The Costa Cálida, literally the “warm coast”, is so named due to the climate of the Region of Murcia, and every winter this is one of the attractions which draw thousands of motorhome, campervans or “wild” campers to the south-east of Spain, but as their numbers grow so too does the resentment in some parts of the coast at their way of life and some of the side-effects of their presence.
LONDON: It was bad luck that brought me to Madrid — or perhaps fate. Midway through a two-month road trip around Southern Europe, diligently skirting the coasts of Portugal and Spain, but with no intention of venturing inland, my 20-year-old campervan broke down in the scorching Andalusian planes, some 30 km outside Seville, officially the warmest city in Europe.
From FURGOCASA we would like to invite you to discover the Costa Calidad on a Campervan. Two seas on one coastline -the Mar Menor and the Mediterranean- , impressive cliffs, heavenly beaches of endless white sand, lively ports and wild coves with crystal-clear water, more than 3,000 hours of sun a year and mild temperatures -even in winter- with a yearly average of more than 19ºC.
Along the roads of Andalucía lies an alternative reality, one where white-washed towns sit on hilltops, bizarre natural formations cast shadows over the landscape, and exotic animals roam the prairies and wetlands. This road trip takes you along Andalucia's forgotten places—a mesmerizing world you thought didn't exist, but is very much alive.
The results of the nineteenth Caravan and Motorhome Club Motorhome Design Awards were announced at the NEC on Friday 23 February 2018.
Only 165 km away from Murcia (Furgocasa’s Headquarters), lays the "Natural Park Sierras de Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas", one of the places that, unquestionably, you should visit in order to know one of Spain’s richest natural treasures.