Pick a country and your dates. We compare the providers that operate there — deposits, insurance, mileage, one-way trips — and hand you over to their live search for the price.
Providers in Portugal
Data last reviewed: Jun 15, 2026
For Aug 20, 2026 to Aug 27, 2026. Comparison data is maintained by hand and reviewed regularly — prices always come live from the provider.
4 providers operate here
Goboony
Peer-to-peer
Budget
Families
Countries covered
10 countriesNetherlands · Belgium · Germany · France · Spain · Italy · Portugal · Austria · Switzerland · United Kingdom
Deposit
RequiredSet by each owner, typically €500–€1,000, blocked on card at pickup.
Insurance
IncludedComprehensive cover included in the rental price on every booking.
One-way trips
Not offeredVans return to the owner's location; one-way trips are not offered.
Mileage
LimitedMost owners include 100–250 km per day; extra kilometres priced per listing.
Minimum driver age
21+
Cancellation
Flexible, moderate or strict policy chosen by the owner and shown on each listing.
10 countriesNetherlands · Belgium · Germany · France · Spain · Italy · Portugal · Austria · Switzerland · United Kingdom
11 countriesFrance · Spain · Germany · Italy · Portugal · Belgium · Netherlands · Austria · Switzerland · United Kingdom · Ireland
16 countriesPortugal · Spain · France · Italy · Germany · Netherlands · Belgium · Switzerland · Austria · United Kingdom · Ireland · Sweden · Norway · Iceland · Croatia · Greece
15 countriesGermany · France · Spain · Italy · Portugal · Netherlands · Belgium · Austria · Switzerland · United Kingdom · Sweden · Norway · Denmark · Finland · Ireland
Deposit
RequiredSet by each owner, typically €500–€1,000, blocked on card at pickup.
RequiredTypically €800–€2,000 depending on the vehicle; pre-authorised, not debited.
RequiredFrom €500, reduced to €0 with the premium insurance package.
No depositNo deposit on standard bookings.
Insurance
IncludedComprehensive cover included in the rental price on every booking.
IncludedInsurance and breakdown assistance included on every rental.
Costs extraBasic cover included; CDW upgrades and zero-deposit packages cost extra per night.
IncludedBasic insurance included; reduced-excess packages available at extra cost.
One-way trips
Not offeredVans return to the owner's location; one-way trips are not offered.
Not offeredPickup and return at the owner's location; no one-way rentals.
AllowedOne-way between depots from €199, depending on route and season.
AllowedOne-way between stations on selected routes, fee from €149.
Mileage
LimitedMost owners include 100–250 km per day; extra kilometres priced per listing.
LimitedKilometre allowance set per listing, commonly 200 km per day; unlimited options exist.
Limited100 km per day included by default; unlimited-kilometre packages available.
UnlimitedUnlimited kilometres included on all rentals.
Minimum driver age
21+
21+
18+
21+
Cancellation
Flexible, moderate or strict policy chosen by the owner and shown on each listing.
Owner-selected policy from flexible to strict, displayed before booking.
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before pickup on standard rates.
Tiered refund: free up to 30 days before pickup, partial refund closer to the date.
Pay in installments
No
Yes
Yes
No
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Peer-to-peer or fleet: which suits your trip?
Peer-to-peer
Platforms like Goboony and Yescapa let you rent a van from its private owner. You get character, personal handovers and often lower prices — but every van is different, pickup happens wherever the owner lives, and one-way trips are usually off the table.
Fleet
Companies like Roadsurfer and Indie Campers run their own standardised vans from fixed depots. You get predictable vehicles, professional check-in, flexible extras and one-way options — usually at a somewhat higher price, especially in peak season.
A simple rule of thumb
If your route starts and ends in the same place and you enjoy a van with a story, go peer-to-peer. If you want depot-to-depot flexibility, a brand-new vehicle or a one-way route, a fleet operator is the safer bet. Either way, the live price on the provider's own site is the final word — which is exactly where our buttons take you.
The jargon, translated
Deposit
A refundable amount blocked on your card at pickup — commonly around €500 — returned after the van comes back undamaged.
Excess
The maximum you pay out of pocket if something goes wrong, even with insurance. Many providers sell excess-reduction packages.
One-way fee
The surcharge for picking a van up in one city and dropping it off in another. Only fleet operators tend to offer this at all.
Mileage policy
How many kilometres are included per day. "Unlimited" means drive as far as you like; "limited" means a daily allowance with a per-kilometre charge beyond it.
Minimum driver age
The youngest a driver can be to rent — usually 18 to 25 depending on the provider, sometimes with a young-driver surcharge.
Plan by destination
The comparison works for any covered country — but for the big campervan markets we've written proper country guides: tolls, overnight rules, seasons and one-way logistics alongside the provider comparison.
Where you can park and sleep matters as much as which van you rent. Our guides to aires and Stellplätze rules and wild-camping law across Europe are on their way — along with more planning tools.
