With the motorhome to Andalusia

In the south of Spain you will find the region Andalusia: one of the most beautiful regions of Spain! A perfect destination for a motorhome trip both in summer and winter. The climate here is pleasant all year round. Centuries ago the Moors ruled over this region. When you visit this sunny region, you can still see the Arab influences. From Moorish palaces to the most delicious dishes. Of course you will also find fantastic beaches and bustling cities! Are you ready for a motorhome trip to Andalusia? Then read on, we'll take you to the best cities in this southern region.

We'll start with the capital of the Andalusia region: Seville! In this city you'll be short of eyes. Everywhere you look you see impressive buildings. It is a special mix of Spanish, Christian and Islamic influences. When you visit this vibrant city, you should definitely not miss the Cathedral of Seville. This is the largest Gothic building in the world! The building is not only beautiful from the outside. Once you step inside the cathedral, you will be amazed by the beautiful interior, the stained glass windows and the gilded altar. Plaza de España is also a must-see during your visit to Seville. This is a remnant of the Spanish-American exhibition that took place in the 20th century. Today, the square is the most famous square in the city and many tourists and locals gather here. Besides the cathedral and Plaza España, there are many other attractions. Would you like to admire all the highlights of this city? Then we recommend you to stay several days in this city. Also, the temperatures in this city can rise significantly in the summer period. It is not for nothing that it is called "the oven of Spain". So take this into account when planning a motorhome trip to Seville!

Motorhome stopover Sevilla:

- Area Ac Sevilla Centro

- Parking Las Razas

- Parking Puente de los Remedios

- Parking Santa Justa

- Parking Caravane

- Seville is home to the most impressive buildings.

Cadiz! A city known for its beautiful location on a rock on the Gulf of Cadiz. The city is also called "little Havana". Cádiz, with its characteristic boulevard, has many similarities with the Cuban city of Havana. When you stop in Cadiz for the first time with your motorhome you will immediately feel at home. The local population is very hospitable and will welcome you with open arms. The nice thing about this city is that you can discover all the highlights of the city during a short walk along the boulevard and the old town. During this walk you will pass the Cathedral of Cadiz, an old Roman theater and much more.

- Imagine yourself in Cuban spheres in Cádiz.

Marbella! Once a small fishing village, until it was discovered by the jet set in the 1930s. Today Marbella is known as a luxurious resort. It is also called the "Saint-Tropez of Spain" and rightly so. When you sit down on one of the terraces at the harbor, you see the most impressive yachts sail by. You can also expect many luxury beach bars and stores during your visit to Marbella. Yet there is more than just luxury. The old town of Marbella consists of small nice streets with authentic buildings with old facades. You will also find old churches, beautiful squares and you can find a cozy tapas bar on every street corner. In short: Marbella has it all!

To discover Marbella you can park the motorhome at Cabopino.

- In Marbella you will find the most beautiful boulevards.

There are thousands of reasons why a campervan trip to Málaga is a good idea. Málaga is the perfect combination of culture, sun, sea and beach. With about 300 days of sunshine a year, it's great to spend time here. Because of its location on the coast, the beach is never far away and you can always take a refreshing dip in the sea. Besides the beach, there are plenty of highlights you can visit during your camper stop in Málaga. Get lost in the nice narrow alleys and take a look in one of the many nice boutiques. You also can't miss Málaga's most famous resident, Pablo Picasso. There is a museum with a collection of his paintings and sculptures. You can also take a look at his birthplace and there is a statue of him in Plaza de la Merced. At the end of the day it is recommended to have a bite to eat at the port of Málaga. Here you eat the most delicious tapas, while enjoying the most luxurious yachts that sail by.

Park your motorhome at Area Malaga Beach. From here you can be on the beach of Malaga in no time.

- In Malaga you won't be bored for a second.

About 1.5 hours drive from Malaga you'll find Granada. In the past this city was ruled by the Moors for several years. This is reflected in various places in the city. Especially in the districts of Sacromonte, Albaicín and Alhambra, these Arabic influences are still well preserved. From the most fairytale-like palaces to eating habits. You see these Arabic influences everywhere. There is much beauty to see in Granada, but one attraction really stands out: The Alhambra. This medieval fortress is one of the most popular buildings in the world. This palace was built during the period when the Moors ruled this area. It is also called the Red Palace because of its red color.

Do you want to explore Granada? Then park your motorhome at Parking Alhambra or Camping Suspiro del Moro.

- The Alhambra is a must see at some point in your life.

Did you know that the historic center of Córdoba is on the UNESCO World Heritage list? So you can imagine that you'll be amazed during your camperstop in this city. Cordoba has a rich past and used to be one of the most important cities in the world. It was the center of the Spanish Muslims. From the time there are many remains well preserved. Highlights you should definitely not miss during your visit are:

- The Mezquita

- The Jewish Quarter of Cordoba (Juderia)

- The Roman Bridge (Puente Romano)

- The patios of Cordoba

- Castle Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos

- Medina Azahara

- Palacio de Viana

In Cordoba, park your motorhome at motorhome stopover Área del Centro Histórico or Parking Córdoba. 

- The gardens of Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos are beautiful.

During your motorhome trip through Spain, you can make good use of the Camperstop-App. This app contains over 12,500 camper stops spread over 30 different European countries. This way you can see at a glance whether there is a camperstop near you.