Monaco is one of the few places where the world's most famous street circuit is simply a public road. Outside race events, you can drive the Fairmont hairpin, the tunnel and the harbour front yourself — and the Grande and Moyenne Corniches above the Principality are among the best driving roads in Europe. A guided supercar experience turns that into a structured hour or two with an instructor and a planned route.
We are an independent concierge: we don't own the cars. We match you with a vetted, insured operator, confirm what's included — licence requirements, deposit, route — on WhatsApp, and you pay the operator directly. Two honest warnings up front: the circuit is a normal road with normal speed limits, and anyone promising otherwise is not an operator we'd work with.
What it costs
| Option | Price | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Guided driving experience | from €199 — typical range €199–€2,299 | A first taste, or a serious multi-car itinerary |
| Luxury car hire (self-drive) | €450–€3,500 per day | Having the car for your whole stay |
The range reflects the car and the format: an hour in a sports car sits at the bottom, a full day in a top-tier supercar at the top. Exact quote on WhatsApp before you book.
How it works
- Tell us your dates, driving experience and which cars interest you.
- We come back with vetted options, exact prices and each operator's requirements (licence, age, deposit).
- You confirm with the operator and pay them directly — no markup, no prepayment to us.
- We stay available during the booking if anything needs adjusting.
What's typically included
- A professional instructor alongside you on guided experiences
- A planned route — the Grand Prix circuit, the Corniches, or both, depending on duration
- Fuel and basic insurance for the agreed route, per the operator's terms
- A passenger seat for a companion on many formats — ask when you message us
Requirements vary by operator and car: minimum licence-holding period, age limits and a security deposit or insurance excess. We confirm all of it in writing before you commit.
Practical notes
- The circuit is a public road — outside race and event days you drive it in normal traffic, observing normal limits.
- Timing: early morning gives the emptiest roads and the best light; the Grand Prix circuit is closed to normal traffic during race and event weeks.
- Bring: your driving licence (check your operator's validity rules for non-EU licences), a card for the deposit, and closed shoes.
- Duration: guided experiences run from about an hour to a full day; hire is by the day.
Honest tips before you book
- Decide what you actually want: a photo-friendly hour on the circuit, or real driving on the Corniches — they're different products and we can match accordingly.
- Combining a morning drive with lunch in Èze or La Turbie makes the route, not just the car, the highlight.
- If you're hiring for several days, tell us your itinerary — mileage limits and cross-border rules differ between operators.