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[QUOTE="Skandinaviangirl, post: 472814, member: 50176"] Hi Sander! I'm Danish too. :) I walked the Camino in 2015 when I was 20. We flew from Billund to Paris and from Paris to Biarritz, although my (now) fiance and I stayed in Paris for some days since he has family in France (and it was actually also the cheapest solution). From Biarritz we drove with - and what's her name? - Carolines Taxi I think. But it's not Caroline... Anyone who remembers her name? Anyway it was a cheap way to travel directly from the airport to Saint Jean. She pickes up pilgrims at the airport and drives them to Saint Jean. Although she double booked and actually there weren't room for us, so she had to call a regular taxa for help. She paid the difference though, so it was nice service and still cheap! I would recommend you plan ahead and book a room at a hotel or at a albergue some time before you go. We did not know it was necessary, so we spent hours finding a place to sleep. Eventually we found a "nice" old lady who rent us a room for 60 euro, where the bed almost collapsed beneath us and there was no heat. It got pretty cold. Analbergue is usually 7-15 euros pr night. Anyway I wish you held og lykke and buen camino! Ultreia et suseisa! EDIT: it was express bourricot taxi we used. [/QUOTE]
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