CARABUS CAMPER · BEGINNER’S ROUTE
BEGINNER’S ROUTE · ANDALUSIA
Is it your first time in a camper? This is the ideal route to start. Comfortable, relaxed and stunning: from Seville you spend a week along the Costa de la Luz and the province of Cadiz, discovering unspoiled beaches, white villages and some of Andalusia’s finest sunsets, with easy distances and good spots to stay overnight.
You’ll travel through Conil, Vejer de la Frontera, El Palmar beach, Zahara de los Atunes, the impressive Bolonia dune with its Roman ruins, magical Tarifa and the ancient city of Cadiz. Easy roads and campgrounds or spots right by the beach: perfect for getting comfortable with the camper while you enjoy the sea at a relaxed pace.
MUST-SEE STOPS
A whitewashed seaside town with lovely coves like Cala del Aceite. A perfect starting point, with nearby areas for the camper.
One of the most beautiful towns in Spain, a maze of white streets on a hilltop with views over the Atlantic.
A long, open beach, a mecca for surfing and sunsets. A laid-back vibe and beach bars right on the sand.
A spectacular beach with a huge shifting dune and the ruins of a Roman city by the sea.
Mainland Europe’s southernmost point, the capital of kitesurfing and windsurfing, with a walled old town and Africa on the horizon.
ROUTE MAP
SUGGESTED ITINERARY
You pick up the CaraBus in Seville and head down to the Costa de la Luz (~1h30). An afternoon on the beach in Conil and your first night at a campground or a spot by the sea. No rush, to get comfortable with the camper.
Conil’s coves (Cala del Aceite) in the morning, and an afternoon of surfing and sunset at El Palmar beach.
A day in Vejer, one of the most beautiful towns in Spain: historic center, food and lookout points. Overnight in the area.
You head down through Zahara de los Atunes to Bolonia: a spectacular beach, the great dune and the Roman ruins of Baelo Claudia.
Tarifa: walled old town, the beaches of Los Lances and Valdevaqueros, kitesurfing and windsurfing, with Africa on the horizon. Overnight facing the Strait.
You head up to the city of Cadiz: old town, city walls, market and La Caleta beach. One of the oldest cities in Europe.
A relaxed morning and the drive back to Seville to return the camper. Extendable to 8 days by adding Sanlúcar and the mouth of the Guadalquivir.
A GLIMPSE
RENTAL CONDITIONS
All of our routes use the Weinsberg CaraBus camper, departing from Seville. The booking is confirmed with a 30% deposit and a refundable €600 security deposit, and includes comprehensive insurance and 24/7 assistance. Free cancellation up to 3 days before the start. See all the details, the equipment and the agreement on the camper page.
You’ll travel through Conil, Vejer de la Frontera, El Palmar beach, Zahara de los Atunes, the impressive Bolonia dune with its Roman ruins, magical Tarifa and the ancient city of Cadiz. Easy roads and campgrounds or spots right by the beach: perfect for getting comfortable with the camper while you enjoy the sea at a relaxed pace.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Yes, it’s the one we most recommend to start with: short distances from Seville, easy roads, great weather and plenty of areas and campgrounds right by the beach. Perfect for getting comfortable with the CaraBus.
Free overnight parking is regulated by each municipality. On the map we mark recommended campgrounds and areas near the best beaches so you can sleep easy and within the rules.
No. The CaraBus is driven on a Category B license (maximum authorized weight up to 3,500 kg). We ask for 2 years of license experience and a minimum age of 25. It’s a compact, easy-to-handle camper.
You pay a 30% deposit to book and the balance before departure. In addition, a refundable €600 security deposit is held on your card, returned after the vehicle is dropped off in good condition.
You can cancel at no cost up to 3 days before the start, with a refund of your deposit. With less than 3 days, the 30% deposit is retained. If there’s availability, we’ll help you reschedule at no cost.
The CaraBus sleeps up to 4 people thanks to its pop-top roof with a second bed. It’s fully equipped for sleeping and cooking: two beds, a kitchen with refrigerator, water, a bathroom, heating, kitchenware and bed linens. Comprehensive insurance and 24/7 assistance included.