Sadlerfin
Member
Anyone with any thoughts or knowledge on the CI's being open to Visiting yachts this summer?
Just planning a June couple of weeks away.
Thanks
Just planning a June couple of weeks away.
Thanks
CI this summer ?
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madabouttheboat
Well-known member
I have a friend in Guernsey who I am waiting to visit. He tells me that there is still 14 day quarantine for arrivals with no end date announced.
longjohnsilver
Well-known member
Jersey has a traffic light system but everywhere is red at present. You just need to go on their website for updates. From what we’ve been told I suspect Jersey is more likely to open up as opposed to Guernsey.
guernseyman
Well-known member
From the Guernsey government website:
"Anyone wishing to travel between 22 March 2021 and 30 April 2021 will currently be subject to a mandatory 14 days of self-isolation on arrival in the Bailiwick.
Non-essential travel on or after 30 April 2021 will be subject to border controls based on country/region categorisations. These will determine the self-isolation requirements.
If you are travelling from an area with very low prevalence rates of COVID-19 this could mean that you are required to provide a test on or before arrival and be subject to passive follow up restrictions until you get another negative test result after a test on day 7."
Currently the Harbour Authority is sympathetic to mariners requiring a port of refuge. You should communicate well in advance of arrival. You would doubtless be advised not to attempt to land.
Similarly I believe it is ok to anchor (not in the harbour), but not to land. Havelet, next door to the Harbour, is monitored by our Border Agency.
"Anyone wishing to travel between 22 March 2021 and 30 April 2021 will currently be subject to a mandatory 14 days of self-isolation on arrival in the Bailiwick.
Non-essential travel on or after 30 April 2021 will be subject to border controls based on country/region categorisations. These will determine the self-isolation requirements.
If you are travelling from an area with very low prevalence rates of COVID-19 this could mean that you are required to provide a test on or before arrival and be subject to passive follow up restrictions until you get another negative test result after a test on day 7."
Currently the Harbour Authority is sympathetic to mariners requiring a port of refuge. You should communicate well in advance of arrival. You would doubtless be advised not to attempt to land.
Similarly I believe it is ok to anchor (not in the harbour), but not to land. Havelet, next door to the Harbour, is monitored by our Border Agency.
Bathdave
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Jersey has a traffic light system for arrivals
you need a PCR test on arrival, (day 0) day 5 and day 10 ..tests are free and provided at the harbour
as of today all of Uk is red so you need to isolate till clear result on day 10 ...so effectively you are required to isolate on your boat till day 11
as of 26 April Uk will be reclassified regionally
if you arrive from a green region, you will be free to move around after a negative day 0 test
as things currently stand most of UK would be classified as green but the status will be set on 19 April and reviewed weekly thereafter
you are required to preregister arrival on line, including where you have been in previous 14 days
marinas and harbours check on you by radio as you approach
Government of Jersey
you need a PCR test on arrival, (day 0) day 5 and day 10 ..tests are free and provided at the harbour
as of today all of Uk is red so you need to isolate till clear result on day 10 ...so effectively you are required to isolate on your boat till day 11
as of 26 April Uk will be reclassified regionally
if you arrive from a green region, you will be free to move around after a negative day 0 test
as things currently stand most of UK would be classified as green but the status will be set on 19 April and reviewed weekly thereafter
you are required to preregister arrival on line, including where you have been in previous 14 days
marinas and harbours check on you by radio as you approach
Government of Jersey
Giblets
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longjohnsilver
Well-known member
So Guernsey is still no go.
Iliade
Well-known member
The moment free travel is allowed, I'm planning to walk there. Across the foredecks of course ;0)
Kwik Decision
Active member
I'm on the Guernsey tourist board mailing list, and the note they emailed last week said they were hoping to welcome tourists from 1st July. It was clear that this is by no means certain though.
