Summary:
Monaco’s Larvotto beach has officially opened for the summer season, with the government confirming its commitment to maintaining the quality and safety of its beaches.
Full Story:
Monaco is opening its Larvotto beach for the summer season, with a commitment to ensuring the quality and safety of its beaches. The government has undertaken beach leveling work, creating an optimal environment for visitors. The Department of Environment monitors the sanitary quality of the bathing waters through weekly sampling and analysis, with results easily accessible to beachgoers. The Société Monégasque d’Assainissement works daily to maintain clean and hygienic beaches on land and in the sea. To address the issue of jellyfish, the Direction des Affaires Maritimes will install a jellyfish net from June 1, 2024, to increase safety for all swimmers. Measures are also being taken to limit environmental pollution caused by cigarette butts through the “Monaco Zéro Mégots” campaign. The Department of Environment has created a guide for a safe and enjoyable beach experience.
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montecarloin
