Meetings in a private setting, up to a maximum of four people, may be between non-cohabitants | PCR will no longer be necessary for inter-island travel
This Friday the extraordinary measures of Holy Week 2021 end. After the Government of the Canary Islands decreed a series of restrictions for the period between March 26 and April 9, from this Saturday the provisions for each level of alert. Among the most substantial, the limitations in meetings in the private sphere and the possibility of making inter-island trips without presenting a negative result in an active diagnostic test (PDIA).
For alert level 3, in which Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura will continue for at least one more week, there will be no variations regarding the limitation of freedom of movement at night (from 22:00 to 6:00); nor in the number of people who can be found in the private sphere and in public spaces (maximum of four). The only exchange that will take place in this regard from this Saturday, April 10, is that people who do not live together can meet in private spaces as long as the number stipulated for this level is not exceeded.
In the hotel and restaurant industry there will be no variation whatsoever in the capital islands and Fuerteventura. And it is that the interiors will remain closed and will have to continue dispatching a maximum of four people (unless they are living together) at the tables located on the terraces, reduced to 50% of their total capacity. For its part, the closing of the premises will have to be before 22:00.
Despite the fact that it is no longer mandatory to present a negative active diagnostic test (PDIA) for inter-island trips, it will be necessary to duly justify the trips originating from or going to Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura, islands at alert level 3.
In physical activity everything will remain as it has been until now. Sports practice will be allowed indoors as long as 33% of the capacity and four people (including the monitor) are not exceeded; the safety distance can be maintained; and use a mask
Visiting the Isla de Lobos will be allowed when the safety distance can be maintained; and use a mask
Where there will be substantial changes from this Saturday, in the rest of the islands.
Level 1: La Palma, La Gomera and El Hierro
The curfew passes from 23:00 to 00:00 (until 6:00). Therefore, the limitation of free movement of people will remain as it was until last March 25. The maximum capacity in public or private spaces will go from four to 10 people, except cohabitants. This number will be the maximum allowed in restaurants and hotels. Meanwhile, it will be a maximum of six indoors. It will also be dispatched at the bar up to a maximum of four people.
As far as sports activity is concerned, there will be no changes with respect to what is stipulated for Easter. That is, it can be carried out with a maximum of 10 people per group, including the monitor if the distance of two meters cannot be maintained. The maximum outdoor capacity will be 100%, while 75% for each indoor room. The federated activity will continue to be regulated in the same way.
Level 2: Lanzarote and La Graciosa
Despite a glimpse from the regional Executive of a change in level for the islands of Lanzarote and La Graciosa, the latest data, together with the principles applied by the Government in its management of the pandemic, have advocated maintaining the restrictions in force since March. Therefore, the curfew will be from 23:00 to 6:00.
The maximum capacity in public or private spaces will go from four to six people, except cohabitants. This number will be the maximum allowed in restaurants and hotels. Meanwhile, it will be a maximum of four indoors. It will also be dispatched in the bar up to a maximum of two people.
As far as sports activity is concerned, there will be no changes with respect to what is stipulated for Easter. That is, it can be carried out with a maximum of six people per group, including the monitor if the distance of two meters cannot be maintained. The maximum outdoor capacity will be 75%, while 50% for each indoor room. The federated activity will continue to be regulated in the same way.
Bibliography:
Crisis del coronavirus: Restricciones en las Islas Canarias (eldia.es)
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