Ginesta Harbour Beach — Attraction in Sitges

Less crowded during the week (obviously) but if you go on the weekend make sure you get there as early as possible. We just spent Sunday there, arrived about 09:20 left around 12:00 and it was getting really busy.

No chiringuito this year, there are shower and toilet facilities at the beach and nearby restaurants for lunch, but book a table especially if you want to eat at Santos Marisqueria.

Plenty of parking, although it is expensive. I think we paid close to €8 for just over three hours on Sunday.

Very nice little beach, in a secluded cove, with boats and jetskis to watch for entertainment as they come in and out of...

A nice beach. Slightly over officious lifeguard and poor service from a in the beach restaurant. Whatever you do don’t attempt to remove your flip flops to have a two minute paddle along the route of the vehicle access into the water! The lifeguard was keen as mustard and grumpy. Her attitude was matched only by the manager at Punta Riva. Wow…no wonder the reviews...

This place is kinda new, hard to find it’s a little hidden gem at the end of the beach. You can see acceptable sunsets for the east coast. Food is surprisingly good and service acceptable. The biggest drawback is the overly inflated prices, which in some way mirror the rest of the more centric “chiringuitos”. It’s not bad but be...