It is located in the Garraf region and borders Sitges and Vilanova i la Geltrú, among others. The landscape is made up of hills and elevations in the southern part of the Garraf massif. There are many streams, such as the Ribes and Jafre, which flow into the Mediterranean and create steep banks. The most outstanding height of these coastal mountain ranges is Montgròs, at 559 metres. The municipality is essentially pre-coastal, although it also has a small strip of coastline.

The rich and varied architectural heritage of farmhouses, indianos’ houses and mansions converted into charming accommodation, restaurants and wineries make Sant Pere de Ribes a municipality of reference for those who want to discover the most authentic El Garraf. The agricultural plain dedicated to the cultivation of vines and carob trees contrasts with the winding landscape of the Garraf massif. The old quarter of Sota-Ribes or the surroundings of the castle of Ribes or Bell-lloc are must-see places that will not leave anyone indifferent.