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Flying

Located on the Costa Daurada, flights are available into Barcelona International Airport, just 20 minutes drive. Airport collection is available from Outlet Spain. Other airports are Reus, or Girona, but these are between 45 minutes and hour and half by car.

Cheap flights to Barcelona are available from a range of carriers…recommended are:  www.britishairways.com, www.easyjet.co.uk,  www.cheapflights.com, www.flybmi.com,

FROM BARCELONA AIRPORT

By rail
The train from the airport takes you directly to El Prat de Llogreba, (every train from the airport takes you to this station and it is the first stop). At El Prat change to Platform 3 and all trains will take you to Sitges. Cost is Euros 2,25.

By Bus
The bus, the Mon Bus, departs from both terminal A and Terminal B, and takes 25 minutes to Sitges. The buses depart at 40 minutes past the hour, every hour and the cost is Euros 2.85. The Mon Bus, drops you off at the Oasis centre, (next to the tourist office in Sitges).

To the Outlet Office From Sitges Train Station.
Come out of the main exit of the train station. Look over to your left and you will see a cafe. Walk round to the cafe and a zebra crossing in front of you takes you over the main road. The street ahead of you is Francesc Guma.  We are on this street about 10 seconds down on the left.

To the Outlet Office From Sitges Tourist Office (the Mon Bus).
Cross over the road at the zebra crossing, (to the Bon Area shop) following the road down the hill to the crossroads junction, cross over the zebra and turn left up C. Artur Carbonell. You will pass the train station on your left, keep going and take a right into C. Francesc Guma. The office is on the left hand side in Galleria Via Sitges. The walk is no more than 3 minutes and Francesc Guma is the third right on Artur Carbonell.

FROM BARCELONA SANTS (RODELIES)
From Sants, you can catch the Rodalies trains to Sitges. This costs Euros 2,25 and takes approx 20 minutes. The train destination will be either Vilanova a la Geltru or St Vincens de Calders.

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