Monaco Grand Prix

Watching the Monaco Grand Prix in person is special. Experiencing it with Go Privilege hospitality is next level. From superyachts to terraces overlooking the track, each package delivers unbeatable views, premium food and drink, and top-tier service.

Superyacht Viewing:
Moored just metres from the circuit, Go Privilege’s superyacht offers front-row views of the action with all-day gourmet food, open Champagne bar, HD race screens, and tender transfers. It’s Monaco’s most glamorous race-day experience.

Yoshi Restaurant:
For a refined atmosphere, the Michelin-starred Yoshi blends world-class Japanese cuisine with elevated circuit views. With space for just 35 guests, it’s exclusive, elegant, and ideal for those who want something quieter and more intimate.

Ermanno Palace:
Overlooking the start/finish line and Sainte Dévote, Ermanno offers a panoramic view of the race from a prime high-rise location. The hospitality suite features full catering, Champagne, and premium drinks in a relaxed but luxurious setting.

Fairmont Hotel Hairpin:
Watch F1 cars tackle the iconic hairpin bend from the comfort of the Fairmont Monte Carlo. This spot delivers direct overhead views of one of the track’s most famous corners, paired with food, drink, and premium indoor-outdoor spaces.

La Rascasse:
The only place where the party starts before the race ends. Perched at the final corner, this package includes race-day hospitality and access to the legendary Rascasse afterparty. Expect Champagne, DJs, and an unforgettable atmosphere.

All packages include VIP credentials, expert hosts, and concierge-level service throughout the weekend.

Grandstand A1 - Sainte Devote

Positioned right at Turn 1, this grandstand is where chaos often kicks off. If you want to catch potential first-lap incidents or daring overtakes into the corner, A1 delivers. It’s also one of the few areas with an open view up the hill to Massenet. Rows at the top offer the best vantage, and there’s decent access to facilities nearby.

Grandstand B - Casino Square

Set against the backdrop of the Monte Carlo Casino, this is Monaco elegance meets motorsport. While overtakes here are rare, the cars fly past in a high-speed left-right flick that rewards skilled driving. It’s more about soaking in the prestige and taking in the spectacle than watching pure racecraft. Perfect for photography and people-watching alike.

Grandstand C - Portier

This one’s more about sound than action. Located just before the cars disappear into the tunnel, Grandstand C gives a unique sense of speed and acoustics as engines roar into the enclosed section. You won’t see much overtaking, but for F1 purists, it’s a sensory-heavy, atmospheric spot.

Grandstand K - Tabac & Harbor Section

If you want action and aesthetics, Grandstand K is one of the best. You’ll see high-speed cornering through Tabac, braking into the Nouvelle Chicane, and cars flicking through the harbor section. It’s the longest grandstand on the circuit, and higher seats offer a sweeping view across the port. A strong all-rounder, especially for first-timers.

Grandstands L to P - Swimming Pool Complex

These stands flank the tight, technical Piscine section, where cars dance through a series of fast, narrow chicanes. The close proximity to the track and vibrant crowd energy make it a fan-favourite area. If you’re looking for close-up views of drivers on the edge, this is your zone.

Grandstand T - Pit Lane & Rascasse

Want to keep one eye on the racing and another on team strategy? Grandstand T overlooks the pit lane and offers good views of Rascasse corner. It’s ideal for fans interested in pit stop dynamics and the slow-speed, technical drive into the final sector.

Grandstands X1 & X2 – Start/Finish Line

For the iconic moments - lights out, chequered flag, podium ceremonies - these are the seats to have. You won’t get much race action outside of the blast down the straight, but for atmosphere and photo ops, it’s hard to beat.