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Coming over on Wednesday. How is it looking in Corralejo, I am expecting it to be a lot quieter. Like the UK probably lost
a few favourite haunts. Last minute booking with Ryanair as original flights with Jet2 cancelled. Didn't have time to get euro.
Are change shops still open for business. Anything , apart from the wearing of masks should I be aware of?
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Here is a recent video by JP in Fuerteventura filmed in Corralejo last week. 

https://youtu.be/kt3dbJuNf_g


Tom.
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(28-09-2020, 10:24 PM)bookman451 Wrote: Didn't have time to get euro.
Are change shops still open for business. Anything , apart from the wearing of masks should I be aware of?

Cards should be preferred these days anyway, no? They made some noise earlier in the year about paying with card where possible, but I don't know how enforced that is. 

I would recommend getting a Revolut card if you visit often and don't have a Spanish bank account. Too late for this trip, of course, but I imagine cash will be increasingly less desirable over the next couple of yeas, and it would be one headache solved.
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(29-09-2020, 08:39 AM)Sam Wrote: If you desperately need cash, you can get Euro at the airport exchange - book online at very competitive prices. Don't just walk in, you'll be a victim of daytime robbery - the exchange rates are disgusting.

Had no idea this was a thing! Do you mean the airport at home or in Fuerte, Sam?
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