Charter a private jet to Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters

How to attend in style

Update (March 2020): We regret to inform you that due to the Coronavirus pandemic, The Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters 1000 won't take place this year.

About the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters

With events like the F1 Grand Prix and the Cannes Film Festival coming up later this spring, this legendary tennis tournament signals the beginning of the first-class Riviera season. Offering private jet charters to Nice and practical helicopter transfers to the Principality, GlobeAir takes pride in providing a convenient transport solution for all tennis fans and tourists.

The Monte-Carlo Country Club (M.C.C.C.) is the host of the event and welcomes Top World Class players to its facilities every year. With tennis courts that overlook the Mediterranean sea, front-row view opportunities to witness the tournament and selected Privilege Offers, the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters is undoubtedly ATP’s most glamorous stop.

Witness the performances of world-class players

The Rolex-Monte Carlo Masters is set to bring together top players of the likes of Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray, Stan Wawrinka, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Gilles Simon. With a 10-year record of wins, expect to see Rafael Nadal challenging its rivals for what could be yet another triumphant year.

Uncomplicated acces to the Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters

As the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters is one the most important sporting event of the year, the Principality is expected to be overcrowded from the days prior to the tournament onwards. Tennis fans have the chance to book a private jet departing from one of your favourite location in Europe and land in Nice. From Nice Côte d’Azur Airport, GlobeAir organises a convenient 7-minute helicopter transfer to the Principality to ensure easy access to the Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters. Attend the 2019 Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters hassle-free. Contact GlobeAir today and book your private jet charter to Nice; we will take care of your helicopter transfers from Nice to Monaco.

Six facts about the tournament

The Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters is the oldest tennis tournament in Europe, but it’s only since 2000 that the tournament has been part of the ATP’s Masters Series. So, are you looking to impress your colleagues, tennis mates or simply to get in the right mood for the most exciting tennis tournament of the year? Here are 6 facts about the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters tournament that you were probably not aware of:

• George Butler was the American tennis patron who founded the Monte-Carlo Country Club in 1928.
• The tournament’s first winner was an English gentleman named George Whiteside Hillyard.
• The tournament’s winner is awarded by a member of the Principality’s royal family.
• Court Rainier III is named after Prince Rainier III. The prince, who was also a tennis fan, invested in developing the Monte-Carlo Country Club together with his wife Grace Kelly.
• The courts of Monte-Carlo Country Club are supposed to accommodate for 9,000 spectators.
• Rolex is the Title sponsor since 2009.