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Should you book a campervan early in Barcelona?

Spain is a promise of stunning highlights, inspiring architecture, and breathtaking vistas. Holidaymakers who dream to explore the country in a campervan should definitely head to Barcelona, where campervan hire is very popular. The three months characterised by the highest demand in this city are May, July, and December. The average daily price for hiring a campervan in Barcelona is 140.49 euros. In order to enjoy the most affordable deals, it is best to book a vehicle almost 4 months in advance. Early birds can easily get ahead of the competition and get a perfect combination of quality, availability, and price.
Hiring a campervan may seem challenging at first - our CamperDays customer service department is here to help you with all the details you should keep in mind regarding your booking. Our experts are happy to answer all your questions and find the best solutions for your problems. We also promise a fair cancellation policy. If you are still unsure about which month to choose for your holiday trip, do not worry – there are no charges for reservation changes.
Campervans are a means of transport ensuring full freedom of choice. If you are searching for full independence, a motorhome is the go-to vehicle for you. Despite the fact that campervan hire seems slightly expensive at first, you do not have to invest any money in accommodation, airline tickets, or restaurants. A campervan also guarantees that you will spend more quality time close to nature. The average travel time when renting an RV in Barcelona is 15 days.

Our top tips for renting a campervan in Spain and going on a city trip to Barcelona

Going on an RV vacation in Spain is a great way to go on a city trip to Barcelona and explore the region of Catalonia. The busiest period for renting a campervan is from May until September so booking in advance is highly recommended.

Some of Barcelona’s best attractions

Barcelona is known for its unique artsy flair and some of the best fresh food markets. Below we have put together some of the best sights to visit:

Basílica de la Sagrada Família

• The Basilica was designed by Gaudi and it was not finished in his lifetime. After his death various architects continued to work on the Basilica.

• The Basilica is still not finished; however, tourists may visit the interior to see the fantastic artworks. The main nave is an immense space of 295 ftlong by 200 fthigh. The ceiling sparkles with decorative details, and colorful stained-glass windows.

Mercat de la Boqueria

• A traditional open-air market since 1836which has been a centerpiece in the heart of the city on La Rambla. Locals visit the market regularlyand shoppers come from all corners of Catalonia to this truly special gourmet food and produce market.

• You can find a range of different tasty fresh foods and produce here such as fruits and vegetables, sandwiches, glistening candied fruits, savory and sweet pastries, chocolates and so much more.

Bogatell Beach

• 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 19-hectare hillside park is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was created between 1900 and 1914. It includes 12 acres of landscaped gardens featuring surrealist architectural elements created by Antoni Gaudí.

• You will need to get tickets to visit the Parc Güell. This is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Barcelona. It is highly recommended to arrive early in the morning to avoid large crowds. Guided tours are also available.