The Monaco Grand Prix is run on the streets of Monte-Carlo, so roads in the principality are closed and re-routed throughout the race weekend. The 2027 calendar adds a sprint format to the weekend, which keeps the circuit busy from the first day.
Nice Côte d'Azur is the gateway. The road to Monaco is short on an ordinary day and slow on race weekend, so many guests combine a road transfer with an early start, or arrange a helicopter for the final stretch. Either way, someone who knows the restrictions should plan the last mile to your hotel.
Our Riviera airport service covers meet & greet and VIP assistance at Nice, and our chauffeur partners can run the onward transfer. Read our guide to Nice airport to Monaco and Cannes for the options compared.
Planning tips
- Tell your chauffeur the exact address of your hotel or yacht so they can plan around the closures.
- Do not schedule a flight home on race evening without a generous buffer.
- Agree a single, clearly named pick-up point. Streets near the circuit change by the hour.
- Book as soon as dates are fixed. Race-week capacity on the Riviera is limited.
Frequently asked questions
How far is Nice airport from Monaco?
About 20 km. It is typically 30 to 45 minutes by road on a normal day, and longer during race weekend.
Can I get into Monaco by car on race weekend?
Vehicle access is restricted around the circuit, and the restrictions change through the weekend. We plan the route with your hotel or yacht address in advance.
Planning your trip to Monaco Grand Prix?
Tell us your flights and dates and we will arrange the airport assistance and the chauffeur, from the aircraft door to the final address.
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