The current restrictions on travel are very strict. All travel options are available but only for necessary travel as we mentioned before. Once travelers are in Spain there are certain measures they will have to take at least until the 1st of July:
Under the current restrictions due to the Covid-19 virus, travelers arriving in Spain from other countries must observe a 14-day quarantine. During the quarantine period, travelers must remain in their accommodations, leaving only for the following activities:
a) Obtaining food, pharmaceutical products and other basic necessities
b) Going to medical centres and getting healthcare services.
c) Evacuation due to force majeure or other exceptional situations.
They will be required to wear face masks in all such movements.
All travel agencies, tour operators and transport companies are required to inform their customers of the current measures before they can legally sell tickets destined for Spain.
You should also keep in mind that, once in Spain:
- Safety masks are required
- Public and private passenger transport have been reduced temporarily
- Retail businesses may provide their services in home delivery only. Depending on which phase the region you are visiting is in, restaurants, bars, etc. may be open to the public or not. Keep reading to find out what phase the area of Spain you are interested in is currently under.
- Entertainment, cultural, artistic, sports and similar venues must remain closed until further notice.
- Hotels and tourist accommodation remain closed to the general public, but
- Accommodation is available to security forces, maintenance workers, healthcare workers, etc. as well as other groups.
- If everything goes as planned, and tourism picks up again after July 1st, there will be specific restrictions and precautions in that scenario.