SPAIN COVID-19 REGULATIONS - BWA Yachting

SPAIN COVID-19 REGULATIONS

                        Updated Restrictions for Christmas & New Year:
                                 Date: 23rd of December 2021

 “COVID PASSPORT”
 In many places in Spain, it is now compulsory to show your “Covid Passport” before
 you are allowed to enter bars, restaurants, clubs, concerts, gyms, and leisure/sports
 facilities etc.

 A “Covid Passport” can be any of the following:
    - A recognized vaccine certificate (e.g. EU Certificate & QR Code).
    - An official certificate showing that you have recovered from COVID-19 within the
      last 6 months.
    - A negative test results certificate (PCR valid for 72 hours, Antigen valid for 48
      hours).

 Digital or Hard copy & ID
   - You can download your QR code/Certificate on your phone or carry a paper
       copy with you.
   - You must also carry your ID to be checked against the certificate so that they
       can verify it is yours (passport / national ID card).

Regional Rules:
 The rules may vary slightly depending on the region you are in, for example in the
 Balearics and Valencia the Covid Passport is only needed in venues with a capacity
 of 50 people or more, whereas in Catalunya it is necessary regardless of capacity.
 We recommend that carry your certificates and ID with you everywhere just in case.

 Fines: Venues that do not comply with the new measures may be fined up to 60,000€
 so they will be taking it very seriously.

Disclaimer: Information found on this guide has been compiled from a variety of sources and is subject to change at any time and without notice from
BWA Yachting. While BWA Yachting strives to maintain accurate information, BWA Yachting makes no representation or warranty and assumes no liability
for damages incurred directly or indirectly as a result of errors, omissions or discrepancies.

SPAIN COVID-19 REGULATIONS

 MASKS: Indoors & Outdoors from 24th December 2021
 The Spanish government has announced that it will be compulsory to wear masks
 both indoors and outdoors in public places from Christmas Eve.
 Exceptions:
      • Children under 6 years old.
      • Whilst doing sport outdoors (e.g. jogging).
      • In open, natural spaces such as the mountains or on the beach.

                                                 REGIONAL RESTRICTIONS

Please see the following section for the latest regional restrictions for:

- Andalusia: Cádiz, Málaga, Marbella
- The Balearic Islands: Formentera, Ibiza, Mallorca, Menorca
- The Canary Islands: Gran Canaria, Tenerife
- Catalonia: Barcelona, Tarragona, Vilanova
- Murcia: Cartagena
- Valencia: Valencia

PLEASE NOTE:
The regional restrictions are being constantly reviewed and updated in response to the
evolution of the pandemic on a local level. Therefore, the measures in the following
notes may change. If you have any doubts, please don’t hesitate to contact us:
Spain@bwayachting.com

Disclaimer: Information found on this guide has been compiled from a variety of sources and is subject to change at any time and without notice from
BWA Yachting. While BWA Yachting strives to maintain accurate information, BWA Yachting makes no representation or warranty and assumes no liability
for damages incurred directly or indirectly as a result of errors, omissions or discrepancies.

SPAIN COVID-19 REGULATIONS

Andalusia:
Cádiz (Level 0)
Málaga (Level 1)
Marbella (Level 1)

Latest update from 17th December

Covid-19 Passport: Necessary to access hospitality & leisure venues.

Curfew: no curfew.

Hospitality & Nightlife: As per licenses and local authority rules.

The Balearic Islands:
Ibiza (Level 2)
Mallorca (Level 3)

Latest update: measures in place until 24th January 2022)

Covid-19 Passport: Necessary to access hospitality & leisure venues.

Curfew & Social Gatherings: currently no curfew or limits.

Hospitality:
- Must show Covid-19 Passport to access venues (in Ibiza, only places with a capacity
of over 50 people).
- Capacity & timetable as per the venue’s licence.

Nightlife:
- Must show Covid-19 Passport to access venues regardless of capacity.
- 60% capacity indoors
- Timetable as per the venue’s licence.

Disclaimer: Information found on this guide has been compiled from a variety of sources and is subject to change at any time and without notice from
BWA Yachting. While BWA Yachting strives to maintain accurate information, BWA Yachting makes no representation or warranty and assumes no liability
for damages incurred directly or indirectly as a result of errors, omissions or discrepancies.

SPAIN COVID-19 REGULATIONS

Canary Islands:
Gran Canaria (Level 3)
Tenerife (Level 3)

Restrictions from 18th – 30th December

Covid-19 Passport: Necessary to access hospitality & leisure venues.

Curfew: no curfew.

Social Gatherings: Max. 6 people or more if cohabitants (max. 10 on 24th/25th at
home)

Hospitality & Nightlife:
- All bars, restaurants, clubs, and entertainment venues etc must close by 2am.
- 75% capacity outdoors & 40% capacity indoors.
- Max. 6 people per table

Shops & Businesses: limited capacity

Catalonia (Barcelona, Tarragona, Vilanova…)
Restrictions from 24th December (for 14 days)

Covid-19 Passport: Necessary to access hospitality & leisure venues.

Curfew: 1am – 6am. It is not permitted to be out in public from 1am-6am.

Social Gatherings: Max. 10 people (or more if cohabitants).

Hospitality & Nightlife:
- Late night bars, clubs and entertainment venues will be closed.
- All bars, restaurants etc must close by 1am.
- 50% capacity.
- Max. 10 people per table, tables spaced at least 1.5m apart (interior/exterior)

Shops & Businesses: Limited capacity.

Disclaimer: Information found on this guide has been compiled from a variety of sources and is subject to change at any time and without notice from
BWA Yachting. While BWA Yachting strives to maintain accurate information, BWA Yachting makes no representation or warranty and assumes no liability
for damages incurred directly or indirectly as a result of errors, omissions or discrepancies.

SPAIN COVID-19 REGULATIONS
Murcia (Cartagena)

Last updated 23rd December

Covid-19 Passport: Necessary to access hospitality & leisure venues.

Curfew: All non-essential activities must stop/close at 1am.

Hospitality & Nightlife:
- All bars, restaurants, clubs, and entertainment venues etc must close by 1am.
- Max. 30% capacity indoors & 100% capacity outdoors.
- Covid-19 Passport compulsory to access interior of hospitality venues, and both the
interior and exterior of “nightlife” venues (late-night bars/clubs).

Shops & Businesses: Limited capacity.

Valencia

Restrictions from 4th December

Covid-19 Passport: Necessary to access hospitality & leisure venues.

Curfew: no curfew.

Hospitality & Nightlife:
- All bars, restaurants, clubs and entertainment venues etc must follow the timetable
permitted by their licence.
- Max. 10 people per table

Disclaimer: Information found on this guide has been compiled from a variety of sources and is subject to change at any time and without notice from
BWA Yachting. While BWA Yachting strives to maintain accurate information, BWA Yachting makes no representation or warranty and assumes no liability
for damages incurred directly or indirectly as a result of errors, omissions or discrepancies.