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Larvotto Beach in Monaco is a sun lover's paradise, offering the perfect blend of urban convenience and seaside relaxation. This stunning man-made beach, with its soft, imported fine gravel, welcomes both locals and travelers alike. It's a rare find in the heart of the city, where you can enjoy swimming in crystal-clear waters and basking on a soft pebble shoreline. Plus, there's no shortage of fantastic dining options nearby to please even the most discerning food enthusiasts.
In the private sections of Larvotto, you can rent a lounger and parasol from the beach club, indulging in a refreshing cocktail or a delectable meal while you soak up the sun. On the public side, however, you'll need to come prepared with your own beach gear: think loungers, towels, and anything else that makes your beach day perfect.
For those who enjoy a little more adventure, the nearby waters offer opportunities for paddleboarding and snorkeling. The vibrant marine life just off the coast is a delightful surprise, adding an extra layer of excitement to your visit. Whether you're there to unwind or explore, Larvotto Beach is sure to leave you with unforgettable memories.
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