Camping Holidays in Costa Verde

Camping in Costa Verde

Whichever way you look at it, Spain’s Costa Verde is wild, beautiful and most of all – green! When camping in Costa Verde you'll discover high snow-capped mountains, deep mysterious caves and wide open spaces. Set between the mountains and Atlantic Ocean, Costa Verde is dotted with elegant seaside resorts, picture-perfect medieval towns and thought provoking modernist gems.

On holidays in Costa Verde you can savour the peace and quiet of endless beaches and mountain gorges. Or instead join the hustle and bustle of city life and unleash your inner party animal in the region that loves to fiesta!

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Visiting Costa Verde

Explore Costa Verde

Feeling energetic? Then there are plenty of things to do in Costa Verde for you. Get your boots on and hike the mountain trails of the Picos de Europa or take up the challenge of the wild Atlantic rollers on your surfboard. More of a fresh air and exercise kind of a person? There are lots of things to do in Costa Verde for you too. Saddle up for a pony trek, tee off on the golf course or wander through mountain meadows and along deserted beaches. If you are interested in history, art and culture – you’ll be spoilt for choice of things to do in Costa Verde with traditional old towns and eye-popping modernist architecture.

Feel Costa Verde

Breathe in all that fresh air that comes with all the things to do in Costa Verde – mountain breezes, aromatic pine forest and Atlantic Ocean spray. Take in the view from rugged mountain tops. Step back in time in prehistoric caves and narrow cobbled streets. Tune into music festivals, new languages and the silence of mountain gorges.

Taste Costa Verde

Dying to get your tastebuds tingling with all the mouth-watering things to do in Costa Verde? Get stuck in to traditional rustic meals with plates piled high with steaming stews, cured meats and locally caught fish. Nibble on pintxos - meat, fish veg and puddings fashioned into little edible works of art. And quench your thirst with sidra - traditionally poured from a height releasing an explosion of bubbles.