Re: Testpflicht bei Fährfahrt von Insel zu Insel

PS. gerade gefunden, update 20. Mai:
news.gtp.gr/2021/05/12/greece-allows-tra vel-islands-only-covid-19-vaccine-certif icate-negative-test/

NEW UPDATE: Clarifications for ferry travel

For ferry travel, it has been clarified that passengers must have a vaccination certificate or a negative test or a recovery certificate only when traveling from the mainland (e.g. Athens) to the islands. Passengers are also obliged to fill out a pre-boarding health declaration questionnaire prior to boarding a ferry.

Moreover, passengers returning to the mainland (e.g. back to Athens) only have to fill out a pre–boarding questionnaire and do not need to present a negative test or vaccination certificate.

Passengers traveling between islands (e.g. Mykonos to Santorini) are not required to do any of the above.

The pre-boarding health declaration questionnaire is available via ferry operators.

It is noted that no rules apply for travel from the mainland to the islands of Evia, Lefkada and Salamina.