Monaco Grand Prix 2025 – Grandstand K | Thursday ACM Yacht – A High-Speed Riviera Escape

The Monaco Grand Prix 2025, officially the Formula 1 Tag Heuer Grand Prix de Monaco, returns to the streets of Monte Carlo for another spectacular showcase of precision and prestige. Held at the iconic Circuit de Monaco, this event remains one of the most technical and prestigious races on the Formula 1 calendar. With its tight corners, narrow straits, and famous backdrop of yachts, casinos, and luxury terraces, the Grand Prix is as much about spectacle as it is sport.

Premium Viewing at Grandstand K

Positioned along the Monaco Harbour between Turns 12 and 13 (Tabac), Grandstand K is one of the most desirable vantage points on the circuit. Spectators here are treated to high-speed bursts and precise braking zones, with a stunning view of the harbour and the entrance to the famed swimming pool section. The grandstand includes tiered seating, large screen views of the full circuit action, and the vibrant race atmosphere of the waterfront.

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Thursday Hospitality Aboard the ACM Yacht

Your experience begins on Thursday with access to the ACM Superyacht, moored in Zone 1 of Monaco’s harbour. This luxurious hospitality platform offers an all-day experience featuring gourmet cuisine, free-flowing Champagne, premium spirits, and live DJ sets. Guests can expect an exclusive appearance from an F1 personality, offering unique perspectives on racing at Monaco — a location where timing, traction, and bravery are everything.

Luxury Accommodations and Seamless Transfers

Enjoy deluxe accommodation at top-tier hotels such as the Hyatt Regency Nice Palais de la Méditerranée or the Westminster Hotel & Spa. Packages include daily transfers to and from the circuit, ensuring a smooth and stylish travel experience.

👉 Experience Monaco’s finest. Book your Grandstand K | Thursday ACM Yacht package now at VIP Tables St Barth and celebrate Formula 1 in the heart of the French Riviera.