El Camino con Correos

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I walked all of my camino with all of my belongings. No forwarding company - van services used.

But this page may be of interest to some:

https://www.elcaminoconcorreos.com/en/services

 

[Anamya]

Thanks, Marty. Correos seems to be expanding their coverage for many of the Camino routes.

I used a forwarding service on CF when my husband had a sunstroke - it was essential for us to be able to go on. In the future, i'm planning to use correos to send some stuff ahead to Ivar for my next Camino venture before I go on on holidays in Europe.

 

[domigee]

It’s a different story for some of you who come from so far and plan on doing ‘touristy’ things afterwards....
I am next door to Spain (well, 2 hours away, by plane).
I can just load my backpack with a few things....
It is a different story indeed
Buen Camino

 

[trecile]

It’s a different story for some of you who come from so far and plan on doing ‘touristy’ things afterwards....
I am next door to Spain (well, 2 hours away, by plane).
I can just load my backpack with a few things....
It is a different story indeed
Buen Camino

For each of my Caminos I have brought a suitcase with my pre and post Camino travel clothes. The first year I left it with a friend in Madrid. Last year I used Express Bouricott to have it sent from St Jean to Santiago. Their service was very easy to use. This year I walked the Norte, so I sent my suitcase to Ivar using Correos.