Campervan hire in Seville
from £70.05/night

Essential tips for your trip to Seville

Known as the frying pan of Spain, Seville sizzles in hot temperatures and is scorching hot in the summer months, so March to June is the best time to visit. Apart from the warm weather, the other advantage is fewer tourists, and the flowers are in full bloom. Don't overlook Seville in the 'shoulder season' months of February and November, either. The pace is much more relaxed, and the climate is still temperate, making exploring easier and motorhome life enjoyable.

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  Festivals and Events
  Seville is a city full of festivals, with Semana Santa being one of the biggest. This features solemn religious processions through the city’s streets, reflecting deep Catholic traditions. Two weeks later, Feria de Abril transforms Seville into a lively celebration with colorful tents, flamenco dancing, and festive parades.
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  Learn the Lingo
  English is not widely spoken in the city unless you're in one of the tourist attractions, so if you rent a motorhome in Seville, it will pay to have some basic phrases ready to use. Seville is a city of cycling and scooters as it's more accessible like many historic locations, so it's also worth familiarising yourself with the traffic signs.
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  Culture and Nature
  Seville offers an extraordinary blend of architecture and heritage. A fascinating and ancient Roman archaeological site is only a few kilometres from Seville. Also under an hour away in your campervan are the iconic Lusitanian dancing horses in Jerez de la Frontera, the perfect complement for campervan hire in Seville.

Best Campervan routes from Seville

Seville to Cordoba
This journey is around 140 kilometres and will take around an hour and a half in regular traffic. The quickest route is the A-4, or there is a longer drive on the A-431, but both roads offer similar views. Your first stop is for a walk in the Parque Natural Sierra de Hornachuelos, one of Andalucia's wildest and most stunning natural parks. As you continue your journey, a 'must-see' is the Moorish city of Medina Azahara, Spain's most significant archaeological site. Finally, you'll reach Cordoba, which has an ancient Moorish palace and one of the largest old towns in Europe.

Seville to Cordoba to the White Towns
The White Towns or Villages in this area are not well connected to public transport, so this is where your campervan will triumph. One of Spain's most beautiful driving routes is the Ruta de los Pueblos Blancos, or the Route of the White Villages. Pretty white villages cling to hills and mountain sides, each one with its own unique character. The journey is 128 kilometres and takes just under two hours on the A-375 and A374 and you'll end up in Ronda, known as the 'City of Dreams' with its romantic mountaintop setting.

Seville to the Alhambra
When you hire a campervan in Seville, you need to head to Alhambra, one of Europe's top tourist attractions. It's a two-and-a-half-hour drive from the city. A more extended trip of 267 kilometres on the A-92, this magnificent palace enjoys a dramatic hilltop location and is one of the Islamic world's most famous historic monuments. Don't let the Alhambra overshadow Granada below, a destination well worth visiting and called by some the most charming city in the world. 

Sites of interests and excursions outside of Seville

Cadiz
Make the most of the beautiful southern Spanish climate with some beach time at Cadiz, perfect for motorhome rental in Seville and only an hour and a half drive from Seville. Enjoy the warm Mediterranean waters, picturesque promenades, and a historic fisherman's quarter.

Gibraltar
The drive to Gibraltar from Seville takes two to three hours, depending on traffic. Apart from the famous Rock of Gibraltar, a nature reserve covers more than 40% of the territory's area. One of the most beautiful and natural areas in Europe, your campervan is the perfect touring partner for this amazing landscape.

Jerez de la Frontera
Just over an hour from Seville is the historic and aristocratic town of Jerez de la Frontera. For those who love horses, take a tour of the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art, where visitors can see displays of centuries-old classical horsemanship.

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