Monaco Le Grand Tour: Monte Carlo Hop-On, Hop-Off Bus Tour

Start the Monaco sightseeing from the first stop, i.e., Monte Carlo. An important thing to note here for the visitors coming by cruise is they can start the trip from the cruise terminal itself or take the Bateau bus across the Monaco harbor to start from Monate Carlo. Monte Carlo is a highland looking straight towards the Mediterranean. Stuck between the Alps and gothic French villages, Monte Carlo is a stunner. Most of the wealthy people visit this place for the Casino, Known as the Casino de Monte Carlo. There is more to the place than just a casino. One can also pump up the adrenaline at May’s Formula 1 Grand Prix. Visit the Larvotto Beach for some good use of the sun and also take the experience of world-class opera in Monte Carlo. Monaco becomes a little hard to navigate and explore with fewer taxis and other public transportations. Thus, city sightseeing bus tour is the best option.

Visit the famous gardens of Monaco. The peaceful Japanese Garden, Exotic Garden and Princess Grace Botanical. Walking around these gardens is very relaxing. Shopping is a good option for the next Hop Off bus stop. Monaco is famous for exquisite Shopping boutiques too. Take back a few good memories and souvenirs from the shopping experience. Next Hop On and Hop Off at the Oceanographic Museum in Monaco. A fascinating place to visit in Monaco, especially if you are a Marine Lover. The Aquarium at the basement displays the Mediterranean and tropical aquatic life. The building is a part of the Oceanographic Institute. Continuing with the trip, visit the Place du Palais, the official stay of the Sovereign Prince of Monaco. This palace was built in 1191 as a part of The Republic Of Genoa.

With a minimal area, Monaco is the most densely populated sovereign state in the world. Enjoy the sightseeing of the beautiful Mediterranean country in open roof double decker regular interval buses.

Stops List:
1. Bateau Bus, 2. Jardin Japonais, 3. Sporting, 4. Villa Sauber, 5. Monte-Carlo Casino, 6. Grimaldi / SNCF, 7. Place du Palais, 8. Musée Océanographique, 9. Roseraie Princesse Grace, 10. Stade Louis II, 11. Princesse Stéphanie (Rascasse), T. Digue Croisières

Departure Point: Stop 1, Bateau Bus, North quay of the Port Hercule, Opposite the large yachts.
However, you can board the bus at any stop and voucher can be exchanged directly with the driver.
Mobile and printed vouchers are both accepted.
You will receive a ticket in exchange for your voucher, which you must keep until the expiry date/ tour.
Please check your ticket to know when it expires.
After exchanging your voucher for a ticket, your voucher will no longer be valid.
In loss of voucher/ticket, company is not liable for any refund.
Tickets are valid for the date which you booked.
Train Station: On leaving the railway station the nearest stop is Stop No. 6, Grimaldi-SNCFS, Place Sainte Devote

Free Wi-Fi
Access for wheel chair on the first floor.
Pass available for 1 & 2 consecutive days
Small dogs that can be held on your lap are accepted.
You are required to bring and wear a mask
Infant upto 3yrs can travel free. No need to book the ticket for infant.
*Bus timings, frequency and route may vary due to traffic, weather and other unforeseen circumstances. No refund will be possible in such conditions.

Information for Ship Cruise Passengers:
If you arrive to Monaco by cruise, you can start the tour at the cruise terminal. If you arrive to Monaco by cruise, you can start the tour at the cruise terminal. The bus stop at the cruise ship terminal is located at the foot of the ramparts and departs every 15 minutes.
Depending on the time of arrival of your boat, we are present from 09.00 and we offer you a transit every 15 minutes up to 18.30.
From the cruise terminal, you have choice to take the Solar Electric Bateau Bus across the Monaco Harbour and join the usual Hop-on, Hop-off tour at stop 1 in Monte Carto. These buses departs every 30 minutes during the day time.