Travel updates for transition through Spain

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I’m hoping to be heading south soon and I’m struggling to find information on travelling through Spain. So I thought I’d start this thread so anybody with ACTUAL EXPERIENCE of transiting through Spain since the 1st October 2020
ie
route taken?
places stopped overnight?
any police stops?
any other issues?

post any information here to help me and others and it keeps it all in one thread.


Thank you all.
 
There are no restrictions on entering or travelling in Spain if travelling overland. If you enter by air expect a temperature check and a form to fill in.

 
Ive seen the gov website but I asked for ACTUAL EXPERIENCE as I have heard about transit restrictions through the northern areas due to COVID.
 
Ive seen the gov website but I asked for ACTUAL EXPERIENCE as I have heard about transit restrictions through the northern areas due to COVID.
I think the FCO have actual experience and they also gather reports from travellers. Only trying to be helpful. :)
 
Just now Sanchez has spoken.

The Government decrees the state of alarm to impose a curfew from 23 to 6 hours and each community may prohibit travel between regions


edit. Sorry boringfrog you beat me to it
 
Ive seen the gov website but I asked for ACTUAL EXPERIENCE as I have heard about transit restrictions through the northern areas due to COVID.
Look at N332 on line,,BUSBY.
 
We have been moving about Spain for the last 6 weeks, absolutely no problem and welcome everywhere.
You are obviously not going to the Hotspots,Madrid etc but you really don’t need to especially the people that are heading for the Costa for a bit of warmth.
 
We landed Santander from Portsmouth on 15th October, drove south on A66, one overnight stop in Salamamca and one in Zafra, then into Portugal via Ayamonte. This was by car though, stopping in hotels overnight. Ate out locally, masks worn unless seated to eat and drink. No problems at all. Passenger locator form collected by Brittany ferries staff at Santander on disembarking. Now in Cabanas in an apartment for the winter.

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no problem travelling along the coast from 20th Sept to Roses down so far to Los Alcazares today

Roads lovely and quiet and nothing sinister. to report at all
 
We landed Santander from Portsmouth on 15th October, drove south on A66, one overnight stop in Salamamca and one in Zafra, then into Portugal via Ayamonte. This was by car though, stopping in hotels overnight. Ate out locally, masks worn unless seated to eat and drink. No problems at all. Passenger locator form collected by Brittany ferries staff at Santander on disembarking. Now in Cabanas in an apartment for the winter.
Is the campsite at cabanas open and are they doing any deals.
Laurie.
 
The trouble is, the Spain we travelled through at the begining of October is not the same Spain as now. Restrictions are changing by the week. We came in via the Somport Tunnel, I believe now if we did that we would have to drive through a restricted area.

You really will have to do your homework right up to the day of travel.
 
Ironside - which route did you take? and did you use the tolls? Are you able to stay overnight at Estella Lizzara?

Thanks

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Thanks for the up-to-date info -is Estella in the Navarre region?
 
Yes it is 👍 1 other van here.
 
Is the campsite at cabanas open and are they doing any deals.
Laurie.

These are last winters prices but I don't think they have changed.

Monthly deals inc 16 amp electricity.
Small 6x7m pitch.........€330
2 small..12 x7m..............€365
3 small 18x7m................€440
Large 6x15/16m.............€400

very quiet at the moment.

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These are last winters prices but I don't think they have changed.

Monthly deals inc 16 amp electricity.
Small 6x7m pitch.........€330
2 small..12 x7m..............€365
3 small 18x7m................€440
Large 6x15/16m.............€400

very quiet at the moment.
Sorry to jump on here, which campsite is this ?
 
Land borders with Spain remain open at the weekend
in News · 27-10-2020 18:14:00 · 0 Comments
Land borders with Spain remain open at the weekend

Internal Affairs Minister Eduardo Cabrita said on 27 October that the land borders with Spain would not be closed over the coming weekend when restrictions on movement between municipalities are imposed.
"Non-resident citizens should come to Portugal only and exclusively for this framework of authorised movement: work, health care, and study if necessary," Cabrita explained to journalists.
Last Thursday, the Council of Ministers approved a resolution banning movement between different municipalities to avoid the spread of Covid-19, between 00:00 on 30 October and 6am on 3 November, but has exceptions and the end of the ban was brought forward from 11.59pm.

 
Ironside - safe onward journey today (y)

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Long drive today stopped in Portugal Vilar Fomoso Aire €8 with electric.
Going to find a site tomorrow for a week let the festival lockdown happen before we travel towards the coast 🤞
Any bother travelling? The FB page N332 says the Navarra region is closed
 
None at all stopped for fuel normal mask and hand sanitiser job, not a single road closed all the way.
 
This is why we headed straight through to Portugal today 👍

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