Travelling to Spain: Connectivity Advice Please

How to stay connected in Spain

[jpjones]

I'm travelling to Spain and want to stay connected (periodically) to the net. I've got a modem, network (the hotel claims to provide a PC connection), and Orange High Speed data card in the laptop. Anyone have any advice on which ISP to use - (preferbly pay as you go) - in Spain in case the hotel's network connection is inaccessible?

Thanks!
JP

[lazerzubb]

There is loads of ISP's in Spain, try doing a search on it at your favourite search engine.

There is a lot of Free ISP'S which you can also use, i would check with Orange what the rate is for data transfers for Spain.

[caine]

The French company Wannado, are one of the biggies ISP in Spain.

[edited by: caine at 3:36 pm (utc) on Jan. 29, 2003]

[Marketing Guy]

Telefonica, Mercury and Spansurf cover at least the Costa del Sol - dont know about the rest of the country.

I think Telefonica and Mercury are reasonable large though.

MG

[martinibuster]

Not sure what you want to do on the net, but they have lots and lots of internet cafes, even in a small town like Cordoba. (Yummy ox-tails!)

Watch out for the gypsies, though. Don't give them a coin, don't let them take your hand. Don't open your mouth. Just walk away.

[Web Footed Newbie]

Ran with the bulls in Pamplona couple a years ago. .
Plenty of internet cafe's (that's how I checked my email)
Good luck
Web Footed Newbie:)

[jpjones]

Thanks for the help guys :)

Ox tails? Errrrgh....

[tbear]

Then of course there's 'Terra' and Arrakis.

[added]If your passing by the Costa Blanca you're welcome to contact me to go for a beer.[/added]