Campsites in Spain

Spain is a popular destination for its sunny beaches, rich culture, iconic architecture, delicious cuisine and lively festivals. It is the ideal place to enjoy a holiday combining relaxation, cultural discoveries and outdoor activities.

The best time to visit Spain depends on the region: May to October are perfect for enjoying the sun and beaches, while spring and autumn are ideal for exploring towns and rural landscapes with milder temperatures.

Spain has many important stations, including Madrid (Atocha station), Barcelona (Sants station), Seville (Santa Justa station) and Valencia (Joaquín Sorolla station), which are well served by high-speed train lines (AVE).

One of the most beautiful beaches in Spain, located on the Mediterranean coast, is the beach of Granadella in Javea. In the province of Alicante (Valencia), this beach on the east coast of Spain is often mentioned. With its crystal clear waters, golden sand and natural surroundings surrounded by cliffs, it is a popular beach for snorkeling and snorkeling. In Catalonia, the beach of Sa Boadella in Lloret de Mar on the Costa Brava is another Mediterranean jewel. This small cove is surrounded by pine trees and rocks, offering a more intimate and peaceful atmosphere, ideal for a relaxing day away from the crowds.

Spain offers a variety of options for walking, including the Camino de Santiago (Camino de Compostela), national parks like the Picos de Europa, and historic cities such as Seville, Barcelona, and Toledo.

To shop, you will find many supermarkets like Mercadona, Carrefour, and Lidl in all cities of Spain, as well as local markets such as La Boqueria in Barcelona. In one of these places you can buy fresh and local products.

The water temperature varies between 20°C and 26°C in the Mediterranean (Costa del Sol, Balearic islands) in summer.

The supervised beaches, such as those of the Costa Brava, the Costa del Sol or the Balearic and Canary Islands, offer safe conditions for swimming. Many beaches have safety flags and lifeguards in season.

Market days vary by city. For example, the Boqueria market in Barcelona is open every day except Sunday.

You can walk around the old districts of big cities like the Barrio Gótico in Barcelona, the Albaicín in Granada, or national parks like the Sierra Nevada or the National Park of Ordesa and Monte Perdido.

Spain is famous for its specialties such as paella, jamón ibérico, tapas, tortilla española, sangria, gaspacho, and churros. Each region has its own specialities, such as the pintxo in the Basque Country or the fabada in Asturias.

To discover Spain by the Mediterranean, the cities of the Valencian Community and Catalonia are essential. In Valencia, enjoy the beach of Malvarrosa, its modern architecture as the City of Arts and Sciences, and its delicious paellas. Further north, on the Costa Brava in Catalonia, Barcelona is a vibrant city where the beach of Barceloneta, the works of Gaudí, and a lively cultural life mingle. Finally, Alicante, with its beach of San Juan, its castle of Santa Barbara and its picturesque old town, offers a typical and welcoming Mediterranean setting.