Los Barrios Night severn

Not in so much of a hurry this morning as we only had a 3 hour journey to Carlos office (the travel agent famous for supplying tickets to Morocco). We left at around 10:30am and were enjoying the dual carriageway of the A66 that goes from the north to the south of Spain. It makes for easier driving whilst having the cruise control set.

We pulled up at Carlos office just before 1pm and proceeded to purchase an open return ticket at a cost of €250. The sailing is booked for 2:30pm tomorrow. We then asked if we could meet with the vet later to obtain a health certificate for Tucker which is needed to “export” him from Spain. An appointment was set for 4:30pm at Carlos office.

We waited out the remaining time in the car park next to Mercadona. The Vet turned up on time and started to complete the paperwork informing us that we didn’t need to visit the government office (PIF) unlike in 2024 as it was all handled on line.

We then thought that we would top up the LPG tank and a splash of fuel so that this was one less job to do in the morning. We came back to the supermarket car park for our overnight stay.

Later in the evening the Vet called on WhatsApp requesting a copy of the document we obtained when landing in Spain. We never got such a document. Instead I was able to send him a copy of the export certificate from 2024 and that seemed to satisfy him. Lets hope we get the new document through email in the morning.

Tomorrow we will spend some time doing some last minute shopping before making our way to the port all being well.