Since the 1st of July 2020, the Spanish Government has established a series of health control measures for anyone who wants to visit Spain including Lanzarote. Regardless of nationality or age:
- In the days before starting your trip, you must fill out the public health form electronically on the website spth.gob.es (available in ES/EN/DE and FR), in order to obtain a personal QR code to be shown at the airport of origin (either printed or on your mobile device).
- On arrival at the airport, your temperature will be taken and if it exceeds 37,5 °C you will be subject to a health assessment.
IN AIRPORTS AND DURING YOUR FLIGHT
In airports and during the entire flight, you must wear your mask, obligatorily and at all times, and follow all the security measures indicated for your own safety and that of all those around you.
We recommend that you check in online, although you should bear in mind that many airlines no longer allow you to carry hand luggage in the cabin, except for a personal bag that fits under your seat.
What should I know before arriving on the island?
During your visit to the island, there are a series of measures that you should know about and strictly respect, for your own health and the health of all of us who live in a unique space like Lanzarote.
Measures that are generally applied
- Social distancing: the interpersonal distance is set at 1.5 metres.
- The use of a mask is compulsory for adults and children over 6 years of age on public roads, in open spaces and in any publically-used enclosed space, or any space that is open to the public, regardless of the maintenance of an interpersonal safety distance of at least 1.5 metres.
- Correct use of the mask is obligatory, covering the nose and mouth completely at all times.
- Frequent hand washing is recommended (using soap and water or hydroalcoholic hand sanitising gel).
- Smoking, the use of tobacco inhalation devices, water pipes, hookahs, shisha or similar devices will not be allowed on public roads and in outdoor spaces, as long as it is not possible to guarantee that an interpersonal safety distance of 2 metres is kept.
Public transportation
- In all forms of public transport, the companies providing the services are obliged to comply with a series of necessary health and hygiene measures.
- Seating is regulated to maintain social distancing.