Du 4 au 12 avril 2026, les meilleurs joueurs du monde se retrouvent au Monte-Carlo Country Club pour la 119e édition du Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters. Programme, billets, accès et bons plans pour vivre le tournoi.
What is the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters?
The Monte-Carlo Masters 2026 is one of the most prestigious tennis tournaments in the world. Ranked as an ATP Masters 1000 event, it brings together the best players on the planet every spring on the clay courts of the Monte-Carlo Country Club, set against a spectacular backdrop between the Mediterranean Sea and the hills of Provence.
Now in its 119th edition, the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters remains the first major European clay-court appointment of the season. This is often where the Roland-Garros favourites begin to emerge, making it a must-watch event for tennis fans worldwide.
The tournament features 56 players in singles and 28 teams in doubles. Over the decades, the greatest names in tennis have left their mark here: Rafael Nadal holds the record with 11 titles, a tally that speaks to the prestige of the competition.
When does the Monte-Carlo Masters 2026 take place?
The 2026 edition of the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters runs from Saturday 4 to Sunday 12 April 2026. Nine days of competition, from qualifying to the final, will set the pace of the Monegasque spring.
This window marks the very start of the European clay-court season. Temperatures in Monaco hover between 14 and 18 °C in April, with plenty of sunshine - ideal conditions for enjoying an outdoor tournament.
Day-by-day schedule
Here is the full match schedule for the Monte-Carlo Masters 2026:
Qualifying kicks off on Saturday 4 April, before the seeded players enter the draw on Monday 6 April. The Friday quarter-finals and Saturday semi-finals often produce the most thrilling encounters of the tournament.
💡 Concierge tip
"The Friday quarter-finals offer the best value-for-excitement ratio of the tournament: the level of play is outstanding and the atmosphere steps up a gear, while seats are still available. Our guests often book a pass for Friday and Saturday, allowing them to catch the most intense stages of the event."
Where is the tournament held?
The Monte-Carlo Country Club
The Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters is played at the Monte-Carlo Country Club, a venue founded in 1928, perched on the heights of Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, right on the border of the Principality of Monaco. Its centre court commands a breathtaking view of the Mediterranean - a setting unlike any other on the ATP Tour.
The club features several clay courts, including Court Rainier III (centre court) and the Court des Princes. For the 2026 edition, Court No. 2 will be renamed in honour of Elizabeth-Ann de Massy, a key figure in Monegasque tennis.
How to reach the Country Club from Monaco
From Monaco, several options are available to get to the Monte-Carlo Country Club:
- By train: during the tournament, special trains stop at the "Monte-Carlo Country Club" station, between Monaco and Roquebrune-Cap-Martin. The stop is 500 metres from entrance No. 4 of the club. This is the most convenient option.
- By bus: lines 1, 4 and 6 of Monaco's public buses serve the area. With a valid train ticket, these buses are free.
- By taxi or private car: allow around 10 to 15 minutes from central Monaco, depending on traffic.
- On foot: from Port Hercule (where Port Palace is located), allow roughly 35 to 40 minutes walking along the coast. A pleasant stroll in fine weather.
Guests at our boutique hotel on Port Hercule enjoy privileged access to transport. When staying at Port Palace, your dedicated concierge can arrange a private transfer by sedan or premium van directly to the Country Club entrance.
Stay overlooking Port Hercule for the Monte-Carlo Masters, 5 min from the station and tournament trains.
Check availabilityMonte-Carlo Masters 2026 tickets and prices
Types of tickets available
The tournament offers several options to suit every preference:
- Daily general admission tickets: access to the venue for one day, with views of the outside courts and centre court depending on the category.
- Multi-day passes: ideal for following the tournament over several days, with preferential rates compared to combined daily tickets.
- Hospitality packages: a VIP experience with access to private lounges, catering and premium seats on centre court.
- Grande Nuit du Tennis: a special evening event combining tennis and entertainment in a unique atmosphere.
Tips for booking your tickets
Ticket sales for the Monte-Carlo Masters 2026 opened in October 2025. For the most sought-after days (semi-finals and final), the best seats sell out quickly.
Three booking channels are available:
- Online: via the official store at store.montecarlotennismasters.com
- By phone: (+377) 97 98 70 00
- By email: info@smett.mc
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Early-bird "bonus booking" rates offer discounts compared to box-office prices. For the semi-finals and final, the best seat categories sell out several months in advance. Book early to secure the widest choice.
What's new in the 2026 edition
This 119th edition of the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters introduces several noteworthy changes:
- Full electronic line calling: for the first time on clay, the Electronic Line Calling (ELC) Live system will entirely replace line judges. A technological breakthrough for clay-court tennis that guarantees millimetre-precise calls on every ball.
- Court Elizabeth-Ann de Massy: Court No. 2 will be renamed in honour of Elizabeth-Ann de Massy, former president of the Monegasque Tennis Federation and a central figure in the Principality's tennis scene.
- Kids' Day: on Monday 6 April, a special day will be dedicated to younger fans, featuring activities and meet-and-greets with players.
The tournament expects to welcome more than 154,000 spectators over the course of the week, a figure that confirms its status as a major sporting event on the French Riviera.
Where to stay for the Monte-Carlo Masters?
Port Palace, 20 minutes from the Country Club
To experience the Monte-Carlo Masters in the best possible conditions, your choice of accommodation matters just as much as your seats in the stands. Port Palace, a 4-star boutique hotel located directly on Port Hercule, makes an ideal base.
With its 50 rooms and suites overlooking the harbour, all enjoying views of Port Hercule and the Prince's Palace, Port Palace places its guests at the heart of Monaco. The Country Club is reachable in 15 to 20 minutes by taxi or via the tournament's special train from Monaco station, just a 5-minute walk from the hotel.
Port Palace guests benefit from a concierge service to organise every detail of their stay around the tournament: ticket reservations, transfers to the Country Club, tables at the Principality's finest restaurants. A valuable asset during this high-demand period.
After a day of matches, the return to the hotel takes just minutes. In the evening, La Mome restaurant on the 6th floor serves Mediterranean cuisine by Chef Benjamin Zannier, with a panoramic view of the harbour. The perfect setting to round off a great day of tennis.
Port Palace Monaco
Experience the Monte-Carlo Masters from Port Hercule
Our harbour-view suites place you at the heart of Monaco, just minutes from the Country Club. Concierge service included to arrange every detail of your tennis getaway.
Book your stayWhat to do in Monaco beyond the tournament?
The Monte-Carlo Masters takes place in early April, a particularly pleasant time to explore Monaco. Between match sessions, the Principality offers plenty of activities:
- The Casino de Monte-Carlo: a 10-minute walk from Port Palace, this is an iconic landmark of the Riviera. Even without gambling, the Belle Epoque lobby is worth a visit.
- The Prince's Palace: perched on the Rock, it overlooks Port Hercule. The changing of the guard takes place every day at 11:55 AM.
- The Oceanographic Museum: founded by Prince Albert I, its aquariums and terrace offer a spectacular sea view.
- Printemps des Arts: a festival running through March and April, featuring concerts, exhibitions and performances across the Principality.
- The lanes of the Rock: stroll through the pedestrian streets of Monaco-Ville to discover shops, galleries and charming local restaurants.
If you extend your stay, the Monaco Historic Grand Prix takes place from 24 to 26 April 2026, two weeks after the Masters. An ideal back-to-back for sports and motorsport enthusiasts.
💡 Concierge tip
"In April, the Printemps des Arts festival is in full swing in Monaco. If you are staying with us for the Masters, take the opportunity to book an evening concert or an exhibition. Your concierge can handle the tickets and restaurant reservations to put together the perfect evening after a day of tennis."
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions about the Monte-Carlo Masters 2026
What are the dates of the Monte-Carlo Masters 2026?
The Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters 2026 will take place from Saturday 4 to Sunday 12 April 2026 at the Monte-Carlo Country Club. Qualifying rounds are on 4 and 5 April, the main draw begins on 6 April, and the final is scheduled for 12 April.
How much do tickets for the Monte-Carlo Masters cost?
Daily general admission tickets are available at varying prices depending on the day and seat category. Early-bird "bonus booking" rates offer discounts for advance purchases. VIP hospitality packages provide a premium experience with access to private lounges. Tickets can be purchased at store.montecarlotennismasters.com or by phone at (+377) 97 98 70 00.
How do I get to the Monte-Carlo Country Club?
From Monaco, the most convenient option is the special train that stops at "Monte-Carlo Country Club" station during the tournament, 500 metres from the entrance. Bus lines 1, 4 and 6 are free with a valid train ticket. By taxi, allow 10 to 15 minutes from central Monaco. From Nice Cote d'Azur Airport, allow approximately 30 minutes by car.
What is the best hotel in Monaco for the Monte-Carlo Masters?
For a combination of proximity, comfort and service, a hotel in central Monaco close to the train station is ideal. Port Palace on Port Hercule is a 5-minute walk from the station, from where the tournament's special trains depart. Guests benefit from a concierge service for the complete organisation of their stay around the event.
Can you watch players practise for free?
Practice sessions at the Monte-Carlo Country Club are generally open to holders of a day ticket. The best practice slots are early in the morning, before official matches begin. It is a chance to see the top players up close in a more relaxed setting.
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