Question 1

Do I need experience to rent a camper van?

Accepted Answer

No. You don’t need any prior experience to rent a campervan. These vehicles drive like a regular car, and before your trip you’ll receive a complete walkthrough covering driving, power, water, cooking, and overnight stays. If you can drive a car, you can drive a campervan.

Question 2

What’s the difference between renting a camper van and a motorhome?

Accepted Answer

The main difference is size, ease of driving, and travel style. Campervans are smaller, more agile, and easier to park, while motorhomes are larger, more expensive, and require more planning. If you want freedom and flexibility, a campervan is usually the best choice.

Question 3

How much does it cost to rent a camper van in Spain?

Accepted Answer

Renting a camper van in Spain costs from €100 to €140 per day, depending on the season. Low Season (October to March, excluding Easter and Christmas): from €100/day. Mid Season (April, May, June, September): from €120/day. High Season (July, August, Easter, Christmas): from €140/day. Prices vary by trip length and add-ons.

Question 4

Where can I sleep in a camper van? Is overnight parking allowed?

Accepted Answer

Overnight parking in a camper van is legal in Spain, provided you’re properly parked and don’t set up external equipment like awnings or outdoor tables. Three main options: designated camper areas (áreas de pernocta), official campsites, and authorized public parking. Wild camping is tolerated in rural areas but prohibited inside natural parks.

Question 5

Does the camper van have a bathroom and an indoor shower?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All SundayCampers motorhomes include a chemical toilet and an indoor shower. This adds comfort, privacy, and autonomy, so you can travel with peace of mind even outside campsites or fully equipped areas.

Question 6

What driver’s license do I need to rent a camper van?

Accepted Answer

To rent a motorhome in Spain, you need a valid driver’s license, an ID or passport, and in some cases an International Driving Permit (IDP), depending on your country of origin. We also offer airport pickup and delivery in Málaga for added convenience. Brazilian drivers can generally use a valid CNH along with a passport.

Question 7

Is a camper van safe for long-distance trips?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our campervans are modern vehicles, regularly maintained, and designed for longer journeys. They offer road stability, safety systems, and comfort for driving several hours, plus the freedom to stop and rest anywhere across Andalusia.

Question 8

Is traveling by camper better than a hotel and a car?

Accepted Answer

If you want freedom, flexibility, and a different kind of experience, yes. With a camper van, you combine transport, accommodation, and a kitchen in one vehicle, reduce costs, and avoid rigid schedules and check-ins.

Question 9

How many people can travel in a camper van?

Accepted Answer

Most campervans accommodate 2 to 4 people depending on the model. This includes approved travel seats and comfortable beds, making them ideal for couples, friends, or small families exploring Andalusia.

Question 10

What’s included in the camper van rental?

Accepted Answer

The rental typically includes a fully equipped vehicle for sleeping and cooking, basic insurance, and assistance. Extras such as bedding, outdoor chairs, or unlimited mileage can be added depending on your trip.

Question 11

Is there a mileage limit?

Accepted Answer

Some plans include unlimited mileage, while others have a daily limit, depending on the model and option selected. For longer road trips through Andalusia, unlimited mileage is usually the recommended choice.

Question 12

What is the cancellation policy?

Accepted Answer

The cancellation policy varies depending on the booking type and how far in advance you cancel. In general, the earlier you notify, the lower the cancellation costs. Full conditions are provided at the time of booking.

Question 13

What are the best road trips from Málaga in a campervan?

Accepted Answer

Some of the most popular road trips from Málaga in a campervan are: the White Villages route (Ronda, Grazalema, Arcos de la Frontera), the Andalusian coast from Nerja to Tarifa and the Strait of Gibraltar, and the inland circuit through Seville, Córdoba, and Granada. Málaga is one of Spain's best starting points for a self-drive road trip — well-connected, easy to reach by plane, and surrounded by some of Europe's most scenic routes.

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