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Compare several motorhome rental suppliers in Porto easily with Camper Champ. Campervanning is growing in popularity across Portugal and Europe. Apart from Porto, common pickup locations include Lisbon and Faro.
One-way rentals are also available, with many travellers heading to Spain via Galicia or south to the Algarve region.
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Map of Campervan Depots
- ACamperline — Porto Airport, Porto, Portugal
- BCampilider — Rua de Olho Marinho 70, Estrada Nacional 109, Ovar, Portugal
- CGoFree — Rua Joaquim Alves de Sousa 228, Moreira, Porto, Portugal
- DIndie — Rua do Batel 1094, Plano Parque Empresarial 214A, 4485-253 Guilhabreu, Portugal
- EMcRent — Travessa Monte Godim s/n, Matosinhos, Porto, Portugal
- FRent Easy — Parque Empresarial Vilar do Pinheiro, Rua do Centro Empresarial 75, Vilar do Pinheiro, Portugal
Driving a Campervan around Porto
- Porto connects to Lisbon via the A1 highway and to Spain’s Galician coast on the A28 highway.
- Conditional Automobile Access Zones (ZAAC) in parts of the historic centre are controlled via the ZAACPorto system and access is limited to registered/authorised users (for example Cedofeita, Flores, Ribeira and Santa Catarina).
- Most campervans are classified as toll Class 2 when the front-axle height is over 1.10 metres. Pay with Via Verde electronic system or at card payment lanes.
- Outside protected areas you may stay up to 48 hours per municipality in a self-contained motorhome. Longer stays or overnight parking in protected nature areas (Natura 2000 zones) may result in fines.
- Park and Ride sites on the Metro do Porto network offer low-cost daily parking rates that include public transport travel to the city centre.
Places to Stay in a Motorhome
| Site | Type | Distance to Ribeira |
|---|---|---|
| Orbitur Canidelo | Beach campsite | ~10 min by car |
| Parque Biológico de Gaia | ASA motorhome area | ~8 km, city bus |
| Orbitur Angeiras | Beach campsite | ~16 km, bus to Matosinhos metro |
ASA (Área de Serviço para Autocaravanas) is Portugal’s basic motorhome service area. These locations provide hardstanding parking, fresh water and waste disposal for approximately €5 – 12 per night.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is free camping in a campervan permitted in Portugal?
Wild/free camping in Portugal is not generally permitted, and enforcement can be strict in certain areas. If you are caught breaking the rules, you may receive an on-the-spot fine.
Portugal has many campsites across the country, with prices varying widely by region and season.
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).
















