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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.

Helpful tips for your holiday in Portugal
August is the busiest and most popular time to visit Portugal, though you can avoid the crowds if you stay away from the most significant cities like Porto and Lisbon. Suppose you want an ideal combination of cultural and tourist activities, longer days, and moderate to good weather. In that case, you may hire a campervan in Portugal during spring or autumn.

Best Campervan routes around Portugal
Costa Vicentina – From Lisbon to the Algarve
Start from Lisbon and drive south towards Vila Nova de Mil Fontes. Then, continue southward, passing pretty villages like Almograve, Odeceixe, and Zembujeiro do Mar. Continue along the route to Sagres to complete your journey in the western point of the Algarve. Along this route, there are lots of places to stop for swimming and hiking and its a great place for Motorhome rental in Portugal.
Central Portugal
One of the best routes to take for Motorhome hire in Portugal is the one that takes you through central Portugal. Drive through the schist villages, Aldeias do Xisto in Portuguese, of which there are 27 and cover many mountain ranges such as Acor and Lousa. While exploring the many lakes, rivers, small villages, and markets, you should also drive across the Serra de Estrela, which has the highest peaks in the country.
Peneda-Geres National Park
Situated in the north of the country, just on the border with Spain, it is the oldest national park in Portugal. Here, you can travel through the only protected area in the country with complete national park status and enjoy the various waterfalls, small villages, windy roads, and gentle hills. Wildlife to look out for include the majestic horned Barrosao and Cachena cows.
Things to see in Portugal with a motorhome

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.
Campsites in Portugal and the surrounding area

Your stay for the first night
- Lisbon/Costa de CaparicaClube de Campismo do Concelho Almada
- Northern Portugal/NazaréTravelvan-Park Salgado
- Alentejo Region/Monte Naturista O Barão
- Lisbon/Salvaterra de Magos
- Lisbon/Sesimbra
- Beira/Tomar




