Challenger 2026 campervan hire for 4 people in Vigo
A brand-new 2026 campervan for 4 people: 4 travel seats and 4 berths, bathroom with shower, kitchen and diesel heating. It drives like a large car and fits in the car parks and narrow streets of the fishing villages, which you will appreciate in Galicia.
Pick it up in Valladares, south of Vigo. From here you are close to the Rías Baixas, the beaches of Baiona and the border with Portugal, so one trip can combine Galicia and northern Portugal.
What the campervan has
- Beds for 4 people, with a double bed at the back
- Swivelling front seats that join the dining area
- Kitchen with gas hob, sink and fridge
- Bathroom with toilet and shower
- Diesel heating: Galician nights are cool even in summer, and it makes the van usable all year
- Gas hot water
- Air conditioning
- Awning for eating outside
- Cruise control and speed limiter for motorway driving
Flying in
Vigo airport (Peinador) is about 9 km from Vigo city centre. The owner can pick you up at the airport and take you to the campervan for 40 €, and at the end of the trip drive you back to the airport for another 40 €. You choose the transfers when booking. If there is no good flight to Vigo, also check Santiago de Compostela and Porto airports.
What to see from Vigo
- Cíes Islands. A National Park with one of Spain’s most famous beaches (Rodas). Reachable only by boat, about 45 minutes from Vigo port; the campervan stays on the mainland. At Easter and from 15 May to 15 September you need an authorisation from the Xunta, requested online or included with the ticket of some ferry companies.
- Baiona. Seaside town with the Monterreal fortress and a replica of the caravel Pinta. A Ladeira beach is right next to it.
- Oia and A Guarda coast. A road along the sea up to Mount Santa Tecla, with views over the mouth of the Miño and Portugal.
- Tui and Valença. Fortress cathedral in Tui and, across the bridge over the Miño, the walled town of Valença in Portugal. About 40 km from Vigo.
- Rías Baixas to the north. Cangas and the Morrazo peninsula, Combarro with its granaries by the sea, Pontevedra, Sanxenxo, O Grove and Cambados, the capital of Albariño wine.
- Santiago de Compostela. A little over an hour by motorway. The Portuguese Way of St James passes through Tui and the Vigo area.
- Northern Portugal. Viana do Castelo, Ponte de Lima and, a little further, Porto.
Where to sleep
Wild camping is forbidden in Galicia, and in summer Vigo and the beach areas enforce it. It is best to sleep in motorhome areas and campsites: there are seaside campsites in Baiona and A Guarda (Camping Santa Tecla), and in A Guarda a petrol station with a motorhome service point. Out of season everything is quieter and it is easier to find a spot.
Crossing into Portugal
- Spain and Portugal are in the Schengen area: there are no border checks.
- Some Portuguese motorways have electronic tolls only, with no booths. Check before crossing to avoid a fine.
- Tell the owner when booking if you plan to go to Portugal, so the insurance cover can be confirmed.
Price
From 100 €/day. Low season: 100 €/day. Mid season: 120 €/day. High season: 150 €/day. Send us your dates and we will confirm availability and the exact price.
Pick-up
Pick-up in Valladares (Vigo, 36315). The owner is a local private owner who will show you how everything works at handover.
Conditions
- Deposit: 1000 €, returned once everything is checked
- Final cleaning: 50 €
- Vigo airport ↔ campervan transfer: 40 € each way, optional
- Other conditions (payment, cancellation, mileage) are confirmed when you book
