Barcelona City

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  Sant Sebastia Beach, Barcelona City

Located in the Ciutat Vella district, San Sebastià is the beach most closest to Barcelona city on the Eastern end of the coastline. Together with Barceloneta, it is the oldest and most traditional, with sporting clubs of great relevance in the city for their sea-related activities. Sant Sebastià is also one of the longest stretches of beach, measuring approximately 1,100 m.

Sant Sebastià beach is a favourite amongst men, who account for over 50% of its users and compared to the other beaches in Barcelona, except Bogatell, its users are of the highest average age. This is also the most frequently attended beach by Barcelona's local residents (almost 70%), particularly inhabitants of Ciutat Vella and it is the most commonly visited beach by foreigners.

It is a highly frequented beach with users making it their custom to come back week after week, and many coming every day. There are many groups of friends and also many solitary visitors. Groups from summer camps and school trips also usually choose this beach.

Due to its location, a significant number of users come to Sant Sebastià beach on foot or by public transport since there is a metro stop and several bus lines providing connections with most of the city.