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Explore Spain by campervan
Whether you crave the tranquility of coastal escapes, the thrill of outdoor pursuits in the rugged interior, or a fusion of urban charisma and natural wonders, campervan hire in Spain promises an unforgettable adventure. Embark on a remarkable journey in one of our stunning campervans or motorhomes and discover the array of experiences waiting to be explored, from the sun-drenched shores of the Mediterranean to the highest peaks on the Iberian Peninsula.
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Our promise is the perfect motorhome or campervan for exploring Spain and beyond. Our campervans comfortably accommodate up to 4 adults and are fully equipped with fridge, gas stove, sink with tap, basic insurance and unlimited kilometers. A kitchen kit and camping kit are also included. The best vans, world-class customer service, transparent prices and no hidden fees!

Why hire a campervan in Spain?
Spain is one of Europe’s best campervan destinations, offering an incredible mix of coastlines, mountains, rich artistic culture and historic cities. With a campervan, you have the freedom to explore beyond the typical tourist spots—wake up by the Mediterranean, drive through the dramatic landscapes of Andalusia, or head into the lush north for a completely different side of Spain. From the sun-soaked beaches of the Costa del Sol to the wild beauty of the Pyrenees, Spain’s immense landscapes and abundance of campsites make it perfect for van life. Whether you're after adventure, culture, or a laid-back road trip, campervan hire in Spain lets you experience it all at your own pace.
Best time to go camping
As a large country with a diverse climate, the best time to go camping in Spain depends on where you’re heading. Spring (March-May) and autumn (September–November) are ideal for most regions, with warm days and mild evenings, which make perfect camping conditions. Summer (July–August) is excellent for beach hopping and late-night fiestas but can be extremely hot inland—so stick to beach destinations or higher altitudes. Winter (December–February) is mild in the south and along the Mediterranean, while the north and mountains get chilly, making it perfect for those chasing winter treks or snowboarding. If you want the best balance of sunshine, comfortable temperatures, and fewer tourists, spring and autumn are ideal.

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Spain is a campervan-friendly country with a vast network of campsites, motorhome parking areas, and wild camping opportunities—though rules vary by region. Free parking spots can be found in many areas, but it’s best to check local regulations as some regions, like Catalonia, have stricter policies. Apps make it easy to find the best places to park overnight, and there are plenty of well-equipped campsites for longer stays. Knowing the latest camping laws will help you avoid fines and make the most of your trip.

Where to go
Spain is a dream for road trips. Cruise along the Costa Brava for hidden coves and crystal-clear waters, explore the rugged landscapes of the Picos de Europa, or head south for an Andalusian adventure through Seville, Granada, and the Sierra Nevada. The Pyrenees offer epic mountain scenery, while Spain’s many national parks provide endless opportunities for nature lovers. Whether you want beaches, mountains, or historic cities, there’s a perfect route waiting for you.

What to do
Spain’s diverse landscapes make it an outdoor adventurer’s paradise. Hike through the dramatic peaks of the Sierra Nevada, explore the wild beauty of Andalusia’s natural parks, or go rock climbing in the famous El Chorro. The Mediterranean coast offers fantastic windsurfing, kayaking, and snorkeling, while inland rivers are perfect for canyoning and wild swimming. In winter, you can even hit the slopes in Spain’s southern ski resorts. Whether you’re into cycling, hiking, or water sports, there’s something for every kind of explorer.