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Cap-d'Ail, France · Monaco

Tennis Club de Monaco

7 Avenue Rainier III, 06320 Cap-d'Ail

We found no tennis court open to the public inside the Principality of Monaco: the list of sports facilities published by the Government of Monaco names none. The two clubs people mean by tennis in Monaco are in France, just across the border: the Monte-Carlo Country Club in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin and the Tennis Club de Monaco in Cap-d'Ail. Both are for members only.

Getting on a court
Members only
Courts
4
Surface
4 clay
Lights
Yes
Indoor
No

Getting on a court

Members only.

Members only. Membership is sold by the year or by the month and lets a member book a court (1 hour a day for singles, 2 hours for doubles) to play with other members. A non-member can play only as a member's guest: each member has 5 invitations a season, then pays 10 € for one hour of play. The club also lets its courts for private events, by quote from its office. It offers no court hire to a non-member.

“Les membres disposent cette saison de 5 invitations offertes pour jouer avec un partenaire non membre du club.”(This season members have 5 free invitations to play with a partner who is not a member of the club.)

Tennis Club de Monaco, www.tcmonaco.com, read 2026-10-08

Details

Price

Season 2026/2027. Annual membership: standard 367 euros (+33 euros licence); partner 337 euros (+33 euros licence); retired or over 60, 332 euros (+33 euros licence); student under 25, 212 euros (+33 euros licence); under 18, 162 euros (+23 euros licence). Monthly membership: 167 € (+33 € licence). A member's guest: 5 invitations a season, then 10 € for one hour of play.

Tennis Club de Monaco, www.tcmonaco.com, read 2026-10-08
Hours

Courts can be booked Monday to Friday 8:00 to 20:30, and at the weekend 8:00 to 19:30.

Tennis Club de Monaco, www.tcmonaco.com, read 2026-10-08

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Sources

All tennis courts in Monaco