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You are looking for a weekend getaway in your camper van. Maybe you’re looking to test out van life by renting a mobile home or you own a motorhome.
This guide will tell you everything you need to plan a trip with a campervan in Andalusia, whether it’s for a few days or an extended weekend.
La Axarquia
Axarquia is located east of Malaga and offers both beaches and beautiful inland scenery. You will drive through stunning scenery to traditional villages like Competa, Nerja, and Frigiliana. Visit the Sultana Route to sample local cuisine, wine, and sultanas. Explore whitewashed towns on foot, and enjoy water sports on La Vinuela’s reservoir. Then park your motor home in one of the many camping sites available in the area.
Malaga is a coastal city.
A stay in Malaga can be the ideal solution if you are short on time and want to combine cooking your own food with eating out. Malaga is a city with a rich history, and a variety of restaurants. You can also visit Benalmadena Marina, and Maro where you will find quiet coves.
Cabo de Gata-Níjar – Almeria
Relax in a rented motorhome as you explore the natural park at Cabo Gata. This location is a must-see for its miles of stunning scenery, the deserted beaches, and fascinating volcanic landscape. Parking for mobile homes is available in designated areas, like the San Jose Stopover or at one of many campsites.
You should know
Plan your route in advance to maximize your camping weekend in Andalusia. You will have an unforgettable trip if you know the best routes, where to sleep and shop.
The Via Verde de la Subbetica – Cordoba
The Via Verde del Aciete is a route that runs through Andalusian countryside along disused railway tracks. You can stop to hike, cycle or (if you bring your bike) without ever seeing another person for miles in the wild nature reserve. You can also find outdoor activities like rock climbing and rafting in this region. You will drive through vineyards, olive groves and beautiful Spanish scenery before deciding where to park or stop for lunch.
Donana National Park – Huelva
This nature reserve, located on the outskirts Seville, is a protected area with golden beaches and pine forests. It also has lush greenery. It’s a great place to park your van and relax while you take in the amazing landscape. The area is famous for its birdlife, marshes, and dunes. It’s the perfect place to relax and walk. Many campsites will accept you and your RV and provide electric hook ups, water, and other amenities.
You should know
Never drive a campervan into the centre of a Spanish village or town. You will likely get stuck, damage your car and experience increased stress if you do.
La Alpujarra
La Alpujarra is a beautiful area in the Sierra Nevada, with rocky landscapes and remote villages. It’s a great place to relax. Explore villages such as Pampaneira, Bubión and Soportugar, where time seems to stand still, and you can practise your Spanish with the locals. The region is at the foothills of the mountains so you can expect some winding roads in your campervan. You can find authentic Spain here, with local markets that sell handicrafts, guitar music and fiesta celebrations.
Zahara-El Gastor Resevoir
Enjoy the stunning views of the reservoir from this beautiful location in Cadiz. If you come in the summer, you can take a refreshing bath and hike around the surrounding countryside. Overnight camping is available near El Gastor, which is known as ‘the balcony of the white villages’. You can enjoy a cold beer and some Andalusian Tapas in the village square while you observe typical Spanish life.
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