luggage and shuttle service

There are two choices:

1. Use the Spanish postal service, Correos. You can now arrange everything online instead of telephoning them - see the link below:

http://www.elcaminoconcorreos.com/en/rucksack-transfer

note that a rucksack transfer also includes a suitcase.

You can do everything in advance for the whole journey - € 20 Euros, or book each transfer for € 5.

The luggage cannot exceed 20kg.

There is one major wrinkle in that if you stay in a municipal hostel, Correos does not transport there, and so you may need to pick the luggage up at the local branch of Correos, which may not be nearby (e.g. Hospital de Bruma). You either need to be staying at a private hostel or hotel.

But, the transfers are efficient (you need to have everything ready by 9am and they deliver by 5pm) and like magic, when you arrive, you bag is there when you arrive.

2. Arrange a trip with a tour company, where that tour company will transfer your luggage. The tour company will book the hotel (sometimes with meals provided), arrange a credencial and transfer luggage.

Examples of such companies are Follow the Camino, Camino Ways, Macs Adventures and Tee Travel (who are actually the local, on the ground company that foreign companies cooperate with). Using a company like this is more expensive, but it means everything is arranged for by someone else. You are though fixed for a schedule that binds you, although the Ingles is only a 5 or 6 day walk

http://www.elcaminoconcorreos.com/en/rucksack-transfer - it seems they do not transfer luggage from A Coruna (their service is only from Ferrol). Does anyone have any other suggestions of luggage transfer (1 x 20kg suitcase).

Besides transfer for the luggage you also need to have a person transported, or did I get the question wrong?

Luggage transfer companies are usually not licensed to transport people, so on the inglés your best bet is probably to take taxis.

Thanks

Anamya said:

Besides transfer for the luggage you also need to have a person transported, or did I get the question wrong?

Luggage transfer companies are usually not licensed to transport people, so on the inglés your best bet is probably to take taxis.

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I am actually walking the Camino with day rucksack but need my suitcase transported to accommodation each day for 3 days.

OP - All the information you require is in Peb's post. Cameroni, It sounds like you are planning long k days; the only thing I would say is don't underestimate the downhill sections and why the rush, consider taking 4 days

Hi, I used correos last year to transfer a large bag I was using for after Camino travel. They picked up in A Coruña and transported to Meson Do Vento (near Hospital de Bruma) and the next day to Santiago even though both stages were longer than 25km. Cost was still €20, although only for 2 days, but still a bargain.
May be worth an email to paqmochila@correos.com to see if you can sort out a transfer that way if Coruna not available via their website.