Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix 2027
Monaco Grand Prix Weekend
Race weekend with a group. Your hotel, your seat, your call.
Jun 4 – 6, 2027 Circuit de Monaco· Nice & Monaco
- Next departure
- Jun 2 – 7, 2027
- Length
- 6 days · 5 nights
- Group
- Explore independently, together
- From
- $1,880per person
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- The dates (Jun 2 – 7, 2027) and how each day runs
- Where you stay at each level
- Every race view, linked to its current price
- What is included and what is optional
- The deposit, and how cancellation works
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Base trip includes
The important stuff is handled.
Add only what you want.
5 nights, at the level you choose
In Nice with breakfast, in Cap d'Ail on the Monaco border one train stop from the circuit, or in a room inside Monte Carlo. The train pass comes with every level. A simpler Nice level is offered only when its live rate comes in below the others. Breakfast is included where your level says so, and you get your own room unless you choose to share. Properties are named in your confirmation.
Train pass, at every level
Unlimited regional trains along the coast between Nice and Monaco, Thursday to Sunday, whichever level you choose. From Nice it is twenty minutes each way and the trains beat every road that weekend; from Cap d'Ail it is one stop; from Monte Carlo it takes you along the coast on the free days.
Your Guide, in the app
Session timings, which gate, where Your Group is, and what to do with Saturday morning.
Free things we do together
A morning swim off the old town, the walk up Castle Hill, and a café meet-up before Saturday's sessions where everyone buys their own breakfast. Free to join and no sign-up. Whether you are in Nice or Monte Carlo, on the yacht or in the grandstand, these are the bits everyone is at.
Your group
Group chat and the roster open as soon as your booking is confirmed.
Trip support
A private line to Guideless in the app, before and during the trip.
Photos from Monaco Grand Prix Weekend
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Five nights on the Riviera for the Monaco Grand Prix, 2 to 7 June 2027. Stay in Nice for value or in Monaco for the full show. Pick your race view — the Rocher, a grandstand, a terrace or a yacht — and meet up to fifty people doing the same weekend fifty different ways.
We book the hotel at the level you choose and your train pass between Nice and Monaco, whichever level that is. 2027 is Monaco's first sprint weekend: practice and sprint qualifying on Friday, the sprint and qualifying on Saturday, the race on Sunday. Race viewing is an add-on, so you pay only for the view you want. Couples meet couples, solos meet solos, and everyone who feels like it compares notes at the harbour on Sunday night.
Nobody else sells the group. Package operators sell luxury; we sell the weekend you actually want, with people to share it.
Comes with every booking
The Guideless app runs the trip. You enjoy it.
- Your Route
- Every day of this trip, with hotels, trains and the free time in between.
- Your Group
- Meet the others if you want to. Suggest a plan and see who is in.
- Extras
- Add a boat day or a tasting from the app. Nothing is bundled in.
- Support
- Message us from the app. We can already see your itinerary.
Two ways to do this
One package, or your weekend.
Traditional Monaco Grand Prix 2027 package
- One large bundle: hotel, tickets and hospitality priced together
- One price, whether or not you want every part
- Little to change once you have paid
- Everyone in the package does the same thing
Guideless
- Start with the essentials: hotel, train pass, the app
- Choose where you stay and how you watch the race
- Pick the experiences and transfers you actually want
- Add more later, from your account or the app
- Join the group moments you like; skip the rest
Where you stay
Pick your base.
What each price band buys you: the area, how far it is, and what is in the price. You see the actual properties when you build the trip. The same four tiers apply to add-ons.
- Explorer
- Best price. More basic accommodation. Maximum value.
- Classic
- The standard Guideless experience.
- Premium
- Better rooms and better locations.
- Elite
- Luxury. The best available.
ExplorerNice centre
Nice, on a budget
The cheapest bed that is still a real hotel.
Included
as of 18 OctHotel rates move, and this page is cached. This price was worked out from a real supplier rate on 18 Oct for your exact dates.
When you open Build your trip we fetch the rate again and show you what it costs today — so the number you decide on is current, not this one. We check once more at checkout before taking any money.- Where
- Nice centre
- Station
- 10-15 min to Nice-Ville
- To the action
- 20-25 min Nice to Monaco
- Classic
Cimiez, above central Nice
Nice, the good one
A proper hotel, breakfast, and a quiet hill above the old town.
+$1,560per person
as of 18 OctHotel rates move, and this page is cached. This price was worked out from a real supplier rate on 18 Oct for your exact dates.
When you open Build your trip we fetch the rate again and show you what it costs today — so the number you decide on is current, not this one. We check once more at checkout before taking any money.- Where
- Cimiez hillside, above central Nice
- Station
- 15-20 min on foot to Nice-Ville
- To the action
- 20-25 min Nice to Monaco
PremiumCap d'Ail, bordering Monaco
Cap d'Ail, next door to Monaco
One stop from Monaco-Monte-Carlo, on the road in.
+$10,105per person
as of 18 OctHotel rates move, and this page is cached. This price was worked out from a real supplier rate on 18 Oct for your exact dates.
When you open Build your trip we fetch the rate again and show you what it costs today — so the number you decide on is current, not this one. We check once more at checkout before taking any money.- Where
- Cap d'Ail, the commune bordering Monaco on the Fontvieille side
- Station
- Gare de Cap-d'Ail, the last stop before Monaco-Monte-Carlo
- To the action
- One stop into Monaco; the coast path walks in
EliteMonte Carlo, Monaco
Monaco, Monte Carlo
The only rooms left inside the principality.
+$23,295per person
as of 18 OctHotel rates move, and this page is cached. This price was worked out from a real supplier rate on 18 Oct for your exact dates.
When you open Build your trip we fetch the rate again and show you what it costs today — so the number you decide on is current, not this one. We check once more at checkout before taking any money.- Where
- Monte Carlo
- Station
- Walking distance to the circuit
- To the action
- None needed on race days
Your own room is the default. Two travelers can share and each save $500. Two per room, never more.
Free to look. A temporary seat hold starts when you begin secure payment; your booking is confirmed after payment succeeds.
How you watch
How you watch Monaco Grand Prix 2027.
Priced per person and chosen per traveler. One view per session — take Saturday and Sunday both if you want, just not two views of the same day. Where there is more than one way to do it, you pick the day when you build. Tiers work the same way as for where you stay.
ExplorerPhoto of the area · The harbour from the Rocher side on Grand Prix weekend 2011, not your exact spotPhoto: Niels Mickers, CC BY 3.0 NL, via Wikimedia Commons (resized) Ticket· one per day
Secteur Rocher, three days standing
$392per person
- When
- Fri 4 – Sun 6 Jun · Days 3–5 · 9:00 AM
The cheapest ticket in Monaco, and one of its two standing areas. The Rocher is the hill between the Rascasse corner and the Palace: you stand on grass, rock and pavement, looking down on the harbour section from above. Read that again before you buy it — there is no seat, no shade and no allocated spot. What you get for it is the whole weekend, all three days, from the one place in Monaco where you can see a long stretch of circuit at once and hear the rest of it echo off the buildings. Get up there by seven on Sunday and the rail is yours.
ClassicPhoto of the area · The harbour grandstands in Grand Prix week 2022, seen from the portPhoto: crash71100, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons Ticket· one per day
Grandstand K
$1,915per person
- When
- Fri 4 – Sun 6 Jun · Days 3–5 · 3:00 PM–5:00 PM
A numbered seat above Tabac, where the cars come out of the chicane. Sold as the three-day pass: Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
ExplorerPhoto of the area · The circuit at the hairpin, not the view from this terrace Ticket· one per day
Bronze VIP Terrace
From $326per person
- Ways to do it
- 3 ways to do it — you pick when you build the trip
A hospitality terrace in the Panorama building on the Sainte Dévote corner: the cars brake off the start/finish straight, turn under you and climb Beau Rivage towards Casino Square, the harbour behind them. Continental breakfast, a buffet lunch, desserts and an open bar of wine, beer and soft drinks, ten until six. Ticket Grand Prix sell it by the day.
ExplorerPhoto of the area · The Monaco circuit on race weekend, not the view from this terrace Ticket· one per day
VIP Silver Terrace
From $663per person
- Ways to do it
- 5 ways to do it — you pick when you build the trip
A terrace in the Beau Rivage building: Sainte Dévote and the climb to Casino Square in front of you, the Swimming Pool chicane across the water, the port between. Premium catering and an open bar of Prosecco, wine, beer and soft drinks, ten until six. Ticket Grand Prix sell it by the day, or as a Saturday-and-Sunday or three-day pack.
- Explorer
Photo of the area · The Monaco circuit on race weekend, not the view from this terrace Ticket· one per day
VIP Gold Terrace
From $888per person
- Ways to do it
- 5 ways to do it — you pick when you build the trip
A third-floor terrace over the starting grid and the finish line, so the formation lap, the start and the flag all happen in front of you. Lunch comes from Bella Vita, the Italian restaurant downstairs, served at your table; champagne, wines, beer and mignardises run ten until six. Ticket Grand Prix sell it by the day or as a two- or three-day pack.
- Classic
Photo of the area · Port Hercule and the harbour section, not the view from this terrace Ticket· one per day
7SKY Sumptuous Terrace
From $1,069per person
- Ways to do it
- 5 ways to do it — you pick when you build the trip
The whole seventh floor of the Ermanno Palace, 850 square metres above the start/finish straight with about three quarters of the circuit in view: Sainte Dévote, Beau Rivage, the tunnel exit, Tabac, the Swimming Pool. Gourmet food, champagne, an open bar and a live DJ, ten until six. Their top terrace, by the day or as a two- or three-day pack.
PremiumPhoto of the area · Yachts in Port Hercule on race day 2016, not this yachtPhoto: 35mmMan, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons (resized) Ticket· one per day
Yacht
From $4,450per person
- Ways to do it
- 3 ways to do it — you pick when you build the trip
A day on a boat in Port Hercule, inside the circuit. Qualifying, race day, or both — you pick which when you build the trip.
Your nights
Where the group ends up.
One per night, and none of them compulsory. Prices are per person and every night stands on its own — take one, take all of them, or keep your evenings free.
PremiumPhoto of the area · Monaco's coast at night from the shore, not this boat Ticket· one per day
Friday night on the water
$1,529per person
- When
- Fri 4 Jun · Day 3 · 9:00 PM
The Friday party on a superyacht in the harbour: DJs, cocktails and canapes, 9 pm until 1 am. It is separate from race viewing, so you can come without buying a yacht day.
- Elite
Photo of the area · Monaco's coast at night from the shore, not this boat Ticket· one per day
Sunday night after the flag
$2,086per person
- When
- Sun 6 Jun · Day 5 · 9:00 PM
The closing party once the podium is done: live artists, international DJs and champagne on a superyacht in the harbour, 9 pm until late. The last thing that happens all weekend.
Also optional
Round out the weekend.
Everything here is optional, paid only if you choose it, and visible to the group so you can see who else is in.
Transfer
Private airport transfer
From $45for your group
- Ways to do it
- 4 ways to do it — you pick when you build the trip
Your own car from Nice airport to your hotel, with the driver meeting you at arrivals. What it costs follows where you are staying: the run into Nice is a shorter journey than the run to Monte Carlo, and each is priced at what that journey costs.
Booking with a friend’s code? Enter it at checkout for $50 off the trip. They earn a $100 discount code for their next booking after your trip is paid in full, has taken place and can no longer be refunded.
Day by day.
Times are local. Anything marked Optional is exactly that. The dashed blocks are free time — on purpose.
Day 1Nice Arrive on the Riviera
Land in Nice, check in wherever you chose to stay, and, if you like, meet the group on the harbour at 8 pm.
- Flight:
Arrive at Nice Côte d'Azur (NCE)
Land by 17:00 if you want to make the first evening.
Nice Côte d'Azur Airport
- Check-in:
Check in
Nice, Cap d'Ail or Monte Carlo, whichever you chose.
Your hotel
- Live Moment:
First evening on the harbour
An optional meet-up at a harbour bar in Nice, 8 pm. Fifty people, one weekend, no agenda; the app shows who's coming.
Port Lympia, Nice
- Flight:
Day 2Nice A day before it starts
Thursday, before Formula 1 takes the track. Villefranche, Eze or the old town, and the harbour filling with boats while you watch.
- Live Moment:
Morning swim at the Plage des Ponchettes
Free, and the best hour of the day here. Meet on the pebbles below the old town at 8. Some people swim, some people watch. Coffee afterwards for whoever wants it.
Plage des Ponchettes, Nice
- Free time:
The Riviera, before the noise
The quietest day of the weekend and the best one for the coast. Trains along the corniche run all day on your pass, and Monaco is still walkable on a Thursday.
- Live Moment:
Day 3Monaco Practice and sprint qualifying
Friday: practice and sprint qualifying in Monaco if your race view covers it, or a slow day on the coast. Trains run every 20 minutes.
- Live Moment:
Walk up Castle Hill together
Free. Up the steps from the old town for the view over the bay, an hour before the day gets hot. Nice and slow; nobody is racing anybody.
Colline du Château, Nice
- Free time:
Practice or a free day
Trains to Monaco every 20 minutes with your pass. The three-day grandstand and Rocher tickets cover Friday, and every terrace sells a Friday; our yacht days are Saturday and Sunday. Or Villefranche and a swim.
- Live Moment:
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Day 4Monaco Sprint and qualifying
Saturday in Monaco: the sprint, then qualifying, the harbour, the terraces. Leave Nice by 9:30 to beat the queues.
- Live Moment:
Breakfast before the sprint
Free to join, everyone pays for their own coffee. The group meets at a cafe near the station before heading in, whichever seat you are in later.
Near Nice-Ville station
- Train:
Nice → Monaco
Any TER with your pass. Leave by 09:30 to beat the queues.
Nice-Ville station
- Experience: Add-on
Sprint and qualifying
Two sessions on Saturday this year: the sprint, then qualifying for Sunday. Your race-view add-on covers Saturday too. F1 publishes the 2027 session times closer to the race, and they go into Your Route when it does.
Circuit de Monaco
- Live Moment:
Day 5Monaco Race day
Sunday, lights out at 3 pm. Your seat, your view. Group debrief at the harbour afterwards, optional as ever.
- Train:
Nice → Monaco
Race day trains are busy. The group meets at the station café at 09:00 if you want company.
Nice-Ville station
- Experience: Add-on
Race
Lights out at 15:00. Your view depends on your add-on: Le Rocher, grandstand K, a terrace or the yacht.
Circuit de Monaco
- Live Moment:
Harbour debrief
Whoever wants to, at the harbour after the podium. Your Group, one last time.
Port Hercule
- Train:
Day 6Nice Home
Check out by 11. Late flight? Ask your hotel to keep your bags until you leave.
- Check-out:
Check out
By 11:00. If your flight is later, ask at reception to leave your bags.
Your hotel
- Check-out:
Dates & prices.
Prices are per traveler in your own room and include everything under “Guideless handles”. Reserve with a deposit; the balance is due before departure.
Every price on this trip, updated 18 October 2026
- Open
Jun 2 – 7, 2027
$600 deposit
$1,880
from, per traveler
Who handles what.
The one thing every traveler should know before booking.
Guideless handles
5 nights, at the level you choose
In Nice with breakfast, in Cap d'Ail on the Monaco border one train stop from the circuit, or in a room inside Monte Carlo. The train pass comes with every level. A simpler Nice level is offered only when its live rate comes in below the others. Breakfast is included where your level says so, and you get your own room unless you choose to share. Properties are named in your confirmation.
Train pass, at every level
Unlimited regional trains along the coast between Nice and Monaco, Thursday to Sunday, whichever level you choose. From Nice it is twenty minutes each way and the trains beat every road that weekend; from Cap d'Ail it is one stop; from Monte Carlo it takes you along the coast on the free days.
Your Guide, in the app
Session timings, which gate, where Your Group is, and what to do with Saturday morning.
Free things we do together
A morning swim off the old town, the walk up Castle Hill, and a café meet-up before Saturday's sessions where everyone buys their own breakfast. Free to join and no sign-up. Whether you are in Nice or Monte Carlo, on the yacht or in the grandstand, these are the bits everyone is at.
You book
Race tickets
Sold as add-ons so you pay for the view you want: grandstand, terrace or yacht.
Flights
Fly into Nice (NCE). We tell you when to arrive.
Most meals
Breakfast is included where your level says so; the Riviera does the rest.
Before you book.
What everyone on this trip has to be able to do. Check these now, not in May.
Check passport, visa and entry requirements for your nationality
Monaco is reached through France. For most non-EU travelers, a passport must have been issued within the previous 10 years and be valid for at least 3 months after leaving the Schengen Area. Nationality and residence affect visa and document requirements. Check Your Europe's official passport and visa guidance. Before departure, check ETIAS eligibility and current launch guidance at travel-europe.europa.eu/etias; it does not apply to every traveler.
You must be 18 or over
Everyone on this trip books their own room by default, the group moments run late, and the race-viewing and evening add-ons are all licensed venues with their own age checks. The person booking must be 18 or over, and everyone travelling must be 18 by 2 June 2027; we check dates of birth when you book. If you give us a false date of birth: you lose your deposit, the booking is cancelled without refund, and any venue that turns you away at the door is not something we can refund or be held responsible for. We do not take under-18s on this departure, with or without a parent.
Travel insurance
Strongly recommended, and yours to arrange. It is not a condition of booking, but on this trip it matters more than on most: the hotel room and every race-viewing ticket are booked in your name once your booking is confirmed, and are non-refundable from the moment you confirm, so our cancellation ladder tops out at 20% and falls from there. A policy covers the gap between what we can return and what you paid. If you are staying in Cap d'Ail or Monte Carlo this matters most: those rooms are the scarcest on the Riviera that weekend.
The company behind your trip.
From the founder
Guideless comes from many miles in Europe and the same observation every time: nobody wanted a guide, and everybody wanted the annoying parts handled. So we book the hotels and the trains, then get out of the way.
Nobody from Guideless travels with the group. There is no guide and no substitute for one: the company books the trip, the app carries it, and you can request support when you need help. Someone may be on a departure with a camera, checking how it actually went. That is the extent of it, by design.
Kyle CannonFounder · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Questions about this trip.
Are race tickets included?
No. Race viewing is an add-on so you pay only for the view you want: standing on Le Rocher, a grandstand seat above the track, a hospitality terrace over the circuit, or a berthed yacht in the harbour. Each covers the sessions listed on it. Pick one per day at booking or later in the app while places last.
Nice, the border, or Monaco: which should I choose?
It depends what you want the money to buy. Nice is the value: a good hotel with breakfast and twenty minutes by train to the circuit. Cap d'Ail, the commune on the Monaco border, buys distance: a studio with a sea view and a kitchenette, one train stop from Monaco, breakfast not included. Monte Carlo puts you inside the principality, walking distance to the track, at many times the price of the others because race-week rooms in Monaco genuinely are. The train pass is included at every level. A simpler Nice level appears only when its live rate comes in below the others. One group either way: the optional first evening is on the harbour in Nice, and everyone who wants to meets at the harbour on Sunday night.
I am coming alone. Will I be on my own all weekend?
Only if you want to be. You get your own room by default, an optional first evening on the harbour brings everyone together, the app shows who from Your Group chose the same race view, and the harbour debrief on Sunday is open to all. Nothing is mandatory.
Do I need a car?
Your train pass, included at every level, covers the coast line between Nice and Monaco from Thursday to Sunday, and the circuit is a walk from Monaco station. From Nice it is twenty minutes, from Cap d'Ail one stop, and from Monte Carlo you walk to the track. If you land late, a private airport transfer is an optional add-on. The one thing trains will not do is bring you home from an evening party in the harbour, so plan a taxi if you book one of those.
Is this the first year Guideless is running the Grand Prix weekend?
Guideless is new; the weekend is not. Monaco runs one Grand Prix a year, so nobody has a long history of these — we have run this format before, a group across price tiers with the hotels and trains booked and nobody herded, under other arrangements rather than under this name. We would rather say that plainly than imply a track record we do not have. What is not in doubt is the logistics: your hotel, your train pass and your race viewing are booked and named before you travel, and the money is held to the cancellation terms on this page.
Can I go into the Casino de Monte-Carlo?
Yes, on your own or on the Wednesday night. Bring your actual passport or EU identity card: a photo on your phone is refused, and so is a photocopy. Entry to the gaming rooms is EUR 20 from 2 pm, EUR 10 of which comes back as playing credit, and you must be at least a day past your eighteenth birthday. No shorts, ripped jeans, sportswear, trainers, flip-flops, sandals or beachwear at any time, and no t-shirts or sweatshirts after 7 pm. The Café de Paris casino across the square is more relaxed if you would rather not dress up.
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