Campervans can generally park wherever regular cars are allowed, as long as no local restrictions apply. Overnight stays depend on local regulations and the type of parking area. Typical overnight options include public parking areas, designated campervan spots, campsites or rural areas where overnight parking is permitted. To make your trip easier, vanXcapes provides a curated POI map with recommended parking spots and beautiful overnight locations. You automatically receive access to this map together with your welcome email after booking. Many guests also use apps such as Park4Night, Campercontact or Google Maps to find additional spots.

Fresh water can be filled and grey water or the toilet can be emptied at designated camper service stations, campsites or some fuel stations. Typical service points include: Camper service areas Campsites Motorhome parking areas with service stations Some petrol stations To make this easier during your trip, vanXcapes provides a curated POI map with recommended service points, parking spots and overnight locations, which you automatically receive with your welcome email after booking.

Yes. So-called island hopping between the Canary Islands is allowed and is a great way to explore the archipelago. If you plan to take the campervan on a ferry to another island, this must be coordinated with vanXcapes in advance. Please contact us before booking so we can confirm availability. Ferry connections should always be checked and booked ahead of time, especially the return ferry before the end of your rental period.

No. Smoking is strictly prohibited in all vanXcapes campervans to keep the vehicles clean and comfortable for all guests. If smoking inside the vehicle is detected, a 300 € penalty fee will be charged and an intensive interior cleaning will be required. In addition, guests who violate this rule may lose the possibility to rent a campervan from vanXcapes again in the future. That would be a pity.

Wild camping rules vary across the Canary Islands and depend on the specific island and local regulations. In general, overnight parking is often tolerated, but camping behavior (tables, chairs, awnings) is usually not allowed outside designated camping areas. Please always respect local rules, nature protection zones and private property. For a smoother trip, vanXcapes provides a curated POI map with recommended parking spots and overnight locations, which you automatically receive with your welcome email after booking.