If you choose Sitges as your destination, you can expect a very pleasant climate. The town, which used to be a fishing village, has wonderful sights and fine gastronomy to offer. We’re going to show you why it is worth sailing in Sitges.
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You can find this town in Barcelona, Spain. It is located on the shores of the Adriatic Sea, in Costa Dorada. Sitges shares borders with Sitges Begues, Gavà, Castelldefels, Sant Pere de Ribes and Olivell.
Sitges was a fishing village until the end of the 19th century. The first written documents date back to the 1st century. The castle, built on demand of the Archdiocese of Barcelona later became the property of Bernat de Fenollar. He was the hand of John II who became the most influential person in the medieval history of Sitges. Interestingly, the current town hall was built on the exact spot where the castle used to stand. Sitges earned its reputation when Santiago Rusiñol moved in in the 1960s and established the opposition of the Franco regime. That is when the town got the “Mini Ibiza” name as well. Beside wine production, the main income of the town was fishing until the 1960s. Then the government decided to focus on the development of tourism.
Thanks to the surrounding mountains, the town has a very pleasant climate. This means warm summers and mild winters with a low amount of precipitation. From June to September, the average temperature is between 25 and 28 °C. If you prefer to avoid the hot period, you can also visit in the spring and autumn months. Winters are also pleasant and moderate.
If you are a nature enthusiast, we recommend the Garraf National Park. You can explore the territory of 12, 830 hectares on foot or by bicycle. You can also see an astronomical observatory here, and the Modernist mansion Plana Novella is located in the heart of the park. The latter is the home of a Buddhist community but is also open for the public.
Are you interested in unique architecture? You can find a wonderful church, the Sant Bartomeu I Santa Tecla in the town centre. The Casa de la Vila is a Gothic building from the 19th century, with the characteristics of the Renaissance, the Baroque and the Medieval period.
The cuisine is characterised by seafood in the first place. They serve very good-quality, fresh fish. One of the local specialities is the “xató”. It is made with endivia, codfish, tuna, anchovy and olives, and served with Romesco Sauce. As for the restaurants, we recommend La Nansa and El Trull in particular.
Thanks to its favourable location, it is one of the most frequently visited beaches in Sitges. The 85-metre-long beach is very popular among families and young people as well. If you want something more than sunbathing and swimming, you can play beach volleyball here.
It is a smaller beach with a length of 205 metres and a width of 20 metres, but it is very popular among the locals and the tourists. We recommend it to families with children because the water is calm. It might get very crowded here during the main season, especially in August.
The fine sandy beach is 395 metres wide and 25 metres long. As it located a bit farther from the town centre, it is ideal for those who prefer peace and quiet. Lifeguards provide safety for swimmers, there is a bar, and you can also rent sunshades and lounges.
The port of the town is known as El Port Esportiu de Sitges Aiguadolc. There are 742 permanent berths for boats with a maximum length of 32 metres. There are great bars and restaurants around the port.
Thanks to the reforms implemented in recent years, the club has two parts. It can accommodate up to 426 yachts between 8 metres and 25 metres in size. Moreover, there are eight premises that cover a wide range of vessel maintenance and repair services. There is a 24-hour crew service. You can also find a bar and a restaurant here, and of course, there is free Wi-Fi-access available. Info about sailing in Cambrils, or boat rental in Cambrils Yacht charter Cambrils.
Barcelona is one of the most important port cities in the Mediterranean. The Port Vell can accommodate 148 vessels up to 190 metres long yachts. Drinking water, electricity and cable TV are available. Yacht charter Barcelona.
The port is run by Blanes Sailing Club. It provides 309 berths for yachts up to 24 metres in size. The club has a café, a restaurant and a sailing school, too. The port combines recreational sailing with commercial fishing activities. Info about sailing in Blanes, or boat rental in Blanes Rent a boat in Blanes.
The marina offers 866 berths and is able to accommodate boats up to 30 m in length and the maximum water depth reaches 10 m. There are fantastic facilities including maintenance station and access to drinking water, electricity and showers. Yacht charter Palamos.
This port is located in the L’Estartit resort. It has 643 berths for yachts up to 32 metres in size. The port has a depth of 2.3 metres. There are a number of excellent services available. There is also a bar and a restaurant. Info about L’Estartit sailing, or rent a boat in L’Estartit Yacht charter L’Estartit.
They often refer to the city as “The Venice of Spain”. One of the largest ports of the world can be found here, with 5, 000 moorings for locals and visitors. 700 of these are preserved for tourists and can accept 26 metre-long yachts. The place offers modern facilities and equipment. For instance, if you are hungry, you can choose from 50 restaurants.
The new port provides berths for around 486 vessels. The entrance is app. 70 metres wide and 9 metres deep; the minimal depth in the other parts is 3.5 metres. The port provides modern services and great amenities. Rent a boat Roses.
If you sail around Sitges, you should also visit the other exciting parts of Costa Dorada. Garraf, Castelldefels, Barcelona, Badalona and Mataro might all prove to be perfect destinations. Find yacht routes in Costa Brava or choose another yacht charter in Costa Brava.
The climate diagrams are based on 30 years of hourly weather model simulations. They give good indications of typical climate patterns and expected conditions (temperature, precipitation, sunshine, and wind). The “mean daily maximum” (solid red line) shows the maximum temperature of an average day for every month for Sitges. Likewise, the “mean daily minimum” (solid blue line) shows the average minimum temperature.
The wind rose for Sitges shows how many hours per year the wind blows from the indicated direction. The diagram for Sitges shows the days per month, during which the wind reaches a certain speed.
Day 1. Sitges – Garraf 7, 47 km (4, 64 mi), Day 2. Garraf – Castelldefels 6, 80 km (4, 23 mi), Days 3. Castelldefels – Barcelona 24, 84 km (15, 43 mi), Day 4. Barcelona – Badalona 11, 18 km (6, 95 mi), Day 5. Badalona – El Masnou 8, 07 km (5, 02 mi), Day 6. El Masnou – Mataro 13, 82 km (8, 59 mi), Day 7. Mataro – Barcelona – Sitges 65, 56 km (40, 74 mi). 
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Day 1. Sitges – Vilanova i la Geltrú 8.45 km (5.25 mi), Day 2. Vilanova i la Geltrú – Torredembarra 29.31 km (18.21 mi), Day 3. Torredembarra – Tarragona 20.24 km (12.58 mi) , Day 4. Tarragona – Cambrils 16.83 km (10.46 mi) Day 5. Cambrils – L’Ametlla de Mar 30.91 km (19.21 mi), Day 6. L’Ametlla de Mar – Parc Natural del Delta de l’Ebre 21.48 km (13.34 mi) Day 7. Parc Natural del Delta de l’Ebre (Club Nautic Riumar) – Sitges 99.91 km (62.08 mi)
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