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Compare several campervan hire providers in Málaga easily with Camper Champ. Málaga is a popular starting point for exploring Spain's Costa del Sol and southern regions. Common pick-up locations also include Madrid, Barcelona and Seville for exploring different parts of Spain.

One-way hires are popular for touring through Andalusia or continuing into Portugal via destinations like Faro and Lisbon.

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Map of Campervan Depots

AIndie — Nave Industrial 35, Manzana 2, Parcela M-4, Polígono Industrial La Moraga, 29130 Alhaurín de la Torre, Málaga, Spain
BMcRent — Avenida General Duque de Aveiro 4, Málaga, Spain

Driving a Campervan around Málaga

Coastal ring road MA-20 is often busy with traffic; the free A-7 bypass goes around the city and connects the whole Costa del Sol.
The AP-7 toll road to Marbella costs about €5 to €8 in low season for a standard campervan on the Málaga–Marbella section.
Málaga has a 437 hectare low-emission zone that started on 30 November 2024; foreign campervans must register online in advance and need at least Euro 4 emission standards to enter.
Sleeping overnight on beaches is generally not allowed; follow local signage and coastal regulations to avoid fines.
Free parking at Plaza Mayor shopping centre connects to local trains on line C-1 every 20 minutes, useful as park-and-ride.
Service areas on the A-45 motorway towards Antequera have fuel, fresh water taps and waste disposal points.

Places to Stay in a Motorhome

Site	Facilities	Public transport connection
Área Málaga Beach (La Cala del Moral)	Water, electricity, beachfront spaces	Bus M-160 to Alameda Principal in 20 minutes
Camping Torremolinos	Power, hot showers, shaded spaces	Train C-1 from La Colina to Centro Alameda in 20 minutes
Camping Laguna Playa (Torre del Mar)	Power, swimming pool, Wi-Fi	ALSA bus to Málaga train station in 40 minutes

Área de autocaravanas is the Spanish term for a basic motorhome parking area. These areas typically have water, waste disposal facilities and charge about €10 to €20 per night.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is wild camping in a motorhome permitted in Spain?

Wild camping (acampada libre) in a motorhome is generally not permitted in Spain, and camping rules are set by the autonomous communities and municipalities (not traffic law).

Overnight parking is usually allowed where parking is permitted, as long as the vehicle is correctly parked and you don’t set up outside (awnings, tables, levellers) or discharge fluids. Many towns also offer dedicated motorhome stopover areas (‘áreas de autocaravanas’), which may be free or low-cost.

In addition, there are plenty of campsites. Prices vary by region and season, but many off-peak stays fall in the €13 to €27 per night range.

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

All drivers must have a current and full driver’s licence to hire a vehicle. For foreign licences, an International Driving Permit (IDP) is also required.