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Compare several campervan rental suppliers in Faro easily with Camper Champ. Portugal's southern Algarve region attracts many motorhome travellers, with Faro serving as the main airport gateway. Other popular pickup locations in Portugal include Lisbon and Porto.

One-way rentals allow easy travel between cities or into Spain via the nearby border crossing at Vila Real de Santo António.

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Map of Campervan Depots

Map of campervan rental depots near 601344
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Camperline
Faro Airport, Faro, Portugal
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Campilider
Estrada Nacional 125, Patacão, No. 526 B, Faro, Algarve, Portugal
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Euromotorhome
Faro Airport, Faro, Portugal
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GoFree
Faro Airport, Faro, Portugal
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Indie
Sítio Cuvata 9001, São Lourenço, 8135-027 Almancil, Portugal

Driving a Campervan around Faro

  • The A22 Via do Infante toll motorway crosses the Algarve and connects Faro with Lagos, Portimão and the Spanish border. It connects with the A2 for a direct route north to Lisbon.
  • Campervans with a front axle height above 1.10 m usually fall into toll Class 2. Pay with a Via Verde transponder or online for electronic-only sections.
  • Faro has no low-emission zone. Only Lisbon and Porto have ZER restrictions, so no special sticker is needed in Faro.
  • Outside protected areas you may stay in the same municipality for up to 48 hours. Fines start at about €120 if you exceed this limit or camp in Natura 2000 sites or coastal reserves.
  • Wild camping elsewhere is illegal. Use official campsites or ASA motorhome stops instead.
  • The free N125 coastal road can be slow during summer holiday traffic, so plan extra time and fill the fuel tank before remote sections.
  • Long-stay car parks near Faro Airport offer park-and-ride shuttles that reach the terminal in about six minutes and cost less than parking closer to the old town.

Places to Stay in a Motorhome

Site Type Distance to Old Town
Faro Campervan Park ASA motorhome area about 5 km, taxi or bus in 15 minutes
Camping Municipal de Faro Beach campsite about 8 km, city bus in 20 minutes
Camping Albufeira Full-service campsite 45 km west, direct bus from Faro area

ASA stands for Área de Serviço para Autocaravanas. This is Portugal's basic motorhome stop, usually costing 5 to 12 euros per night, and offers hardstanding, water and a dump point.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is wild camping in a motorhome permitted in Portugal?

Portugal strictly prohibits wild/free camping, even on privately owned land. Fines will often be given on the spot if you are caught breaking these rules.

Portugal has over 100 campsites, which start at around €6 per night.

Do I need a special licence to drive a camper in Portugal?

All drivers must have a current and full driver’s licence to hire a vehicle. Drivers are allowed to drive up to 6 months in Portugal without an International Driving Permit (IDP).

In addition, some campervan rental suppliers require the driver to have held their licence for a certain period of time (1–3 years).

Note: policies vary from supplier to supplier. Always check the T&Cs for your rental.