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Suitcases transported from SJPD to Ivar in Santiago

Tony Bobcat

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May 2017
Hello everyone

Has anyone had additional luggage which you are not using on the Camino transported from SJPD to Santiago.
Who would you recommend and how much would it cost approximately.

Cheers
Tony
 
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From France your best bet is Express Bourricot. They have their own office in SJPP, near the Pilgrim Office where people then go collect their stuff. Not inexpensive though. (Postal services somehow still have borders between EU countries, with duties, etc.).

http://www.expressbourricot.com/fr/

You could also have them transport your stuff to Roncesvalles and mail it from there with Correos.

http://www.elcaminoconcorreos.com/es/envio-maletas.php
 
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I can only say from Burgos. We sent just under 7 kg to Santiago at a cost of €26. The first 15 days storage is free and 1€ per day thereafter. We paid for 5 days as the office is closed over the weekend
 
From France your best bet is Express Bourricot. They have their own office in SJPP, near the Pilgrim Office where people then go collect their stuff. Not inexpensive though. (Postal services somehow still have borders between EU countries, with duties, etc.).

http://www.expressbourricot.com/fr/

You could also have them transport your stuff to Roncesvalles and mail it from there with Correos.

http://www.elcaminoconcorreos.com/es/envio-maletas.php
I used Express Bourricot, and it couldn't have been easier. A little spendy at 70 euros, but that includes storage at Hostal LaSalle for as long as it takes you to get to Santiago, plus a discount on a room there.

If you use them, all that you need to do is go to their office in SJPDP, pay them, get a tag for your suitcase, then leave your suitcase with the tag in the morning. They pick up from many gites/hotels, so I just had to leave my suitcase downstairs at Beilari where I stayed.

It was so nice to have a change of clothes after in Santiago after 5 weeks of wearing the same two outifts!
 
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From France your best bet is Express Bourricot. They have their own office in SJPP, near the Pilgrim Office where people then go collect their stuff. Not inexpensive though. (Postal services somehow still have borders between EU countries, with duties, etc.).

http://www.expressbourricot.com/fr/

You could also have them transport your stuff to Roncesvalles and mail it from there with Correos.

http://www.elcaminoconcorreos.com/es/envio-maletas.php
Hi Anemone Thanks for your help, after viewing their sight I will be using Express Bourricot. Cheers Tony
 
I used Express Bourricot, and it couldn't have been easier. A little spendy at 70 euros, but that includes storage at Hostal LaSalle for as long as it takes you to get to Santiago, plus a discount on a room there.

If you use them, all that you need to do is go to their office in SJPDP, pay them, get a tag for your suitcase, then leave your suitcase with the tag in the morning. They pick up from many gites/hotels, so I just had to leave my suitcase downstairs at Beilari where I stayed.

It was so nice to have a change of clothes after in Santiago after 5 weeks of wearing the same two outifts!
Hi Trecile. Thanks for your help, the price hasn’t changed it’s still 70 euros seems like an easy option. Cheers Tony
 
I can only say from Burgos. We sent just under 7 kg to Santiago at a cost of €26. The first 15 days storage is free and 1€ per day thereafter. We paid for 5 days as the office is closed over the weekend
Hi Davidmm thanks for your help Express Bourricot seem like the best option. Cheers Tony
 
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