If you’re planning to travel to Greece, here’s what you’ll need to know and expect if you want to visit during the Covid-19 pandemic.
What you need to know
Greece is still open to all tourists without the need for proof of vaccine status.
What’s on offer ?
Ancient monuments, myriad islands, spectacular beaches and vast mountains.
Greece attracts millions of visitors each year looking for a sunny seaside escape, or a history-focused trip exploring its long and storied past.
Its popular resorts are perfect for partying during the summer, but there’s plenty of space to get away from the crowds, and outside of summer season you’ll often find yourself the only tourist around.
Who can go?
What are the restrictions?
Some rules about wearing masks indoors remain in place, including on public transport.
Any visitors who develop Covid while in the country will need to quarantine in their hotel for a minimum of five days.
What can visitors expect?
Most places in Greece are now open, with unrestricted access to most venues including restaurants, bars, museums and theaters. As of June 1, masks are no longer required in indoor public spaces but remain a requirement on public transport including buses, trains and ferries.
