Budget Campervan Hire Spain

Campervan hire Spain will keep you form the crowds, perfect if you are after a safe holiday for your self and family. Campervan hire Spain comes with loads of choice from small budget to beth to large luxury motorhomes. In addition we bring together camper hire Spain top providers to offer an even wider choice of motorhome rentals.

Spain is a diverse country and with its expansive road network, it is easy to explore by hiring a campervan. The country is well known for its friendly locals and relaxed lifestyle. We can offer a wide choice of camper vans with the VW T4 California Exclusive Westfalia Camper with toilet always in high demand and great for touring Andalusia and other regions of Spain. The VW is available with Camper Bug in Malaga

Campervah Hire Spain Highlights

If you are doing a self-drive tour, there are numerous UNESCO World Heritage sites to stop at along the way. The vibrant cities offer visitors all-night parties, colourful festivals and upmarket restaurants. Using motorhome hire in Spain, you can visit cities such as Madrid, Barcelona and Granada. The landscape includes beaches, snowy mountains and marshes.

We have been helping customers book Spanish campervanning holidays for many years, during which time we have gained valuable experience in this field. This experience is passed on to you the customer ensuring that you get a van that meets with your travel requirements at an affordable price.

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Recommended Campervanning Drives in Spain

The Top Campervan trips in Spain include some well known location that are memorizing in their unique beauty and charm. You can choose by climate with semi tropical in the north west or arid and Mediterranean for most of the other sections of the nation along with attractions with are scattered across the Iberian peninsula.

Granada to Sierra Nevadas:

This drive takes 1 hour and highlights along the way include Arabic villages and historical sites. During winter, it is possible to enjoy activities such as snowboarding and skiing. On your wonderful journey it’s hard not marvel at Mulhacén, the highest point in all of Spain at 3,478 meters high. This monstrous mountain is known for it’s incredible climb to the top, but only done by those who are experienced as it has seen several deaths throughout the year, most recently in 2006. 

You also have Alcazaba, a massive mountain known for it’s Mountain huts that are famous as a retreat for those wanting to get away for a bit. One can even stay in a cave with 20 other climbers! Finally, among a million other activities, you have the Sierra Nevada Ski Station. With over 100 km of skiing, it’s no wonder this is a top destination in Southern Spain for sport enthusiasts.

Malaga to Granada:

The route goes through Ronda and Rio Guadalevin, exploring Muslim historical sites along the way. El Tajo Gorgeis a good place to stop and enjoy the view. Stay over at one of Granada’s camping sites so that you have more time to explore the region. . Malaga is the birthplace of Spanish artist Pablo Picasso. It’s no wonder a famous artist has come from this amazing place, with its Mediterranean climate and relaxed atmosphere, it’s a top destination for anyone wanting a holiday.

For a place a little less touristy but still equally as amazing, see Ronda. Ronda is a city with the famous Puente Nuevo, a 100 meter bridge built in 1793 that cascades over a picturesque gorge. Rio Guadalevin being the last on our list, among a million other places, is a beautiful river with some of the only marshland at the Costa del Sol.

Madrid to Alhambrao Seville:

The Madrid to Alhambra adventure begins in the Spanish capital and winds up at one of the most famous Moorish fortresses from a past empire. This trip begins by heading south out of Madrid with a stop in Manzanares where the historical Bodegas Manchego-Africanas is located. Next pass by the Parque Natrual de la Sierra de Angujar for natural beauty on your way to Cordoba before heading south to Cabra where the famous spaghetti westerns were shot which includes Clint Eastwood films before heading east to Alhambra and its hilltop fortress.

For camping in the city of Alhambra there is the Camping Hotel Sierra Nevada. The natural setting pitches have electricity and water and there is launderettes and restrooms on site. 

Madrid to Gibraltar:

The Madrid to Gibraltar road trip will take you through country conquered by the Romans, the Moors and the British. By heading west out of Madrid the first stop is Caceres with Rome cobblestone streets and Renaissance buildings encircled by a 12th century Moorish wall. Next stop is Seville where the tomb of Christopher Columbus is located. The final destination is then on the peninsula and it not part of Spain, Gibraltar. 

While there is no campgrounds in Gibraltar, there is a location just north of the border called Camping Sureuropa. There are tree lined pitches with electrical outlets and hot and cold water along with restrooms. Its location has the Mediterranean Sea just east of your campsite.

The Spanish Climate

Spain’s climate is different in each region of the country, with central Spain having a continental climate, the northwest coast having an oceanic climate and the southeast having a semiarid climate. This means that in January, when it is raining and cold in Bilbao, it is warm and dry in Murcia. 

The Pyrenees Mountain region has its own alpine climate, while Spanish islands like the Canary Islands experience a subtropical climate, making them warm and sunny year round. Hot weather can be expected throughout the country between April and October, while winter snowfall is usually only seen in the mountains.

✰ Road network:

The road network stretches across 300,000kms of the country and there are numerous toll roads which have minimal traffic and are kept in top condition. Secondary roads may become congested and some have potholes. It is easy to find places to refuel.

✰ Speed limits:

Urban roads:50kph

Highways:120kph

Provincial roads:100kph

✰ Alcohol limits:

The blood alcohol level of a driver must not exceed 0.05 per cent and this drops to 0.03 per cent for drivers who do not have at least two years of experience. This law is strictly enforced and penalties include fines or jail sentences.

✰ Safety:

Programming GPS devices while driving is banned and mobile phones can only be used while driving with a hands-fee kit. It is compulsory to carry a warning triangle, a spare tire and a reflective jacket. Drivers and passengers are required by law to wear a seatbelt.

How much does Campervan hire Spain cost?

That aside the big factor is the size of the campervan. Small campervans can work out fairly cheap and in most cases much cheaper than local hotels. However, as you move into the larger 4 and 6 berth campervans these get more expensive, plus it costs more to cover the same number of miles. Each supplier have similar models, but the specifications do differ as do the prices. That is why it is a good idea to use comparative sites like us so you can quickly compare rates and availability.

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