Trying to purchase caravan sat nav near Malaga, Sp

Have you tried adding another address to your Amazon account rather than changing your main address. I have multiple addresses (for family) on my account, just select delivery address on check out.

Ask TomTom company themselves to supply you. Try help.tomtom.com for starters.

Yes, I can concur with Burgundy's suggestion. I ordered a cool box through Amazon for delivery to a Spanish campsite where I was staying and it arrived within 3 or 4 days.

I assume you tried Co-Pilots free App which I doubt has the same functionality as their full versions? If you just want a stop gap solution until back in the UK, why not subscribe to a months use of Co-Pilot's truck sat nav >here< or even go for the free trial. I have been using their truck sat nav for years without incident.

peedee

Co-pilot isn't free any more but is reasonably priced. I've been using it for a number of years and find it far better than the dedicated Garmin I used to have. I haven't tried the truck version but it gets good reviews.

Thinking outside of the box - continue on the motorway heading west and find a pitch around Marbella and then take a day trip into Gibraltar.  Last time I was there I saw a number of computer type shops who had dedicated caravan/motorhome sat navs in their window.  But it would be a 500 mile round trip ....... In any event I hope you have found a solution.  

Thanks everyone but if I order from Amazon UK they are quoting me £66 Spanish import duty (thanks to Brexit) and £30 delivery as Spain not covered under prime. Yes I tried Co-pilot for a year and it took me up several very unsuitable country lanes, ok in towns but not for Spanish rural roads😰.

Yes I tried Co-pilot for a year and it took me up several very unsuitable country lanes, ok in towns but not for Spanish rural roads😰

Was that with the truck version?

peedee

I ordered through Amazon Spain and the consignment, when it arrived, actually originated from Portugal although I never had any dealings with a Portuguese company.

You can set your road preferences which will reduce (although maybe not eliminate) this problem. I always run through the route on a paper map before implicitly trusting it anyway.