Camping at campsites in Spain

Campsites in Spain

• Sun-drenched climate
• Sun, sea and beach
• City trips to Barcelona and Madrid
• Delicious Spanish cuisine with wine and paella
• New for Spain: The Konokonocard discount card for the low season

If you camp at the campsites in Spain , you will be staying in one of the most popular holiday areas in Europe. Partly thanks to the attractive climate and the many sandy beaches, it is such a major attraction. The popular seaside resorts are countless. Are you looking for more than a refreshing dive? Spain also has a number of islands where it is good to stay. The Canary Islands, Mallorca and Ibiza are the best known. Furthermore, the large cities such as Barcelona and Madrid also have a lot to offer.

Spanish cuisine

A delicious wine cannot be missed in Spanish cuisine. Spain is known for its own delicious wines. During your holiday, this is of course the time to enjoy it. Other typical products are olive oil and subtropical fruits. There is a good chance that these are produced near the campsite. Don't forget to feast on the fresh seafood used in the paella and the typical local tapas. Ask for it at the reception of the campsites in Spain.

September, the vintage month in Spain

The month of September in Spain means wine harvests and the sensational wine harvest festivals. Taste the delicious wines at the wine tasting and then hit the dance floor with typical Spanish music. Feel free to take a look at one of the many bodegas and taste the most delicious wines here, which wine lover wouldn't want that? So the month of September is the time to go on holiday to Spain and get closer to the vintages, because tourism, wine and good food are a good combination!

Campsites in Spain are often located in the wine regions. The most famous wine regions are La Rioja, La Mancha and of course Jerez, where the famous sherry wine comes from. In the area of Galicia you have the delicious white wine Albariño. This white wine goes perfectly with fish and shellfish dishes. Enjoy a delicious sweet wine for dessert? Then the sherry variation Pedro Ximenez is definitely recommended!

Campsites in Spain: sun-drenched Costas

Most campsites in Spain can be found on the coast. This is not surprising, because the beaches and bathing water are of good quality. Young and old know how to find their way to the Spanish coast. One of the most famous coastal regions is of course the Costa Brava, which is part of the province of Girona in Catalonia. Feel free to pitch your tent at Platja d'Aro, L'Esterartit or Sant Pere Pescador, because here you will find a lot of beach, sea, nature and culture. Such as the Greek ruins of Empúries and the monastery of Sant Pere.

The Costa Dorada, near Tarragona, is especially great for families. The memories of the Roman era are characteristic of this region. Long beaches, with small sheltered coves in soft and fine sand, invite you to relax. Numerous activities are available in the area surrounding the coast, such as hiking, mountain biking, horse riding and water sports.

Other popular coastal regions for camping in Spain are the Costa Blanca and the Costa del Sol. The most famous places in the province of Alicante, on the Costa Blanca, are Benidorm and Alicante. Ideal for a relaxing holiday by the beach. On the Costa del Sol, in the south of the country, the sun even shines 300 days a year. It is therefore a good place to stay at the campsite in the towns of Malaga and Marbella.

Barcelona

Barcelona is the capital of Catalonia and is easily accessible from various campsites on the Spanish Costa. In this metropolis you live the Mediterranean life. Sit down on the terrace, enjoy a Catalan wine and delicious tapas. In Barcelona, the memories of the Roman era are many, because history and art are closely linked. In 1883, architect Gaudi started the historic project La Sagrada Familia and it is still being built today. The result so far is astonishing. Furthermore, Barcelona is full of museums and theaters and one of the largest exhibitions of Pablo Picasso can be admired in the Picasso Museum.

Madrid

In the vicinity of Madrid, there are plenty of campsites suitable as a base for the capital of Spain. The historic town square, Plaza Mayor, is one of the most popular squares in Madrid. If you continue for a while, you will pass the Royal Palace (Palacio Real), the Plaza de Oriente, theater of the Opera and the modern Cathedral of Almudena. The extensive parks are typical of Madrid, such as the Juan Carlos I Park. During the day, Madrid has traditional festivals, such as the bullfighting during the feasts of San Isidro. In the evenings, also taste the atmosphere of city life in the cafes and dance the flamenco.

Malaga

Malaga is located by the sea and has a fantastic climate for sunbathers. Start your day with shopping or a cultural attraction. Such as the Gibralfaro castle from the 14th century, the Archaeological Museum, the Roman theater and the historic cathedrals. End your sun-filled day with a lovely stroll along the beach promenade.

More Popular Spanish Cities

The Spanish cities are very attractive and there are too many to mention. Due to the good climate, there are always many campsites in Spain. You can enjoy the typical Basque tapas in Bilbao. Here you should also visit the Guggenheim Museum. You will also find modern art in the port city of Valencia, interspersed with memories of a distant past, from 138 BC. You will also find the charm of the beach and sea in Seville. The city is characterized by a rich Arab heritage. Folk festivals and world heritage sites abound.

Campsites in Spain by the sea

For many years, Spain has been one of the most popular camping destinations for the Dutch. Camping in Spain is possible for everyone due to the variety of activities and culture. One camper gets satisfaction from a day at the beach with an occasional cocktail on the terrace of the boulevard, the other prefers to discover the Spanish villages with local markets and tapas bars. It doesn't matter, Spain always has something to suit your holiday. The range of campsites is also varied and offers opportunities for wonderful beach holidays or peaceful nature holidays. The campsites on the Spanish coast are especially popular, as most holidays are spent here each year by families and couples. Campingnavigator therefore has an extensive range of the best campsites in Spain by the sea. In this way, there is guaranteed to be the right offer for every camping wish.

New for Spain: The Konokonocard discount card for the low season

It allows you to stay in a selection of the best campsites and tourist accommodation with up to 60% discount and rounded prices of €20, €22, €24, €26 or €28 per night, in the periods of acceptance for the accommodation. The price includes two people, a camper or a vehicle and a camping element, electricity (max. 6 kWh/day) and a dog. You can also get a 10% discount on bungalows.