Andalusia by motorhome: 6 destinations not to be missed

Pleasant temperatures, spectacular gastronomy, deep-rooted traditions… Truly, there are plenty of reasons to choose Andalusia as your next caravanning getaway. Besides, in addition to its undeniable charms, it is a caravan friendly destination, so it will be very easy for you to enjoy it by motorhome.

7 destinations to enjoy to the fullest your travels in Andalusia in motorhome

Welcoming and cheerful, Andalusia is able to conquer any lover of van tourism with its unmistakable personality. Certainly, along your route you will find plans for all tastes (nature, festivals, culture, etc.). Do you want to know which are the most emblematic places?

Córdoba

No tour of Andalusia by motorhome can pass by Cordoba. Moreover, just to admire the immeasurable beauty of its Mosque-Cathedral will have been worth the trip. Beyond this star monument, the Royal Stables and the House of the Seven Heads are also recommended.

Cultural eclecticism is one of the main signs of identity of the capital of Córdoba. Magnificent examples of these are the Jewish Quarter, the Roman Temple, the Arab baths or the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos.

Given the great value of Cordoba’s handicrafts, you will find many souvenirs that will attest to your visit to this city (filigree, ceramics, Cordobanes, etc.). Finally, marinated japutas, salmorejo and artichokes “a la montillana” should not be missing in your table.

Seville: discover the capital of Andalusia by camper van

In addition to having a special color, Seville is deservedly one of the Andalusian cities that receives the most visitors. After all, it alone has three monuments recognized as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO: the Cathedral of Santa María de la Santa Sede, the General Archive of the Indies and the Real Alcázar. And that’s just the preview of its spectacular monumental heritage!

Visiting the capital of Andalusia by motorhome will give you a unique opportunity to connect with the Sevillian folklore (you only have to take a walk around Triana to realize it). Excellent places to get to know it a little better are its numerous tablaos and the Museum of Flamenco Dance.

Papas aliñá, marinated dogfish, huevos a la flamenca… Of course, it is clear that the gastronomy of Seville is one of the main attractions of the Andalusian capital. Be sure to try it! [For overnight stays we recommend this area.

Bornos (Cádiz)

The white villages of Cadiz are an emblem of Andalusia, being Bornos one of its best representatives. The Hospital de la Sangre, the Convent of Corpus Christi or the Casa Ordóñez head its historical and artistic heritage. For its part, the Paraje Natural Cola del embalse de Bornos will captivate nature lovers with its beauty, being of great interest for bird watching 🦉.

Alboronias, cabbage, legumes, snails, apricots… Undoubtedly, the passage through this Andalusian town by motorhome is an irresistible temptation from the culinary point of view. For overnight stay we recommend this parking lot.

Frigiliana (Málaga)

Considered one of the Most Beautiful Villages of Spain, the town of Frigiliana is a small paradise located in the Axarquia region of Malaga. Endowed with a privileged enclave and beautiful surroundings, this Andalusian village will amaze you with the treasures that keeps its town center. The Church of San Antonio, the castle of Lízar, the Old Fountain or the Mudejar quarter are among its main tourist attractions.

In view of dishes such as fried kid or roasted kid, it is clear that the gastronomy of Frigiliana perfectly represents how well you can eat in the Axarquia. Do not forget to accompany such delicacies with La Axarca: its craft beer. For overnight stays we recommend E.S. Cepsa.

Algeciras (Cádiz)

Algeciras is one of those places that you can never miss when you go to Andalusia by motorhome. So, just by taking a stroll around the harbor and the bay, you will realize all that it has to offer. Of course, you can’t miss a refreshing dip in the beach of El Rinconcillo 🥽. By the way, we are based there, so now you can rent a motorhome or camper with Van Van Go in Algeciras.

The first thing you will notice about Algeciras is its valuable monumental heritage. It is represented by such distinguished buildings as the church of Nuestra Señora de la Palma, the Town Hall and the chapel of Nuestra Señora de Europa. Nor can you miss its wide range of museums, in which the Municipal Museum and the Museum of Sacred Art stand out.

If you feel like connecting with nature, there will be no shortage of places to do so in Algeciras (as evidenced by the Getares Cove and the Parque Natural del Estrecho). Afterwards you can always go to taste delicious dishes such as picadillo soups and “abajá”. For overnight stay we recommend this parking lot.

San José (Almería)

It would be unforgivable to visit Andalusia by motorhome and not pass through San José: the capital of the Cabo de Gata Natural Park. Its visit is particularly recommended for those who want to practice water sports such as surfing (La Calilla beach) or snorkeling (San José beach). The beauty of these and other beaches (such as the Bahía de los Genoveses) has been used as a backdrop for important audiovisual productions. Did you know that scenes from Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade were filmed there?

Although this fishing village is known above all for its unspoiled coastline, you will also find here a remarkable gourmet destination. When you try their arroz caldúo and chickpeas with cod, you will understand. [Parking].

Granada

Being this a post about going to Andalusia by motorhome, it would be an unforgivable mistake to leave out such a touristic city as Granada. Certainly, there is nothing you can’t do here: from skiing in the Sierra Nevada to enjoying a day at the beach on the Costa Tropical.

In terms of cultural legacy, the Nasrids have nothing to envy to other Andalusian cities. Visits to the monuments of the Alhambra and the Generalife or the Great Mosque are a must. On the other hand, those who wish to get into the most authentic Granada should not overlook the Albaicín and Sacromonte.

In Granada you will also find plenty of opportunities to treat yourself to a well-deserved gastronomic tribute. Your mouth will be watering when you try the Sacromonte omelette or the eggplants with cane honey 😋. [Parking].

The magical Seville, the multifaceted Granada, the idyllic Cádiz… Of course, when it comes to visiting Andalusia by motorhome, the possibilities are endless. Now that you know all that these destinations have to offer, you only have to rent your van with us to make these unforgettable trips a reality. Haven’t you booked it yet?