Campervan hire in Portugal

Found on the west coast of Europe beside Spain, Portugal is the perfect destination for a memorable trip. Home to a rich history, absolutely stunning coastlines, and many charming little villages worth visiting as much as many of the bigger cities, you will have a fantastic holiday, especially when booking campervan hire in Portugal through our price comparison portal at CamperDays.

Sun, beaches, rolling countryside, and dramatic seafronts await. To save money when you rent a campervan in Portugal, book through us to find the best deals and best savings. We offer many great benefits for lower prices than many of our competitors. Whether you are interested in exploring the various peaks of the mountainous regions to the north or want to drive along the coast and visit many of the pristine and idyllic beaches, a campervan holiday in this diverse and stunning European country is a must.

• Always drive on the right side and overtake on the left. Overtaking on the right could lead to a fine if caught doing it.

• Children under 12 are not legally allowed to sit in the front passenger seat. Allowing a 12-year-old passenger to sit in the front seat will lead to a fine.

• Safety camera warning devices and radars are illegal

• It is essential to have a spare wheel, emergency warning triangle and reflective vest in your vehicle, and all the appropriate tools necessary to change the wheel.

• The speed limit, unless otherwise signposted, in built-up areas is 50 km/h; on rural roads, 90 km/h; on expressways, 100 km/h; and on motorways, 120 km/h

• You need a valid driver's licence, but check with the local authority before seeing if you need an international one.

• It can also be helpful to have your passport to help identify yourself.

• The Douro Valley: A UNESCO World Heritage site, this gem of the wine world features terraced vineyards along the banks of the Douro River, creating an enchanting landscape. Winding roads will take you through preserved medieval villages such as Pinhão and Peso da Régua, where you can visit Port wine cellars and discover the fascinating history of the area.

• The Algarve Coast: Discover a succession of pristine beaches, secluded coves, and dramatic cliffs plunging into the turquoise waters of the Atlantic. Charming coastal towns like Lagos, Albufeira, and Tavira offer a relaxed atmosphere, bustling markets, and delicious cuisine to enjoy in local restaurants.

• Lisbon: A cosmopolitan and charming city where history meets modernity. Wander through the cobblestone streets of the Alfama district, visit the famous Jerónimos Monastery, and ride the iconic tramway to enjoy panoramic views from the Alfama district. Also, don't miss trying local specialties, such as pastéis de nata, in traditional cafés.

• Ria Formosa Natural Park: Located in the Algarve, this preserved coastal ecosystem consists of lagoons, marshlands, and barrier islands. Explore its hiking trails, observe migratory birds in their natural habitats, and relax on deserted beaches lined with golden sand dunes.