Shipping carry-on to Santiago

[gregorypaul]

Buen Camino,
I’m trying to figure out how to get my carry-on, shipped to Casa Ivar ( I need 45 days of storage ), from SJPP.
Express Bourricot wants to piece meal it to Santiago, really NOT great.
“Mailing” it from France to Spain I’m told isn’t easy( I’m wondering why; they’re both EU )
Any suggestions?!
Thanx in Advance!

 

[dick bird]

Mailing it might be expensive, but it shouldn’t be difficult. I have mailed extra stuff from Spain and didn’t have any big hassles. The correos supply boxes you can use to pack your gear in.

 

[Bradypus]

Mailing it might be expensive, but it shouldn’t be difficult. I have mailed extra stuff from Spain and didn’t have any big hassles. The correos supply boxes you can use to pack your gear in.

I think @gregorypaul's problem is that he is NOT mailing stuff from Spain - he is mailing it from France to Spain.

 

[trecile]

Buen Camino,
I’m trying to figure out how to get my carry-on, shipped to Casa Ivar ( I need 45 days of storage ), from SJPP.
Express Bourricot wants to piece meal it to Santiago, really NOT great.
“Mailing” it from France to Spain I’m told isn’t easy( I’m wondering why; they’re both EU )
Any suggestions?!
Thanx in Advance!

Express Bourricot will ship it straight to Santiago, but not to Casa Ivar. They contract with Loop Inn in Santiago for luggage storage. It's actually very convenient because they have 24/7 reception so you can pick it up at your convenience. I have used their service twice, and it's great.

Direct transport If you have a second suitcase, backpack, a bike box, or some stuff that you won’t need during your walk from St Jean Pied De Port to Santiago? Give them to us and you will find them after 800 kms! We will take them for you to Santiago de Compostella.

LUGGAGE TRANSPORT - Express Bourricot

www.expressbourricot.com

 

[trecile]

As you already have another thread on this topic this one will be closed.