Our motorhomes in Santiago de Compostela

Motorhome rental in Santiago de Compostela airport

Now in Van Van Go we offer you the option of renting a motorhome at the airport of Santiago de Compostela, since we offer transfers so you can prepare your trip easily. So, if you are arriving at the airport of Santiago de Compostela, now you can rent a motorhome or camper with us because we adapt to your needs, do not hesitate to ask for more information about transfers to the airport of Santiago de Compostela!

Rent a motorhome in Santiago de Compostela and visit the city.

It is evident that the most outstanding monument of Santiago de Compostela is its cathedral. However, the city has many points of interest that you should not miss. The old part of the city is full of tradition and history and walking through its streets tasting its tapas is an authentic gastronomic experience, especially the Rúa do Franco where you can enjoy the university and tourist atmosphere of the city

If what you like is to enjoy the green areas, you can not miss the Alameda Park, Belvís Park or Bonaval Park, all located practically in the center of the city. Nor should you miss its university campuses, some of its faculties are among the oldest in Spain and retain their original buildings.

In the city center there are plenty of things to discover, however, if you decide to take your motorhome and enjoy areas a little less central we recommend visiting O Monte do Gozo and The City of Culture.

Overnight stay in a motorhome in Santiago de Compostela

If you decide to rent a motorhome in Santiago de Compostela you should not worry about the overnight areas. Close to the city there are several areas for motorhomes such as the Salgueiriños Overnight Area, the Plaza do Luar Motorhome Area or the motorhome area of Padrón. In addition, you will be able to park your caravan, as long as you are not camping, free of charge in any of the two university campuses as if it were just another car.

Starting a trip in a motorhome touring Santiago de Compostela is a very good plan. The Galician capital is not only the place where thousands of pilgrims end their journey, it is also the perfect place to start a route both to the Rías Altas and the Rías Baixas.