"Please reviewhttps://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/notices/covid-1/coronavirus-grenada for the most up to date entry protocols, testing and quarantine requirements. This is critical as many destinations may require vaccinations and/or testing prior to, at arrival and/or during your clients stay in addition to requiring the purchase of supplemental country specific travel insurance. Some destinations also require clients be in possession of a pre-travel authorization at departure. Also, please re-verify entry requirements prior to client departure. Classic Vacations is not responsible for possible denied entry or mandatory quarantine due to improper documentation.

COVID-19 Arrival to Grenada - Travel Protocols
These guidelines are in place based on Grenada’s Ministry of Health (MOH) protocols to ensure a safe
environment for all.

Please visit https://covid19.gov.gd/ to become familiar with arrival protocols in Grenada at this time.

Government of Grenada has removed the quarantine requirement for entry into Grenada, effective Monday 15 Nov 2021, for fully vaccinated travellers.

Therefore arrival into Grenada looks like the below:
• Negative PCR test 3 Days before arrival - when to test
• Soon the current Travel Authorization Application will be replaced with a short (and automated) Health Declaration Form. More details on this to follow.
• Guests will be antigen tested upon arrival in Grenada. Results will return in 10 minutes.
• No Quarantine. Upon confirming a negative result, guests are free to move around the island.
In addition to the above, we are happy to advise that the current curfew has been rolled back from 9pm to 12 midnight which will facilitate full dinner service at all restaurants in Grenada, as well as a return of nightlife.


Before Arrival
• Please apply for Travel Authorization - this has a US$50 fee per person which covers the cost of your arrival PCR test. This can be paid for here at https://pay.gov.gd/
• An arrival PCR test will be taken for all guests over 5 years with results within 48 hours following which guestsare free from quarantine once advised by Ministry of Health.

Children 13 years and under are treated the same as their vaccinated travelling companions in terms of PCR
tests and quarantine.
Children aged 14 to 18 years may travel to Grenada with vaccinated adults and the entire party must
quarantine for 7 days. A PCR test will be taken on day 5 after arrival with results returned within 48 hours by
Ministry of Health.


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