The Rallytravels Tour to the Rally Monte Carlo Rally 2025 takes place from 22 - 27 January. We are travelling with 3 minibuses during this rally week.

Digne-les-Bains:
Digne-les-Bains is a town in the south of France with around 17,000 inhabitants and is the capital of the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence department. Digne is also known as the capital of lavender. Its historic town centre, which is dominated by the Saint-Jérôme cathedral, is particularly picturesque with its narrow, winding streets and the Saint-Charles staircase. Digne is located in the Alps and the average temperatures in January are between -5 and +5 degrees C.

Monaco:
Monaco is a tiny, independent city-state on the French Mediterranean coast, known for its luxurious casinos, marinas and the prestigious Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix, which takes place once a year in the streets of the principality. The largest district, Monte-Carlo, is home to an elegant Belle Époque casino and the Salle Garnier opera house. There are also numerous luxury hotels, boutiques, nightclubs and restaurants. The temperature at this time of year is a pleasant 18 - 20 degrees C. However, snow can also occur in the mountains.

Transfer - from Nice airport:
Our transfer from Nice Airport to the Rallytravels Hotel is on Wednesday, 22 January 2025 at 17:00. We will return to the airport on Monday at 10:00 am. The flights are to book by yourself.

Some options for flights (as of 29.08.2024):
Heathrow: British Airways € 92,-
Manchester: British Airways € 180,-
Dublin: British Airways € 165,-
Copenhagen: KLM (1stop) € 179,-
Luxembourg: Luxair € 98,-
Zurich: Swiss € 195,-
Genf: Easy Jet € 91,-
Amsterdam: KLM € 180,-

Hotels:
The Rallytravels hotel for four nights is Le Refuge des Soures in Digne-les-Bains and the night from Sunday to Monday in Monte Carlo Hotel Olympia.

Catering:
There are kiosks where you can buy food and drinks at some of the special stages we visit. However, it is recommended that you always carry a rucksack with the most necessary drinks and food with you. Small foldable camping chairs are also very helpful. Of course we stop at supermarkets so that you can stock up for the rally days.
We have rally fans from all over the world with us, mostly from Sweden, Austria, Norway, Germany and France. Our tour guides are in Swedish, German, English and French.
Our Rallytravels guides are all infected with the rally virus and work in one position or another in the rally business and are therefore qualified to answer your questions.
Our regular crew are Per Carlsson and Claudia Bidlas who are with us on all trips. If necessary they are supported by Miriam Waldfridsson, Marc Hermes, Catharina Schmidt and Roger Turesson.

During the rally, our service includes the Rallytravels app with start list, restart lists and results lists as well as the stage times and the latest information during the rally days.