RV rental in Austria

• Vienna

Why is it worth booking a campervan in Austria early?

Travellers who are searching for diverse highlights, beautiful vistas, and table-flat roads should definitely consider renting a campervan in Austria. There are a number of places around the country where you will find companies that are value for money. The greatest demand for campervan hire in Austria can be observed between May and October.

In order to secure the best campervan deal at the most affordable price, there is one thing you can try. Become an early bird and take early action to book your campervan a little over 3 months in advance. Early steps will guarantee the widest choice of vehicles, the most diverse equipment, and the best prices. The average daily price for campervan hire in Austria is 127.73 euros, whereas the average travel time is 30 days.

If you are still unsure about the exact dates of your holidays, do not worry. You can contact the CamperDays customer service department, and our experts will eagerly answer all your questions. If you are curious about the cancellation policy – we offer a very transparent one. There are also no additional charges for reservation changes. We are here to help you!

Our top tips for touring Austria in a campervan:

Going on a road trip in Austria with an RV is a great way to explore the alps and Mozart’s home city. The busiest period for renting a campervan is from May until September so booking in advance is highly recommended.

Some of Austria’s best known attractions

Austria is known for its classical music and for its hiking trails. Below we have put together some of the best sights to visit:

Hofburg Palace

• The palace is in Vienna and was home to the Austrian monarchy, the Habsburgs. Today, the Austrian President holds his meetings in the same rooms that once belonged to Emperor Joseph II.

• The palace has 59 acres encompassing 19 courtyards and 2,600 rooms. One of the highlights is the Imperial Silver Collection and an array of dining services, which showcase the past and historical lavish imperial banquets.

Belvedere Palace, Vienna

• One of Austria's most-visited palaces. Visiting the Upper Palace, you will find an impressive collection of artworks as well as the best preserved architectural gems. Highlights include Sala Terrena, the main hall, which is notable for its statues and stucco vaulted ceiling.

• The Lower Palace includes a Marble Gallery with a stunning collection of statues and a hall adorned with numerous grand wall paintings. Make sure to plan enough time for your visit.

Mozart Residence, Salzburg

• This is known as one of the best beaches in Spain. It is still within the city limits of Barcelona. It’s a great place to sunbathe, socialize, relax, play volleyball, or go windsurfing. Other things to do include kitesurfing and kayaking.

• The 1,970ft long beach features a sandy shoreline and excellent amenities. There is also a beachfront promenade with snack bars and ice-cream stores.

Parc Güell: Gaudí's Surrealist Park

• The Krimmler Ache in Salzachtal is a great place to stop. It is Austria’s tallest waterfall, plunging around 1246 ftinto three tremendous cascades. The surrounding area is also celebrated for hiking, country walks and natural beauty.

• Hike up to the Schettbrücke and then make your way to the top of the Krimmler Tauernhaus for a spectacular view.