Articles and guides about the gastronomic scene in Sitges and the Garraf Coast.
Plan the perfect day trip to Sitges from Barcelona. Train in 34 min from Sants, tickets from €4. Beaches, old town, and great food await.
Sea kayak tours in Sitges from €25: guided cove routes with Nootka Kayak or self-guided rentals. Your complete guide to kayaking on the Costa Dorada.
Where to surf in Sitges: Aiguadolç beach, lessons from €15, and SUP on calm waters. The complete guide to surfing near Barcelona.
Complete guide to getting to Sitges: train from Madrid (AVE + regional), from Barcelona Airport T1 and T2, from Reus, by car from France and from other cities.
Everything you need to know to visit Sitges Carnival: dates, parades, comparsas, where to stand, what to wear, accommodation and Europe's most famous gay-friendly carnival.
Everything about the Sitges Fantastic Film Festival: history, programme, how to get tickets, where to stay during the festival, and what to expect in town.
Your complete gay travel guide to Sitges: Carrer del Pecat bars and clubs, Home Mort beach, Carnival, Pride, gay-friendly hotels, and how to get there from Barcelona in 40 minutes.
Practical guide to Sitges nightlife: the Carrer del Pecat strip, gay-friendly bars, clubs, real opening hours, Carnival and the difference between high and low season.
Family guide to Sitges: the best child-friendly beaches, activities for all ages, how to get there without a car, and when to visit to avoid the August crowds.
What to see and do in Sitges: old town, beaches, food scene, Carnival, nightlife and museums. Itineraries for a day trip, a weekend or a longer stay.
Practical guide to accommodation in Sitges: which area to choose (old town, seafront, Aiguadolç), budget, mid-range and luxury hotels, and when to book.
Practical guide to getting from Barcelona to Sitges: R2 Sud train from Sants (40 min, ~€4), driving via C-32 (35 km), direct connection from Terminal T2 airport and tips for each option.
Practical guide to the best beaches in Sitges: La Ribera, Sant Sebastià, nudist beaches, gay-friendly, quiet coves and Blue Flag. Which beach suits your plans.
Complete guide to the best restaurants in Sitges by area: Passeig de la Ribera seafront, the old town, and Las Drassanes port. Catalan cuisine, tapas, rice dishes and the Tapa a Tapa route.
Everything about Sitges Carnival 2027: dates February 20 to March 2, parade schedule, Gran Rua, Dijous Gras, LGBTQ+ atmosphere and tips for accommodation and transport.
Who won Tapa a Tapa Sitges 2026? Results from the technical jury and public vote. Confirmed autumn 2025 winners and spring 2026 results coming soon.
Complete recap of the Tapa a Tapa Sitges 2026 tapas route: all 40 participating tapas, the restaurants, the most creative dishes, and what this spring edition left us.
The definitive 48-hour Sitges itinerary: beaches, tapas, vermouth, the old quarter and the perfect route for a weekend from Barcelona. With timings and practical tips.
The Tapa a Tapa 2026 route has ended, but Sitges' best restaurants are still open. Find out where to eat tapas in Sitges year-round.
Quin morro que tens is Morelia Sitges's tapa at the Tapa a Tapa Route 2026: a bao bun filled with slow-cooked cheek, red curry and coconut. All about the restaurant on Passeig de Vilanova.
Everything you need to know to eat tapas in Sitges: best areas, top restaurants, prices, opening hours, and practical tips for enjoying the local tapeo culture.
Guide to the best vermuterías in Sitges: Vermutería Rojo Frito, the harbour area, the old quarter. Where to have the best vermouth in Sitges with tapas.
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