Camping Santander

Campsite rentals in Santander

Situated between the sea and the mountains, Santander is an ideal destination for a holiday offering a mix of nature, culture and relaxation. You’ll love the golden sand beaches, lively historic centre and spectacular views over the bay of this elegant city, the capital of Cantabria. A holiday on a campsite in Santander gives you a great base for discovering the treasures of this region of Northern Spain.

Opting for a mobile home rental in Santander means comfortable accommodation close to all the region's natural wonders and cultural sights of interest. Trips to the seaside, museum visits and hikes in the Cantabrian countryside - the possibilities are infinite, guaranteeing an unforgettable holiday.

Mobile home rental in Santander

Although it might be tricky to find a mobile home rental in Santander itself, staying in the surrounding area is perfectly possible. Even better, you can stay at a Yelloh! Village and enjoy the quality facilities of a 4 or 5 star campsite. The Yelloh! Village Punta Marina welcomes you to Isla, just along the coast from Santander.

As well as fully equipped accommodation, high quality facilities and entertainment for all the family, you’ll enjoy a unique natural setting. More precisely, you’ll be high up above this seaside town on a campsite with panoramic views of the Atlantic ocean.

So if you choose a Yelloh! Village for your holiday near Santander, you can relax and unwind, plus explore a city that's a great place to live. A clever balance of a city break and an escape into nature, far away from everyday life.

What can you do while camping in Santander?

Camping in Santander is the perfect opportunity to explore a city that harmoniously blends nature and culture. Start with a stroll on the Paseo de Pereda, enjoying stunning views over the bay, then relax on one of the legendary beaches such as El Sardinero or Playa de La Magdalena.

Art lovers mustn't miss the Centro Botín, a seaside art gallery devoted to contemporary art, after which you can stroll through the quaint alleyways of the city centre. Nature lovers can take a trip to the Dunes of Liencres Natural Park, perfect for a seaside hike. Or you could visit the Cabárceno Natural Park, a unique wildlife reserve where the animals live in semi-freedom in a gorgeous natural setting.

Finally, you must taste the region's culinary delights, such as rabas de calamar (fried squid), an unmissable local speciality, or try some fresh fish at one of the city’s many typical restaurants.

Santander guarantees a camping holiday full of new discoveries and amazing sights!

FAQ

What are the sightseeing attractions in Santander?

• La Magdalena peninsula: a magnificent park, home to Magdalena Palace, a former royal residence.
• Centro Botín: an iconic contemporary art gallery with breathtaking views over the bay.
• Santander Cathedral: a Gothic building with a fascinating history.
• Mercado de la Esperanza: try local produce at this covered market.
• Cantabria Maritime Museum: find out all about the maritime history and traditions in the region.

What are the activities on offer in Santander?

• Walk the length of the Bay of Santander and admire one of the most beautiful seaside views in Spain.
• Enjoy the beaches - swim, surf or simply chill out.
• Visit the museums, such as the Centro Botín or the Maritime Museum.
• Take a boat trip along the nearby coast and cliffs.
• Try the local specialities in the city centre tapas bars.

Where are the most beautiful beaches in Santander?

• Playa del Sardinero: the most well known beach, ideal for surfing and swimming.
• Playa de La Magdalena: right next to the Magdalena Palace, perfect for a seaside stroll.
• Playa de los Peligros: a quiet beach, great for families.
• Playa de Mataleñas: a picturesque beach nestled between the cliffs.
• Playa del Camello: famous for its camel-shaped rock.

What are the main events nearby?

• La Semana Grande de Santander (mid July): a popular festival with concerts, shows and entertainment.
• Santander International Festival (August): a famous classical music and dance festival.

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

• Cantabria Maritime Museum: immerse yourself in local maritime history.
• Centro Botín: discover modern art.
• Puente Viesgo thermal spas: for a relaxing break.
• Mercado del Este: stroll around the market and try the local specialities.
• Santander Cathedral: the perfect refuge from the rain for history buffs.