Camping Cantabria

Mobile home rental in Cantabria

Stay in a mobile home in Cantabria and benefit from all the comforts of a modern holiday rental and an outstanding natural setting. Between the wild beaches of the Atlantic coast and the verdant mountain paths, the campsites in this region deliver a unique blend of relaxation and adventure.

Whether you enjoy seaside holidays or love hiking in the great outdoors, Cantabria has some unforgettable experiences in store for you. In addition, you’ll have access to all the high-quality Yelloh! Village services and amenities, making sure every day is filled with enjoyment in the Spanish sunshine.

Trasmiera campsite

Trasmiera is a fascinating coastal region in Cantabria, with a string of golden beaches, craggy cliffs and small fishing villages. Its unspoilt landscape and maritime culture make it an excellent choice for anyone who loves exploring nature and local traditions. Go hiking along the coastal paths and sample the seafood in the quaint harbours… Transmiera will immerse you in the true essence of Cantabria.

In the heart of this outstanding destination, you’ll find the Yelloh! Village Punta Marina campsite, located in Isla Playa, just metres from the sea. This top-of-the-range campsite combines the high-quality services you’d expect from Yelloh! Village with spectacular ocean views, forming a magical setting for a seaside holiday.

Did you know?

Cantabria is home to one of the largest prehistoric caves in the world. Altamira cave is included on the UNESCO World Heritage list and contains cave paintings that are more than 36,000 years old. A journey through time awaits!

What can you do while camping in Cantabria?

A campsite in Cantabria is the perfect launchpad for exploring this region of multiple contrasts. Make the most of the wild beaches on the coast of Cantabria for a day of leisurely lounging or thrilling watersports. For complete immersion in nature, set off to explore the Picos de Europa National Park and its spectacular hiking trails through awe-inspiring landscapes.

There’s also plenty to please culture vultures! Wander the medieval streets of Santillana del Mar, discover the vibrant city of Santander or explore history with a visit to the region’s prehistoric caves. And of course, you’ll sample the local cuisine with specialities such as Santoña anchovies and cocido montañés, a hearty bean stew.

Sea, mountains, relaxing moments and multiple adventures… Cantabria is the ultimate destination for a camping holiday filled with excitement and new experiences.

FAQ

What are the sightseeing attractions in Cantabria?

• Santander: the region’s capital with La Magdalena peninsula and beaches.
• The Picos de Europa National Park: spectacular scenery, hiking trails and pretty villages.
• Santillana del Mar: one of the most beautiful medieval villages in Spain.
• The Altamira caves: famous for their prehistoric cave paintings.
• Comillas: a delightful town that is home to the Sobrellano Palace, along with Gaudí’s El Capricho villa.
• The Cabárceno natural park: a unique wildlife park set in a former mine.
• Castro Urdiales: a beautiful coastal town with a picturesque harbour and a gothic church.
• Ajo lighthouse: a lighthouse that has become a real work of urban art, offering a sweeping view of the Cantabria coast.

What are the activities on offer in Cantabria?

• Hiking and nature: explore the Picos de Europa and the Liébana Valley.
• Watersports: surf in Somo or go stand-up paddleboarding and kayaking along the Cantabrian coast.
• Cultural discovery: visit historic sites like Santillana del Mar and Comillas.
• Wildlife observation: wander through the Cabárceno Natural Park.
• Thermal spa experience: make the most of the thermal spas, such as those in Puente Viesgo.
• Local cuisine: savour the local specialities at the region’s markets and restaurants.

Where are the most beautiful beaches in Cantabria?

• Playa de Somo: a superb spot for surfing and simply chilling.
• Playa de Ris (Noja): a stunning beach with crystal-clear waters.
• La Salvé (Laredo): one of the region’s longest beaches, perfect for a stroll or a swim.
• Playa del Sardinero (Santander): one of the region’s most emblematic beaches.
• Playa de La Arena (Isla): a peaceful beach with shallow waters, popular with families.
• Playa de Oyambre: located in a natural park with an unspoilt landscape.
• Playa de Berria: a long stretch of sand perfect for swimming and walking.

Which are the most beautiful rivers and lakes in Cantabria?

• Lagos de Covadonga (near the Picos de Europa): sublime mountain lakes.
• Río Asón: famous for its waterfalls and wonderful green valley.
• Río Pas: ideal for canoeing and hiking along the riverbank.

Which are the most beautiful villages in Cantabria?

• Santillana del Mar: a real journey through time, with cobbled streets and stone houses.
• Potes: a charming village nestled in the Liébana Valley.
• Comillas: famous for its modernist architecture and seaside location.
• Bárcena Mayor: one of the oldest villages in Cantabria.
• San Vicente de la Barquera: a quaint fishing village with a rich maritime heritage.
• Liérganes: renowned for its traditional architecture and medieval bridge.
• Laredo: a coastal town with a long beach and a lovely historic centre.

Which are the Cantabrian specialities that you simply must try?

• Cocido montañés: a traditional stew made with white beans and meat.
• Sobaos and quesadas: traditional pastries from the region.
• Santoña anchovies: renowned throughout Spain.
• Pido and Tresviso cheese: local specialities with an authentic flavour.
• Cantabrian seafood: fresh seafood from the nearby coast.

What are the main events nearby?

• Semana Grande de Santander (Santander, July): a week-long festival with concerts, fireworks and entertainment.
• Festival of Our Lady of Aparecida (Ampuero, September): religious and cultural celebrations.
• Santander International Festival (Santander, August): classical music and dance performances.
• Sella River Descent (Ribadesella, August): a spectacular canoe and kayak race that attracts many visitors.
• Sonórica Festival (Castro Urdiales, July): a music event showcasing national and international artists.
• Caprichos Musicales (Comillas, September): a music festival offering intimate concerts in iconic venues.
• Santander European Magic and Visual Festival (Santander, November): a must for fans of magic and illusions.
• Batalla de Flores (Laredo, August): a spectacular floral parade that is a highlight on the Trasmiera region’s calendar.

What can you see and do in Cantabria when it’s raining?

• The Altamira caves: unmissable for their prehistoric cave paintings.
• The Santander Maritime Museum: a great way to learn more about the region’s maritime history.
• The Puente Viesgo thermal spas: the ultimate destination for pure relaxation.