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Camper Travel in Italy: Trends, Mythic Routes and Sicily Guide

19.06.2026 06:55 1 min 3 sources РУС
Infomotori ITA + 2 more
Camper Travel in Italy: Trends, Mythic Routes and Sicily Guide
Original source: Infomotori

In Brief

Yescapa study: 2.5 million people plan summer camper trips, 64% of Italians go abroad. Also: 5 mythic coastal routes and a Sicily guide with 8 itineraries.

According to a study by the camper-sharing platform Yescapa, 2.5 million people, including 130,000 Italians, plan to use campers for summer trips. 46% of them are aged 25–34. 64% of Italian travelers will choose foreign destinations, with Spain, Portugal and Italy leading. Only 19% of trips fall in August, indicating a decline in seasonality.

Mythic routes and Sicily guide

Yescapa also selected five routes along the Italian coast linked to local legends: Cala Luna in Sardinia (pirate Dragut), the Strait of Capo Peloro in Sicily (myth of fisherman Colapesce), Castro in Apulia (Cinzuluzza cave), Tellaro in Liguria (story of rescue by an octopus) and Sirolo on the Adriatic (mermaid legend). The platform manages over 35,000 vehicles and offers multi-risk insurance for European carsharing.

PleinAir magazine released the guide "Sicilia in camper" with eight itineraries for camper travel. The publication recommends planning the trip off-season to avoid tourist crowds. The guide lists parking spots, attractions and little-known sites. Routes cover Etna, Marsala salt pans, Magna Graecia monuments and the Apennines.

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Top destinations for Italian motorhome holidays revealed

19.06.2026 Infomotori ITA Original source

Five Italian coasts with myths for motorhome travel

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Sicily by motorhome: a guide with eight itineraries

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IT Italy — fuel prices

Updated: 08.08.2026

Benzina senza piombo 95

$2.33 /l

€2.02 · £1.73/l

129 of 140

pricier than 91% of countries

Benzina 98

$2.55 /l

€2.21 · £1.89/l

87 of 93

pricier than 92% of countries

Benzina 100

$2.58 /l

€2.23 · £1.91/l

25 of 25

pricier than 96% of countries

Gasolio

$2.44 /l

€2.11 · £1.80/l

129 of 141

pricier than 91% of countries

Gasolio premium

$2.61 /l

€2.26 · £1.93/l

34 of 40

pricier than 83% of countries

GPL

$0.86 /l

€0.74 · £0.63/l

24 of 53

cheaper than 57% of countries

Metano

$1.84 /l

€1.60 · £1.37/l

10 of 15

pricier than 60% of countries

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