Can I buy a Spanish SIM card at the Pamplona Bus/Train stati

[Sharni]

I was wondering if anybody knows if there is a place within or very close to the Pamplona bus / train station that I can buy a Spanish SIM card for my unlocked iPhone?
Thanks

 

[jeff001]

There is an Orange store at Avenida San Ignacio 14 which is, according to Google maps, 280 meters, 4 minutes walk from the bus station. The bus station is at Calle Yanguas y Miranda.
Go to http://www.maps.google.com, enter "bus station Pamplona Spain". Click the get directions tab, then walking, and enter addresses and it shows you the way.

 

[Deleted member 3000]

Vodafone is just off the Plaza de Castillo in central Pamplona, about ten minutes from the bus station, but twice that from the train station.

Vodafone
Calle Estafeta, 79
31001 Pamplona, Navarre, Spain
607 10 02 17
vodafone.es‎

 

[grayland]

Or...if you are in the U.S. you can order a sim before you go and have itvwwhen you get there.

http://www.simsforspain.com/

I have used them before.

 

[kmrice]

Simsforspain offers several different SIMS: Jazzcard Movil, Orange Mundo, Happy Movil, Orange, and Vodaphone. Do you know which would have better coverage for the Camino, or are they all about the same?

Karl

 

[Deleted member 3000]

Movistar and Vodafone get good reviews for coverage. Orange is fairly new, and getting better. The others probably just market services from these three.

 

[Sharni]

Thanks for the information

 

[Ray T]

Is there a place recommended in Madrid near museums or near Gran Via to buy the Vodafone sim?

 

[Deleted member 3000]

Vodafone
Plaza Puerta del Sol, 13
28013 Madrid, Spain
607 10 02 17
vodafone.es‎

 

[Ray T]

Thank you for the Madrid information.

 

[grayland]

Simsforspain offers several different SIMS: Jazzcard Movil, Orange Mundo, Happy Movil, Orange, and Vodaphone. Do you know which would have better coverage for the Camino, or are they all about the same?

Karl

Actually, I used Lebara a couple of times. Coverage was ok along the Camino Frances...but sucked on the Le Puy route from Le Puy to St. Jean.
SPain works fine.
That said...Lebara has much lower calls/texts, etc back to the U.S. if that is sometihing you are considering. I think a text to the U.S. is about .50 USD.