Italy is a country of diverse regions, each offering unique experiences for campervan travelers. With your campervan rental, you can easily explore the iconic cities, charming villages, and stunning natural landscapes that Italy has to offer.

• Tuscany: Known for its rolling hills, vineyards, and historic cities like Florence and Siena, Tuscany is a campervan paradise. Drive through the picturesque countryside, sample local wines, and visit medieval towns. Ample camping sites and agriturismi make it easy to find a place to park your campervan and enjoy the Tuscan lifestyle.
• The Amalfi Coast: The Amalfi Coast is a stunning stretch of coastline in southern Italy, famous for its dramatic cliffs, colorful villages, and crystal-clear waters. Navigate the winding roads in your campervan, stopping at towns like Positano and Amalfi to soak in the breathtaking views. Several campsites along the coast offer stunning sea views.
• The Dolomites: For outdoor enthusiasts, the Dolomites in northern Italy offer unparalleled hiking, skiing, and climbing opportunities. Explore the majestic mountain peaks, pristine lakes, and charming alpine villages. Campervan rental provides the perfect base for exploring this UNESCO World Heritage site, with numerous campsites and parking areas available.

Italy offers a wide range of official campsites catering to campervan travelers, from basic sites to luxurious resorts. These campsites provide essential amenities and a safe, comfortable base for exploring the country.

• Camping Village Roma Capitol: Located near Rome, this campsite offers a convenient base for exploring the Eternal City. With spacious pitches for campervans, modern facilities, and a swimming pool, it's a great option for families. Public transport links make it easy to visit Rome's iconic landmarks.
• Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga: Situated on the coast of Sardinia, this campsite offers direct access to the beach and stunning sea views. With a range of amenities, including restaurants, bars, and a water park, it's a popular choice for campervan travelers looking for a relaxing beach holiday.
• Camping Marina di Venezia: Located on the Venetian Lagoon, this campsite offers a unique opportunity to explore Venice and its surrounding islands. With spacious pitches, excellent facilities, and a water park, it's a great option for families. A short boat ride will take you to the heart of Venice.

Italy offers a wealth of activities and experiences for campervan travelers, from exploring ancient ruins to indulging in delicious cuisine. With your campervan, you can easily access the best of what Italy has to offer.

• Visit Ancient Roman Ruins: Explore the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and other ancient ruins in Rome. Park your campervan outside the city center and take public transport to these historical sites. Immerse yourself in the history of the Roman Empire.
• Wine Tasting in Tuscany: Sample some of Italy's finest wines in the vineyards of Tuscany. Many wineries offer campervan parking and tours, allowing you to enjoy the beautiful scenery and delicious wines.
• Hiking in the Dolomites: Explore the stunning mountain trails of the Dolomites. Park your campervan at designated trailheads and embark on unforgettable hikes through breathtaking landscapes.

Italy is a paradise for gourmets – and those traveling with a camper can experience the variety of regional cuisine particularly intensely. In every region, specialties await you that can go directly from the market or farm shop to your camping plate. A stop at the weekly market is worthwhile almost everywhere – fresh vegetables, local cheese, sausages, fresh bread and olive oil are ideal for your camper kitchen.

• In Tuscany you should definitely try Bistecca alla Fiorentina, Pecorino cheese and Chianti wine.
• In South Tyrol, bacon, dumplings and apple strudel are on the table – often accompanied by a glass of Vernatsch or Lagrein.
• Fresh fish, risotto and light white wines are tempting at the Italian lakes.
• If you are camping on the Amalfi Coast, you can enjoy freshly caught fish, lemon dishes and Limoncello directly with a sea view.
• In Sicily there are Arancini, Cannoli, Granita – and strong wines like Nero d’Avola to go with them.

For self-caterers, there are supermarkets throughout Italy such as Coop, Conad, Esselunga or Famila – you will find everything for your camper kitchen there. Lidl is now also represented in Italy and offers many fresh and Italian products at very reasonable prices. However, small "alimentari" (corner shops), wineries with farm sales or direct marketers on the road are particularly exciting. Here you can discover local products and talk directly to the producers.

Tip: In many regions there are also agritourism farms with pitches – perfect for enjoying wine, olive oil and regional cuisine directly on site.