New rules for beaches in Greece

By 3 years ago
*Image Credit: Mayor of Glyfada Giorgos Papanikolaou

Greece has introduced new measures for some of its most popular beaches.

In a bid to enhance safety for those visiting its glimmering crystal-clear waters that sparkle in the sunshine, authorities have instated specific rules:

  • Beach umbrellas and sun loungers must be placed at least four metres apart
  • Beach umbrellas and sun loungers must also undergo regular disinfection
  • Staff must wear face masks at all times in public, and undergo COVID-19 testing before working
  • Music is not allowed to be played at a high volume

Beachgoers are not required to wear a face mask while swimming or sunbaking.

Blue Flag 2021: Greece in second place with 545 beaches awarded

545 beaches throughout Greece were awarded with a “Blue Flag.”

In fact, Greece ranked second in the world among 49 countries, while holding 13.5% of the total award-winning coastline.

At the same time, beyond the Greek coasts, there are also 16 marinas along with six tourist boats that were distinguished for this year.

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Antonia Komarkowski