Find practical information on public fuel stations in the Principality, including locations for petrol, diesel and selected alternative fuels. Check the individual listing before travelling for the latest opening hours, fuel availability and services.
Monaco has a limited number of public fuel stations, so it is useful to know where to refuel before travelling through the Principality or continuing along the French Riviera.
The stations below cover the principal public refuelling locations currently included in the ViewMonaco directory. Fuel grades, opening hours and ancillary services can change, so drivers should always verify current information before making a dedicated trip.
Three useful refuelling locations for drivers in and around the Principality.
3 Boulevard Charles III, 98000 Monaco
Public Esso fuel station in Fontvieille. The current operator information lists diesel, a convenience shop, card payment and dedicated pumps suitable for heavier vehicles.
Published as open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
4 Avenue Princesse Grace, 98000 Monaco
Public fuel station on Avenue Princesse Grace, close to the Larvotto and Grimaldi Forum area. Services include road-vehicle refuelling and additional automotive facilities at the site.
Pirelli P Zero World operates at the same address but is listed separately on ViewMonaco as an automotive and tyre service.
25 Boulevard Charles III, 98000 Monaco
AVIA fuel station operated in Monaco by Romano Energy. The location serves road vehicles with conventional fuels, while Romano Energy also specialises in lower-carbon and alternative fuel solutions.
Availability of specific alternative fuels at the public pump should be confirmed directly with the operator before travelling.
A few practical points can make refuelling in Monaco easier, particularly during busy periods and major events.
Opening times can vary by station, day and season. Check the latest information on the individual ViewMonaco listing or operator site.
Do not assume that every grade of petrol, diesel or alternative fuel is available at every location.
Monaco can experience significant congestion during major events, weekends and peak visitor periods.
Drivers of larger vehicles should verify access conditions and pump suitability before entering a station.
The former Esso station on Avenue des Castelans closed on 31 August 2026 and is therefore not included as an active refuelling location on this page.
Open individual listings for addresses, practical information, services and the latest available details before you travel.
