Sitges is a popular surf spot located along the Mediterranean coast, known for its beautiful beaches and vibrant atmosphere. It's a busy tourist town, which means there's a lot going on, especially during the summer. The surfing scene here has a long tradition, making it a familiar spot for both locals and visitors alike. The area can get crowded, so be prepared for a lively beach vibe.

The surf at Sitges has its ups and downs. You can find a mix of lefts and rights breaking over sand, with the best conditions happening with a southeast swell or from the northeast and south. It works for swell sizes starting at 1 ft (0.3 m), so it’s good for beginners looking to get their feet wet. The waves can vary, going from mushy to more defined, with that occasional sweet barrel when the conditions align. Generally, aiming for low to mid tides usually gives the best results. If the wind is coming from the west, you’re in for better waves.

Access to Sitges is pretty straightforward. You can hop off the highway at Sitges Centre and follow the signs to the beach. Just a heads up, finding parking can be a challenge, especially on weekends since it’s a tourist hotspot. The town also has an active nightlife, so there's plenty to do after a day of surfing.