getting mail! Plz!

[lovedayeve]

I wanna get a mail from my country(Korea, republic of).
I am in Barcelona now, and going to St. jean pied port, the day after tomorrow.
So i cannot get my mail in Barcelona. I should get it in St. so how can i do?
I have no idea how to get mail in St. i have no accommodation there.
should I get one and ask them?
in a hurry.. plz tell me!

 

[Tia Valeria]

Hola Lovedayeve.
If you mean e-mail you can use mail2web on any computer or internet enabled phone. This is a free service although there is a paid for version too.
Go to http://www.mail2web.com - enter your account username and password. You can then read your list of e-mails, choose which to open and also if you need to delete/answer etc. Remember to use the 'log-off' when you have finished.
If you are in an internet cafe (cyber) they can probably print off any mail you need with you.
Buen Camino

 

[sillydoll]

If you want people to post mail to you, it can be done by sending to these address:

[Your name]
Lista de Correos

31080 Pamplona (Navarra)
31100 Puenta la Reina (Navarra)
26080 Logroño (Navarra)
09080 Burgos
24080 León
24700 Astorga (León)
24400 Ponferrada (León)
27600 Sarria (Lugo)
15780 Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña)

 

[nreyn12]

The last advice I got on receiving mail on the Camino was to have the sender write my name like this:

LAST NAME, First Name, PEREGRINA

...and that any given Correos office will hold a letter or parcel for 15 days. Be sure to have your passport with you to collect any items.

Nancy

 

[mspath]

The last advice I got on receiving mail on the Camino was to have the sender write my name like this:

LAST NAME, First Name, PEREGRINA

...and that any given Correos office will hold a letter or parcel for 15 days. Be sure to have your passport with you to collect any items.

Nancy

And be sure that your name is written EXACTLY as it appears on your national passport not your pilgrim passport or credential. No nicknames or abbreviations accepted.

Margaret