When it comes to planning a summer holiday, Greece is usually near the top of the list for Brits. However, the coronavirus pandemic and resulting travel restrictions have proved such a headache that many haven't bothered over the previous two years.
Fortunately, Greece has now axed all covid rules and restrictions just in time for summer. According to the UK government website, all those travelling to Greece from the UK no longer need to provide proof of vaccination. READ MORE: Brits urged to check passports ahead of Monday deadline amid 10-week delays Here is the latest advice from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office at the time of publication.
It’s always worth checking the latest updates before you travel. It is mandatory to wear a mask in all indoor public spaces, in all areas of Greece.
In certain areas, such as in supermarkets and pharmacies, and on public transport, you will be required to wear either double masks (at least one of which should be surgical), or an N95/FFP2 mask.