Campervan Rental Portugal
Your Portugal road trip, made easy.
Compact vans from Faro and Lisbon.
Compact vans from Faro and Lisbon.
5.0★ Google Rating450+ reviewsFrom two nightsWeekend trips welcomeFully EquippedIncl. bedding kit & moreEasy to DriveCompact & Easy parking.
450+ reviews
Weekend trips welcome
Incl. bedding kit & more
Compact & Easy parking.
Our guests rate us
Five vans, all fully equipped. Four sleep two, one sleeps three. Minimum booking two nights.
No hidden fees. Every cost is listed before you book.
Lisbon-Montijo, across the river from the city
Sintra, Ericeira, Nazaré and the north.
Rent in Lisbon
Table, chairs, games, USB charger
Soap, shampoo, towels, toilet paper
Plates, pots, cups, pans, cooker, cool-box
Bedsheets, pillows, blankets or sleeping bags
Water deposit, sponge, dishtowel, broom, detergent
80 litre tank with outdoor shower
We specialise in small campervans: easy to drive, easy to park, and cheap to run. If you need room for three, the Bohemian gives you a bigger bed and more space. Either way, everything you need is already in the van.
We are a family-run campervan rental company in Faro, Portugal, on the road since 2017. Message us with your flight times, your route, or anything you are unsure about, and a human answers, usually within minutes.
Prefer to call? +351 920 301 044
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Our vans are small on purpose. They drive like a normal car, park in an ordinary space, and fit under the two metre barriers that keep larger motorhomes out of the best coastal car parks. You can get down the narrow lane to the beach that a six metre motorhome has to reverse out of.
Everything for sleeping, cooking and washing. Bedding and towels, a full kitchen kit with gas, pots, plates and cutlery, a table and two chairs, a fridge or cool box, an 80 litre water tank with an outdoor shower, and a cleaning set. Most vans also have a solar panel, though the Vagabond and Atlantic do not. You bring clothes and food.
Yes. Our vans drive like a normal car and fit in an ordinary parking space. They also pass under the two metre height barriers that keep larger motorhomes out of the best coastal car parks, which is where the small size pays for itself.
Check in any time from 14:00, and check out any time up to 11:00. Tell us your flight times when you book and we will set it up.
Two nights. Weekend trips are welcome.
Faro or Lisbon-Montijo. In Faro we are at Rua Aquilino Ribeiro 124, 2 km from the airport. Lisbon-Montijo is across the river from the city, about 25 minutes from the centre. Starting in one and finishing in the other is possible, subject to availability and a one-way fee. Compare the two locations.
Yes. The Oasis Automatic is the same van as the Indigo with an automatic gearbox. It is popular on the hilly west coast, and it books out early in summer.
A physical driving licence, valid in the EU and held for at least one year on the day of check-in, plus a passport or European ID card. A digital licence or a photo of one is not accepted, so bring the card itself.
You need one full year of driving experience on the day of check-in. Drivers under 23 must add the Young Driver fee, which you can do when you book or at check-in.
Every rental includes the third party insurance required by Portuguese law, and you can add a protection plan at check-in along with anything else you need. See the full terms on our FAQs page.
