Sitges Taxi Dispatch: +34 938 94 13 29
Navigating Sitges by taxi is straightforward once you know where to look. Unlike larger cities like Barcelona, ride-hailing apps like Uber or Cabify have a very limited presence here. Instead, the local taxi fleet is the primary and most reliable way to get around town or head to the airport.
Taxi Sitges
Located at Plaça Eduard Maristany, 08870 Sitges
Ratings: 3.2 Stars 
Taxi Sitges is the official local association and your best bet for a ride. They operate the main taxi ranks and a 24/7 dispatch center. In my experience, the most reliable method is to head to a “Parada de Taxis” (taxi rank) rather than trying to hail one on the street, which can be difficult during the busy summer months.
- Main Address: Plaça Eduard Maristany, 08870 Sitges (Right outside the train station)
- Rationale: This is the town’s largest rank. Taxis are almost always waiting here, even late at night when the trains arrive.
Other Key Taxi Ranks
If you aren’t near the station, there are two other strategic spots where you can usually find a car:
- Passeig de la Ribera: Located near the sea, roughly in front of the Hotel Calipolis. It’s perfect for a quick ride back to your villa after a day at the beach.
- Hotel Meliá Area: There is a rank right by the entrance of the Meliá Sitges, which is essential if you are staying in the Aiguadolç port area.
Local Booking Tips: CALL +34 938 94 13 29
- The Phone Number: Save +34 938 94 13 29 in your phone. This is the direct line to Sitges dispatch. While there are apps like Taximés, many locals and frequent visitors find that a quick phone call is more reliable during peak festival times.
- Airport Transfers: For trips to Barcelona-El Prat, I highly recommend booking in advance via their website. It’s a fixed-price peace of mind that saves you from the stress of last-minute hailing.
- Payment: All official taxis in Sitges are required to accept credit cards, but it is always polite and safer to check with the driver before you start your journey, especially for short trips.
Popular Taxi Routes & Fares (2026 Estimates)
Fares in Sitges are regulated, but they can fluctuate based on the time of day, day of the week (weekends/holidays are pricier), and whether you take the C-32 toll road.
| Route | Estimated Price | Duration |
| Sitges to BCN Airport (T1/T2) | €75 – €85 | ~25–30 mins |
| Sitges to Barcelona City Center | €95 – €115 | ~45 mins |
| Local Sitges Trip (within town) | €10 – €15 | ~5–10 mins |
| Sitges to Vallpineda / Levantina | €15 – €20 | ~10 mins |
Pro-Tips
- The “Tunnel” Fee: To get to Barcelona or the Airport quickly, drivers use the C-32 Pau Casals tunnels. This is a toll road (currently around €8.00). In most cases, the toll is not included in the meter price and will be added at the end. You can ask the driver to go “por las costas” (the winding coastal road) to save the toll, but it adds 15–20 minutes and might make you car-sick!
- Surcharges: Expect a small supplement (around €4.60) for trips starting or ending at the airport or for larger vehicles (5–8 passengers).
- Fixed vs. Meter: Local Sitges taxis almost always use the meter. If you book a private “Transfer” company online in advance, you’ll get a fixed price, which is often higher but includes a meet-and-greet service.
My Personal Take
If you’re a solo traveler or a couple on a budget, the MonBus (airport bus) or the Rodalies R2S train (city center) are fantastic alternatives at under €10. However, if you have three people and heavy luggage, the convenience of a taxi from the station rank straight to your villa door is worth every euro.
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