Campervan hire in Italy

This European country is known for its pleasant and paradisaic weather almost all year round, fantastic beaches, and beautiful countryside consisting of breathtaking mountains, lush valleys, and dense forests. The home of some of the most delicious food and drink, including wine, is also home to a long and fascinating history and a strong sense of heritage and culture. While many people visit to go to the big cities, you will find that there is just as much to see and do if you stick to the rural spots and destinations.

The various national Parks, such as the one in Abruzzo and the Mount Etna National Park, offer unique adventures for your trip. Idyllic lakes like Lake Como and Lake Guarda provide a chance to sit and relax or take part in a wide selection of water activities.
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• Vehicles approaching from the right or travelling over rails must be prioritised unless signs display a difference. Also note that cyclists near cycle paths and pedestrians at crossings have priority.

• On many mountainous roads, when two vehicles can’t pass one another, the car descending should reverse to a safe place to allow the other to pass. On other roads, the heavier vehicle always gets priority.

• The speed limits are categorised by the types of roads: 50 to 70 km/hour (based on local road signs) in built-up areas, 90 to 110 km/hour in outside built-up areas, and 130 km/hour on motorways.

• Campervans and vehicles with caravans are at most 12 metres long, 4 metres high, and 2.55 metres wide. Loads must not exceed 6 tonnes on the trailer with a single axle and 22 tonnes on the trailer with two axles.

Lake Garda, Veneto, Lombardy, and Trentino-Alto Adige
Lake Garda is the largest lake in Italy and is more than 50 km long from its northern to southern shore. It is also a little under 20km wide from east to west. For more than 180 days a year, the northern area of Lake Garda is full of canvas sails and boats. Many sailors from all over the World come to the Lake to participate in wild and exhilarating competitive regattas.

Gran Paradiso National Park, Italian Alps, Northwest Italy
The area now known as Gran Paradiso National Park was given its classification in December 1922 and has been under protection ever since. Before being named a national park, it was an exclusive hunting reserve for the Savoy Family. The park is home to chamois and ibex, the latter of which is featured in its logo.