Leisure, the nomadic spirit, the thirst for adventure… The camper philosophy is gaining more and more followers and has clear coincidences with the identity signs of Citroenwho takes a step forward with the new Holidays (from 53,500 euros), a new way of seeing this type of vehicle with the comfort and practical spirit that characterize the French brand. With a simple range made up of two engines (BlueHDi 145 with 6-speed manual transmission and BlueHDi 180 with EAT8 automatic transmission) and two finishes (Plus and Pack Max), the Citroën Holidays comfortably accommodates four people both day and night, with various configurations that include reversible seats, central table, integrated sink, kitchen block, storage and two soft and comfortable beds. Everything you need to enjoy a few days surrounded by nature, with maximum comfort and without stress.
Furthermore, far from being an alternative only for bridges, aqueducts and weekends, the Citroën Holiday is also perfect from Monday to Friday due to its compact dimensions, the agility of its electric power steering and its height of 1.99 meters, which allows it to enter underground parking lots and garages without problems.
However, it is clear that what this Holiday has really been made for is getaways, and for this reason, Citroën proposes several routes through some of the most attractive places in Spain.
Rias Baixas
Few places have as many attractions as the Galician RÃas Baixas. Taking as a starting point the estuary of Corcubión and Finisterre, you can trace an unforgettable journey through the estuaries of Muros and Noya, Arousa, Pontevedra and Arán until reaching the estuary of Vigo, so important for the history of Citroën in Spain.
This route is full of surprising landscapes in which the White sand beaches with their own microclimate alternate with cliffs. In addition, the lighthouses that mark each estuary are an excellent option to stop and practice hikingsince all of them offer their paths to make a good morning route.
Among the camping places, the Combarro Beach, It is a small town, one of the most beautiful in all of the RÃas Baixas, which celebrates a popular Festa do Albariño in summer. For their part, surf lovers will find themselves at home in the Lanzada Beach while gastronomy plays a leading role in the Arousa estuary, with top quality seafood such as clams or mussels.
Lanzarote
TO Lanzarote You can’t resist the weather in October, it’s a perfect island for camping all year round and enjoy the starry night sky of Lanzarote to the fullest, one of the best places to photograph the Milky Way. Can camping in Playa Blanca, to the south of the island, where you can find volcanic sandbanks such as Playa Papagayo or Playa Mujeres to take an excursion kayak or snorkel.
Another good alternative is to camp in the Famara Beach, selected among the ten best beaches in Spain, six kilometers of beach to walk, sunbathe, or, as many do, surf.
Other days can be enjoyed in ‘The Gracious’ for this we will have to cross with the Camper on the ferry to be able to camp in the El Salado Campsite, another of the authorized areas that you will find for camping in Lanzarote. It is located on the longest beach on the entire island, Playa del Salado, a natural paradise of volcanic landscapes and dreamlike waters.
Cadiz
Cadiz It has an ideal microclimate to enjoy autumn with the camper. The climate, the extensive beaches accompany it, its people and its tapas, with unmissable destinations such as Food Market in Cádiz capital.
On the coast, El Palmar It is the beach that has gained the most fame in recent years and much of that reputation is due to the quality of its waves. In the 90s, national and international surfers chose this practically deserted beach and, little by little, it became so famous that Today there are more than 15 surf schools.
You can’t pass by without visiting Hierbabuena Beach (Barbate), under the cliffs of Breña Natural Park, with characteristics that make it very attractive for professional surfers. Not in vain, national and international championship events are held here.
Finally, if you are looking for a beach that brings together sun, atmosphere, restaurants and landscapes, Fee It is a paradise of light and sand south of the south. If that day does not arise summer of San Miguel, The town of Tarifa has nothing to envy any other in the area. A town with different craft stalls and terraces to enjoy day and night, it has the attraction of being the southernmost point in Spain.
