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So it is a Visa currency card (we are from Australia) which we converted Australian dollars to euros before we left on our trip. Then we used this card for 90% of our transaction, food, accommodation meals and other costs. We also used it at ATMs to get euro cash. We generally carried around 400...
We stayed at Orisson in 2018 the balance was paid in cash. We found more than 50% of Albergues accepted our preloaded debit card rather than cash.
Now on 10 April 2020 we will be at Coimbra as part of our Portugués Lisbon to Santiago Camino. And it will be my 70th birthday!
We use Westpac in Australia. The card is a global cash card which isn’t a specific Westpac card however they are promoted by them. Not sure it’s the best way however that’s what we have done.
We have Westpac Global Currency card from
Australia, cashed up with Euros. Has anyone had problems using this card in Spain & availability through Spanish ATM’s
We are three months out from the start of our Camino. We are walking every day unless too hot (we are in the Sydney Aust area) for upwards of 6km with some longer 12km walks. Wearing in our walking shoes. Will increase to longer walking next month. Have our pack weight down to 7 and 8kg. First...
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