity limited to 12 passengers per departure. We recommend booking at least 4 to 6 weeks before the event to secure a spot.

On Grand Prix weekend, two departures are offered: 7:30 AM from Nice in the morning, and 7:00 PM from Monaco at the end of the day. Seats sell out quickly, especially on qualifying Saturday and race Sunday.