The most searched Motorhome Routes in Spain
Where is your next destination? Travelling by motorhome allows you to plan your trip in detail and turn it into a unique adventure, you can go wherever you want! There are so many possibilities that sometimes it is difficult to choose, but don't worry because we have made a selection of the best routes to travel by motorhome in Spain that you can't miss. Grab your ‘logbook’ and write down all the Motorhome Routes in Spain!
Where to travel by motorhome in Spain?
What style of travel do you prefer? Are you a mountain or coastal traveller? Do you travel with your partner? With your family? Do you like to travel alone? All the options fit in with the caravanning style, and the good thing about travelling by motorhome is that the adventure is the one that adapts to you and not the other way round.
Fill your Benimar with the essentials: positive energy and a desire to discover unforgettable places. Also, reserve a ‘drawer’ to keep all the memories and stories you are going to live. The rest is up to us, as we have a wide range of motorhomes to suit all your needs.
So, let the adventure begin! Let's see where you can go.
Northern Spain
We move to the north of Spain, where the landscapes are spectacular, the villages are charming and, what can we say about the gastronomy? Spectacular!
These are the 4 most popular routes to travel by motorhome in the north of Spain:
Picos de Europa (Cantabria, Castilla y León and Asturias).
A route through the heart of nature that will take you to places with a wild beauty untouched by the passage of time.
The route that we share with you today starts and ends in Asturias, specifically in one of the best known points of this wonderful National Park: Naranjo de Bulnes or Urriellu peak.
Click on the following link to follow the itinerary: Route Picos Europa Cantabria, Castilla y León and Asturias by motorhome.
Aragon
The Aragonese Pyrenees is one of the great jewels of Aragon, with more than 400km of rock and vegetation and a dream landscape. Have you ever been there?
Here the possibilities are endless, because as you know, with your motorhome you can customise your trip as you wish. Even so, we are here to help you, so we bring you a route idea of 110 km.
Click on the following link to discover the itinerary: Aragonese Pyrenees route by motorhome.
Rías Baixas / Costa da Morte (Galicia)
A destination marked by contrasts: beaches delineated by small mountain ranges that create natural viewpoints towards a rough and strong sea, which will leave you open-mouthed.
Also characteristic are the endless sandy beaches, the lagoons between vast lunar complexes and the cornfields.
Click on the following link to find out more about this destination: Costa Do Morte.
Asturias
Our friends from Viajando con Manuela share a very complete route through Asturias in their blog. Following their recommendations you will be able to travel from one end to the other of this autonomous community, which mixes stately cities with charming villages and unique natural landscapes.
Click on the following link to discover the itinerary: Asturias route by motorhome.
Eastern Spain
From the north of Spain we head east to discover three of the most sought-after Mediterranean routes in 2022.
Valencian Community
We share with you a route through the Valencian Community in which you will not only discover the best Mediterranean beaches, but also enjoy incredible natural parks and inland villages. Sea and mountains in the same adventure.
Click on the following link to discover the itinerary: Valencian Community route by motorhome.
Cataluña
There is a very interesting and original route in Catalonia based on the footsteps of the famous artist Salvador Dalí.
The route is called the Dalinian Triangle. Its name comes from the fact that it has three very marked geographical points that form a kind of imaginary triangle: Cadaqués-Portlligat, Figueres and Púbol.
Click on the following link to discover the itinerary: The Dalinian Triangle route by motorhome.
Murcia
With this route you can discover the 10 most beautiful villages of Murcia, and be careful! It is not only a beach destination, you will also immerse yourself in inland areas with mountains and nature.
Click on the following link to discover the itinerary: Route 10 Murcia Villages by motorhome.
Southern Spain
We're moving south - get in your motorhome and head for this land of sun, art and joy!
Andalusia
More than 800 km of coastline, two Natural Parks, big cities and small villages that overflow with the traditional charm that characterises them so much.
We share with you one of the best routes along the Costa del Sol. Distance? 93.3 km. Duration? You decide, it all depends on how much time you want to spend at each point, one of the advantages of caravanning.
Click on the following link Click on the following link to discover the itinerary: Route Andalusia in motorhome.
Western Spain
Are we going to the west of Spain now? Of course we are! More than 10 routes await you that you can do with your motorhome.
Extremadura
We share with you no less than 12 motorhome routes in Extremadura thanks to the specialised magazine AutoC.
If you click on the following link you will access the article where you will discover the most beautiful destinations in this beautiful region. Motorhome routes in Extremadura.
Central Spain
An endless number of motorhome routes await you in central Spain. Today, in this blog, we share with you two of the best known. The Don Quixote Route and the Route of the Black Villages of Guadalajara in Castile-La Mancha.
Castilla la Mancha
In the world of caravanning, adventures never end. New routes and itineraries arise every day, and each one of you draws your own destiny. What will be your next trip?
Don Quixote Route
A route full of history, culture and of course, a great opportunity to immerse yourself in the adventure of the famous book by Miguel de Cervantes: Don Quixote.
Click on the following link to discover the itinerary: Route Don Quixote in motorhome.
Black Villages Route
A route where castles, romantic churches and black villages reign supreme. One doubt that will surely have arisen in your mind is: why are they called black villages? The reason is because in these municipalities, the most common construction material was slate, giving the buildings, fences, bridges... a blackish colour.
Here we leave you a link where they explain what you should not miss: Route Pueblos Negros.