Guide to Monte Carlo

Finding a budget tour to Monte Carlo is nearly impossible, as it is a luxurious and expensive resort. The capital of Monaco is known as a favorite destination for the elite, who rarely think about how much their vacation costs or when the cheapest deals to the city are available.

However, experienced travelers know that even such a high-end destination can offer last-minute deals — especially if you search through online platforms.

Each year, last-minute trips to Monte Carlo are becoming increasingly popular. This is especially true during the Formula 1 racing season, when the city fills with motorsport fans from around the world.

Based on average prices, a one-week tour to the French Riviera will cost at least €2,300 per person — and that’s without including entertainment or trips outside the principality.

Despite its small size, the city offers plenty of activities for visitors of all ages and interests. The most iconic attraction is the Monte Carlo Casino, which is even more famous than many of the gambling halls in Las Vegas.

If you're not into gambling, make sure to visit the Japanese Garden and the Oceanographic Museum, which was once directed by the legendary Jacques-Yves Cousteau.

The beaches of Monaco are a story in themselves. Locals claim that this is the perfect place to get an even golden tan — without sunburns or blotches.