1. Beach Bassa Rodona - Most of the time, this gay beach is crowded. It is located in the center of Sitges, next to the promenade. At this particular beach, you must wear a bathing suit. Beach Bassa Rodona gives you the option to rent an umbrella/sunchair (8-12 Euros). While you dig your toes in the gorgeous sand, there will be a bar right by your side and tons of restaurants in close proximity in case you ever get hungry or thirsty.

2. Beach Balims – In this incredible beach, you have the option to wear your bathing suit or go completely nude. A short walking distance from the center of town, about 10-15 minutes, your jaw will drop from the clear blue views of the ocean and landscapes. From early morning until the sun begins to set, Beach Balims is, usually, decorated with gay men from all ages and types. Its unique setting places the beach between large rocks, which makes it the perfect place for nudity. 

From past experience, July is the perfect month to enjoy the relaxing temperature of the water, smooth sand, and the hot sun for a tan. The bar is a short 2-minute walk that serves food, drinks, and hosts many clients of the LGBT community. Their menu is, definitely, something I would try again and again, their cocktails are also incredibly refreshing! Beach Balims is located behind the Church Sant Bartomeu, approximately a 7-minute walk. It is the town’s biggest church and worth taking a walk to see. 

You may need to hike a short distance or you could take the longer, straighter way by just following the road. Beach Balims gives you a gorgeous view of the Mediterranean if you just feel like relaxing, going to a nude beach, and walking very short distances.

3. Playa del Muerto - a wild and pebbled gay beach hidden between the rocks, this location has an extraordinary landscape. The mix of light and dark blue, the Mediterranean Sea, green hills on either side, and the forest above the beach is just a breath-taking view. The water temperature is also great for swimming; keep in mind that once you get into the water, it can get very deep and rocky after just one step. You will be surrounded by young middle-aged guys enjoying the sun in the nude. So, if you aren’t the shy type, you can join them too! 

Many tourists like to explore the area between the rocks, so put on some shoes to protect yourself from the stones if you want to get adventurous. At Playa del Muerto, there is only one bar that serves drinks and sandwiches. Even though the price might be a little high, around 3 Euros for a 0.33ml beer, it is definitely worth the visit.

This gay haven can be both a safe, unique place and a wild experience for the adventurous. Keep in mind that you may to walk and climb for 40 minutes to 1 hour to reach this. It is in the middle of nowhere and cannot be reached by car or bicycle. For this, I definitely recommend shoes, sports, sandals, or sneakers, and your slippers in your bag.

Whether you had a lazy day or a busy day at one of the beaches, Sitges is known for its eccentric nightlife. There are tons of gay bars, gay clubs, or even an exciting gay sauna. Sitges truly is a well-known destination for gay people all over the world.

Take care and have a wonderful gay holiday!