Santander to Barcelona
We are planning a trip in Sept 2016 with our caravan using Brittany Ferries to Santander, then on to Barcelona region and drive back north to UK via France.Does anyone have experience of route with van from Santander to Barcelona condition of roads etc and
recommended sites?
Thanks
Roger
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Santander to Barcelona direct is motorway all the way if that's what you want - and from Bilbao even easier. But on the other hand you might want to see something of Spain. How about the Ordesa national park for example?
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Hello, we did that route last July with a camper van and will do the same route this year towing a caravan. The ferry lands on a Sunday, the roads were excellent and very quiet, but there were only a few service sations as I recall - maybe I missed them?
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Eek!! Having just checked the arrival time on my ferry confirmation, i see I arrive in Santander at 14:15 next week on a Sunday, much later than last year. I had intended to get to Tamarit/Taragona along the coast from Barcelona by that evening but with
a speed limit of 50 with a caravan, is this even possible ? I see Michelin maps says 8 hours with a caravan, so I guess I'm answering my own question?0 -
Eek!! Having just checked the arrival time on my ferry confirmation, i see I arrive in Santander at 14:15 next week on a Sunday, much later than last year. I had intended to get to Tamarit/Taragona along the coast from Barcelona by that evening but with
a speed limit of 50 with a caravan, is this even possible ? I see Michelin maps says 8 hours with a caravan, so I guess I'm answering my own question?No. Ask for recommendations for an overnight site en-route, and arrive fresh next morning!
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Your best bet would be to go along the coast about 100 miles east to Zarautz for the Sunday night, then it is less than 400 miles across Spain to Tarragona on the motorway via Zaragoza.
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or popular stops at Haro or Navarrette....either will leave you 420+ km (260+ miles) to Tarragona...still 5 hours, though....
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Thanks any good sites en route San-Barca? use of ASCII vouchers?
surely a predictive typing error (you mean ACSI card), but made me chuckle and took me back to my first days in IT....
"ASCII (i/'æski/ ass-kee),[1]:6 abbreviated
from American Standard Code for Information Interchange, is a character encoding standard (the Internet
Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) prefers the name US-ASCII[2]). ASCII codes represent
text in computers, telecommunications equipment, and other devices."0