Anywhere central. Sitges isn't very big so it doesn't make a huge difference. However, the seafront is quite long and I personally wouldn't stay at the Terramar Hotel, nice as it looks, because it's quite a walk from there (a couple of miles) to most of the bars and restaurants. We'll be staying at the Platjador (where we've stayed before) next time.
, please let me know.Thinking of going next week and wanted to know which beaches are gay but also where cruising takes place. Any tips?No-one else curious about Sitges? I'll try to answer anyone's questions. Yes, my knowledge is slightly out of date but I have been researching recent changes and don't think there have been that many since I was last there in 2015.
Incidentally, in case anyone reading this is there in the first half of July, I plan to be too. If you'd like to meet for coffee, a meal or whatever
Hello. Just read your message and am currently here in Sitges. The central gay beach is called Playa/Platja de la Ribera and is the one directly in front of the Calipolis hotel. This has hirable sun loungers, umbrellas and canopies but they're extremely expensive - we paid 50 Euros per day for two loungers and a canopy. There's a "clothing optional" beach not far away past the church called Platja dels Balmins. It's a really nice beach but gets even more crowded - probably advisable to take your own umbrella. In the opposite direction (south west), about an hour's walk is a gay and nude beach (Platja de l'Home Mort) with fewer facilities, which is more cruisy and also has woods behind where things go on. If you go there, don't try to walk through the railway tunnel - people have been killed - and, to be safe, walk over the top of the tunnel rather than crossing the track, as some of the trains are high speed.
