RENT A CAMPER IN TARIFA
RENT YOUR CAMPER VAN OR MOTORHOME IN TARIFA.
If you look at a map of Spain and go as far south as you can, you will see a small piece of land almost touching Africa, separated by only 14 kilometres of sea from Europe.. Pues ahí, justo ahí, está Tarifa, in the province of Cadiz, Andalusia.
This is the most common destination for our camper vans for rent and if you need it, you can rent a camper van in Tarifa or we can take it to the nearest airport, Jerez, Malaga or Seville.

Destination Kitesurfing and nomadic
I still remember the first time I set my nose out of Tarifa, the cloud of windsurfing sails and kitesurfing kites running parallel to the beach of Valdevaqueros., with the dune in the background. Impressive.
But if you come from the world of camper vans, ¡Casa Porros was much more impressive! A field right next to the beach with dozens of camper vans and motorhomes
of Foreigns of all shapes and colours mingled with German, Dutch, French, French and Spanish hippies .... and the odd Spaniard.
Tarifa is not only the destiny of people who love the wind, but of nomads, the vannerswhat we now call ’camperlife”, from all over Europe and even the world, do the Norwegians not have their own North CapeWe have Tarifa! O Punta Palomato be more geographically precise.
It was not for nothing that we bought our first camper van there, a Vw California Syncro. That is nothing. Therein lies one of the germs of Caracolvan.
Whale and dolphin watching in the Strait of Gibraltar

Kitesurfing on the beach of Valdevaqueros

Magic between two seas
Tarifa exudes a special magic, the union of the Mediterranean and the Atlantic. creates a unique atmosphere and the nature is exuberant thanks to the air currents and humidity. Its inhabitants have come from all over the world, I don't know what it is about borders that attracts all kinds of people, normal and curious.
With Africa
just a stone's throw away, the first time someone visits it, they have to ask to make sure"‘is that Morocco over there?
It is difficult to imagine that such a short distance separates us from another culture and easy to understand how there are people who, seeing it so close, want to come here in search of a future, let's call it different.
The lights of Tangier are clearly distinguishable when the sun goes down. From the port of Tarifa there are fast ferries (45 min) from FRS to Tangier with several departures a day which offer one or two day trips, you can visit the beautiful villages of Chefchaouen or Asilah.
Morocco only 14 kms away

In Tarifa the fun is guaranteed

What to do in Tarifa
You can KiteSurf or sign up for one of the thousand Kitesurfing schools in the village, even come across Gisela Pulido, the youngest ever World Kite Champion (10 years old, and still winning) on the waves or in the village. If you're more of a drylander you can rent an electric bike and ride up the Sierra del Bujeo, and then back down... or take a ride through the mysterious Bosque de Niebla, in the Alcornocales Natural Park, and contemplate this botanical redoubt of laurel forest on the peninsula.
Another of the most spectacular activities we can do in Tarifa, well in the ‘Strait of Gibraltar’ is whale and dolphin watching. With one of the specialised companies we can have a spectacular experience watching the orcas or pilot whales that swarm around the strait. You won't forget it. Afterwards, you'll have to choose a place to eat. It won't be easy, there's a wide range on offer, red tuna from the strait, belly, morrillo... tartar, tataki... local and international, I couldn't decide. Of course, if you have a sweet tooth, a ‘tram’ in ‘La Tarifeña’, you won't regret it.
Sunset on the beach of Balneario, Tarifa

Road trip to Tarifa

How to get to Tarifa
The best way to get to Tarifa is definitely by camper van or motorhome, of course! And if you don't have one, you can rent one from Caracolvan, which are very cool. The truth is that Tarifa is not very well communicated and is quite far away from everything, that's part of its charm, if it was in Barajas it wouldn't be so cool. The best is to come by plane to Jerez Airport (XRY), Malaga Airport (AGP) or Seville Airport (SVQ). At any of these airports we can provide you with our camper vans for rent.
If you prefer the train because you are afraid of the plane, you can take the High speed to El Puerto de Santa María or Cádiz, the closest, and we will pick you up there as well. If you come by car, we will exchange it for a camper while you are on holiday. We will store it in our warehouse free of charge while you are on the road in Cádiz. If you prefer to come on foot or you arrive from the south, by boat from Tangier, we can also deliver the camper van directly to Tarifa with a small additional cost. You have no excuse!
La Sierra del Bujeo

In Tarifa there is art in every corner
