Pompes Funèbres Somotha

Somotha Crematorium - Official funeral service of the Principality of Monaco

Somotha Crematorium is the official funeral service provider in Monaco, appointed to assist Monegasque and resident families in the organization of funerals. At the heart of its mission are dignity, discretion and respect for the wishes of the deceased and his or her loved ones, at every stage of the funeral process.

Operating within a regulated framework and under the coordination of public services, Somotha takes care of all funeral-related services in the Principality: burial, cremation, body conservation care, preparation of the ceremony, as well as the supply of funeral items (urns, coffins, commemorative plaques, etc.). We also manage theAthanée de Monaco, a place of meditation,homage and respect for religious and civil rites, open to all faiths.

As a key player in the public funeral service, Somotha offers personalized support for each family, from funeral planning to post-death administrative procedures. Ceremony preparation is supervised, with particular attention paid to families' wishes, in a climate of trust and serenity.

Committed to service quality and neutrality, the crematorium team works in compliance with current regulations and fundamental human values. It strives to respond professionally and sympathetically to all requests, even the most delicate, particularly in the event of an emergency or repatriation of a body.

Somotha Crematorium is also a recognized contact for professionals in the sector, public institutions, hospital services and funeral directors. This collaboration guarantees smooth coordination and perfect care for families at this sensitive time.

In a Principality where excellence and respect for the environment are essential, Somotha is the benchmark for funeral services in Monaco, combining discretion, efficiency and humanity. Whether for cremation or burial, Somotha is committed to providing complete care, with moral support, organizational rigor and absolute respect for families and the deceased.