Camping in Andalusia
Camping in Andalusia feels like stepping into a fairytale! Picture white houses with red roofs scattered across the region’s mountains and hills.
If you’re staying at a campsite on the Costa del Sol, don’t miss the charming town of Mijas. Ever taken a tour of a town on the back of a donkey? In Mijas, you can!
From your campsite in Andalusia, you can easily visit cultural cities such as Seville, Ronda, or Granada. Nature lovers will enjoy camping near Doñana National Park, a stunning natural reserve perfect for birdwatching and beautiful hikes.
Watersports enthusiasts will love Tarifa. Camping in Tarifa puts you right in Spain’s top surfing spot, where you’ll find waves perfect for both beginners and experienced surfers.
Andalusia offers plenty of smaller campsites, ideal for a relaxing holiday. On Camping.eu, you’ll find the most comprehensive overview of campsites in Andalusia.
Andalusia is a celebration
Whether you’re travelling with a tent, touring Spain by campervan, or exploring with a caravan, Andalusia is a must-see. The impressive landscapes, stunning cities, and rich culture make it the perfect place to stay awhile. If you’re camping in Andalusia in early spring, make sure to experience a religious procession during Semana Santa (Holy Week before Easter). Many towns and cities host lively markets every week, and seeing an authentic flamenco show is an experience not to be missed. With so much tradition and folklore, camping in Andalusia truly feels like a celebration.
Different types of campsites in Andalusia
There’s a campsite in Andalusia for everyone. Whether you’ve booked a fly-and-drive holiday and are heading out with a tent or touring the country by campervan, you’ll find a site that matches your holiday style. Prefer small, quiet campsites with just a few pitches for campers? Or would you rather stay in a fully equipped bungalow on a large family-friendly site, or experience the luxury of glamping? Compare your options on Camping.eu and choose your favourite campsite in Andalusia.
Five cities in Andalusia you won’t want to miss
Staying at a campsite in Andalusia? You’re probably close to one of these top destinations:
Seville
The capital of Andalusia is the most important city in southern Spain. Its historic old town is not only the largest in Spain, but also one of the largest in Europe. There’s so much to discover, from art to architecture. Be sure to visit the Gothic cathedral and the Royal Palace, the Alcázar.
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Granada
Granada sits at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountains. Its most famous landmark is the Alhambra, a magnificent Moorish palace from the Middle Ages. Alongside its historic sites, Granada boasts a modern university and a lively nightlife.
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Málaga
This port city lies on the Mediterranean Sea, not far from the Strait of Gibraltar. Málaga features beautiful churches and palaces, as well as the Alcazaba fortress—a must-see for visitors.
Córdoba
Located at the base of the Sierra Morena mountains, Córdoba is known as one of the warmest cities in Europe. Visit its UNESCO-listed old town and explore the impressive Mezquita mosque, the botanical gardens, and the Roman bridge.
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Cádiz
Cádiz is a harbour city on the Atlantic coast, beyond the Strait of Gibraltar. Ferries depart from here to the Canary Islands. In Cádiz, you can visit archaeological sites and a Roman theatre.
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Wintering in Andalusia
With its mild climate, historic sights, delicious food, and diverse landscapes, Andalusia is a favourite destination for winter holidays. Many choose campsites by the sea, whether travelling with their own motorhome or caravan, or renting a fully equipped bungalow or mobile home. There are plenty of campsites in Andalusia offering these facilities. Find your ideal spot and book your perfect campsite in Andalusia today.
