Campervan hire in Spain

• Northern Spain
• Basque Country
• Biscay
• Gipuzkoa
• Cantabria
• Galicia
• Catalonia
• Mediterranean

Renting a campervan in Spain

Spain is a fantastic place to travel with a campervan. It is easy and cheap to fly to and all major cities have lots of campervan rental companies. Drive south and discover the dramatic southern Alpujarra mountain range and swim in the Alboran sea or immerse yourself in the culture of Seville. Travel north and you can go shopping in Barcelona, hike in the Pyrenees or visit a museum in Bilbao. Afterwards, head to the heart of Spain and discover the capital city Madrid. Regardless of which part of Spain you visit, you will enjoy a warm and friendly culture, fantastic scenery and great weather

Why is it worth booking a campervan in Spain early?

Travellers visiting Spain will be delighted with the diverse attractions that the country has to offer. Its mild climate, seaside resorts, and architectural masterpieces make it a perfect holiday destination – one that can be easily explored in a campervan. Even though Spain is suitable for holidays all year round, the months characterised by the highest demand for campervan hire are May, June, September, October, and December. How to secure the best deal and a vehicle with the best performance-price ratio? Well, there is nothing simpler to do than rent a campervan a little more than 3 months in advance. Early booking is a guarantee of the widest choice of interesting vehicles and the most affordable options. Travellers will have to pay the average price of 115.69 euros per day for campervan rental.
If you have any doubts about your campervan rental, there is nothing simpler to do than contact the CamperDays customer service department. Our experts will provide you with plenty of brilliant ideas. An additional advantage for potential customers is also transparent cancellation conditions. If your holiday plans happen to change in the future, we will not charge you extra for any reservation changes.
A campervan offers the greatest number of exploration opportunities. The average travel time in Spain is 14 days. Travelling in a motorhome will save you money that you would otherwise spend on accommodation, restaurants, and car rental. Also, you do not have to worry about finding affordable airline tickets. With an RV, you stay totally independent of any flight or bus schedules.

Our Partner

Which rental companies are available in Spain?

We only work with reliable, trustworthy partners who offer the best services to ensure that you find the right campervan in Spain. Our partners have many years of experience and state-of-the-art fleets, so you are guaranteed to find the right campervan to explore Spain.

There are plenty of campervan hire companies that are value for money in Spain. The most popular ones are McRent, Touring Cars, and Indie Campers.

McRent

McRent is the most popular campervan hire company in Spain. It offers a number of useful amenities, along with unlimited mileage, in their basic package. The company is available in 17 cities, including:

• Alicante

• Madrid

• Barcelona

• Malaga

• Girona

Tips on renting a campervan in Spain

The summer months are the busiest for campervan rentals, so be sure to book several months in advance.

Visiting Spain in a campervan is the best way to stay flexible and see as many sights as possible. The demand during the summer months is considerably higher, therefore it is recommended to book up to 4 months in advance. Booking early gives you the flexibility to choose a campervan which is best suited to your needs. In addition, it also gives you the best chance of getting a cheaper daily rate with savings of up to £75.

The must-see parts of Spain

Spain is full of cultural cities and dramatic landscapes. Below we have listed some of the best cities to visit and some of the beauty spots that are within driving distance.

Granada/Sierra Nevada

• Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Alhambra palace and learn about Spain’s rich history.

• Enjoy some time in this vibrant southern city just 25 miles from the coast and in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountain range.

• Drive to the top of the highest road in Europe up the Pico de Veleta at 11,148 ft. (weather dependent)

• Discover some of the many cafes and tapas bars and enjoy southern Spanish cuisine.

Barcelona/Catalonia

• Spend the day visiting many of the famous UNESCO buildings in this romantic city.

• Visit the golden sandy beaches and relax in one of the many trendy beachfront bars.

• Browse through the stalls at the La Boqueria market, which has seen trade for over 200 years.

• Drive to one of the National Parks or the Pyrenees that are just 3 hrs away from Barcelona.

Madrid

• Is the capital and Spain’s largest city, which is situated in the centre of Spain. This metropolitan city is a must-see.

• Visit the Prado Museum which hosts a wealth of renaissance and baroque masterpieces such as Rembrandt, van Dyck, Titan and many more.

• Go shopping along the Gran Vía and experience the heart of Madrid.

• Enjoy a quiet afternoon at Retiro Park where you can rent a boat or go paddling on a warm day.

Bilbao/Basque Country

• Bilbao is a hub of history and culture right in the heart of the Basque country.

• Visit the Guggenheim Museum and enjoy some contemporary art. This is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Bilbao.

• Take a cable car up to Artxanda lookout to get a great view of the city.

• Explore the area and take a trip to Solepena Beach and experience the golden sand and clear water.

Seville/Andalusia

• Visit the UNESCO World Heritage site ‘Seville Cathedral’ and see the tomb of Cristopher Columbus.

• Take a drive to the Doñana National Park for some great wildlife including flamingos, deer, and if you are lucky an Iberian lynx.

• Visit the popular beaches in Marbella and enjoy the cafes, bars and clubs.

Popular events and festivals in Spain

La Tomatina (August): join in the madness of the world-famous tomato festival near Valencia. Enjoy a light-spirited tomato fight with up to 22,000 people and 120 tons of tomatoes.

• The Boloencierro of Mataelpino (August): enjoy this family-friendly alternative to traditional Spanish bull running. Participants are chased by a (3 metre) 118-inch ball through the town to the delight of the crowds.

• Las Fallas De Valencia (Feb-March): this event takes place over several weeks. The city of Valencia transforms into a festival that combines art, tradition and satire.

• La Tamborrada (January): San Sebastian celebrates its history with the sound of drums. Each of the 125 clubs take it in turns to drum continuously for 24 hours. Enjoy great food and atmosphere, but don’t expect to sleep.

Campsites in Spain

Questions and Answers

The most frequently asked questions about a camper holiday in Spain

• Do I need a visa or a special driving permit to rent a campervan in Spain?

  Your full UK driving licence is valid in Spain and the same classifications apply. British nationals can travel visa-free for up to 90 days in Spain. For up-to-date information please visit the UK government website.

• What are the speed limits in Spain?

  If your campervan is below 3.5t you can drive up to 120 km/h (74 mph) on motorways and up to 100 km/h (60 mph) on main roads and up to 50 km/h (30 mph) in built-up areas.

• Does Spain have toll roads?

  Yes, but since 2020 many of the motorways are now free. The motorways that still have tolls are charged at about £8-9 per 100 km (60 miles) and they are usually much quicker than non-toll roads and they often have good facilities.

• Can I go wild camping in Spain?

  Wild camping is not permitted in Spain and at beaches and in protected areas fines can be up to several thousand Euros. However, there are lots of high-quality and safe campsites to choose from with prices ranging from €30-50 per night.

• How long should I plan on staying in Spain?

  We would recommend staying in Spain for 14-21 days. The country has a modern and well-organised infrastructure.