Playa de Sant Sebastia, Spain - Beach Guide, Info, Photos

The Playa de Sant Sebastia, situated in the Catalan region in close proximity to the city of Sitges, is regarded as a true treasure of the Spanish coastline. This sandy beach is closely monitored by qualified lifeguards who ensure the safety of visitors at all times, including those with disabilities who have access to the area. Notable for its crystal-clear, unpolluted waters and shallow depths, Playa de Sant Sebastia is particularly ideal for families with children. Equipped with various facilities such as public showers and toilets, guests are spoiled for choice with trendy restaurants and bars nearby. For those who desire some shelter from the sun, there is a range of comfortable loungers available for rent. Additionally, visitors can take advantage of a nearby car park located in close proximity to the beach.

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What to do at Playa de Sant Sebastia?

Amenities

Playa de Sant Sebastia amenities include parking, toilet, shower and loungers.

Bars

Best bars near Playa de Sant Sebastia include xiringuito mirador, Nomada Beach Sitges, Vivero Beach Club Restaurant | Sitges, XIRINGUITO BLANCA SUBUR (SITGES BEACH CLUB), Tropical Club Port Sitges, Bar del Park, Las Vegas Sitges, Bar La Roca and Queenz Music Bar.

Restaurants

Best restaurants near Playa de Sant Sebastia include La seu, Timo’s Bistro (Sitges), Buenos Aires Grill, Restaurant La formatgeria de Sitges, REVOL, Local, La Cocina Sitges and Noray Restaurant.

Visitor Reviews

Visitor reviews highlight that visitors enjoy the great views of the city, clean water, and proximity to cafes and restaurants at this beach. Visitors also complain about the crowds during peak season. However, some visitors appreciate the beach's restaurants and shops, while others value the local government's restrictions on access to keep the beach less crowded.