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suggest you ghange some here for euros and take travellers cheques. DON'T change money on the streets but always use the hotel bureu de changes.
carrowcrin100
Change it in your local bank,
terryrydr
i GO TO sPAIN 2-3 TIMES A YEAR I CHANGE£100 OVER HERE TO SEE ME THROUGH A COUPLE OF DAYS THE CHANGE THE REST OVER THERE AS I NEED IT. I HAVE ALWAYS GOT A LITTLE BETTER RATE OVER THERE
halifaxed
Carry £25 in Euros cash. Take your bank debit card provided your bank does not charge for using cashpoints abroad. Travellers' cheques can be expensive if you want to take £1,000 or more as they take a commission for issuing them and the overseas bank also charges a commission for exchanging sterling into Euros. Otherwise, as others have already answered above, you will at least know what you are getting if you change money here.
aasweet
The rates r better in your country, better u change some from ur country, in case it gets finished then u can change from there or u can go with money usually used like dolars or Euros.
Tinkerbell Blue
Probably better here, I've just came back from Tenerife and saw no better deals abroad, but its upto you, I don't know!
lollward
you can change it for free at the post office, and get it changed back to pounds for free too.
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