In this blog post, we share with you information on what are the current Covid measures related to entering Greece.

From May 1st, life in Greece is slowly returning to normal.

**This means that from May 1st, all tourists coming to Greece will not have to show the EU green certificate when entering the country, and the measure of showing the Covid-pass for entering the facilities will also be abolished from May

Mega Portokali beach we have described in detail here, but we would like to add few more words from our personal experience.

Color of the sea and the environment are making this beach, for us, the most beautiful beach in Halkidiki. As we are going down from the parking (main road) trough the coniferous forest, we always stay breathless when we see the sea. Why? Because of the unreal shades of

Thassos - an island that we wish in the winter, when the summer is far away, and the green and blue colors have long disappeared from our surroundings, so everything is black or white and something in between - gray. And then paintings of Thassos start their performance - colors and scents are mixed up, and memories come - sandy beaches, turquoise sea, fragrant pine forests, stunning sunsets on the

Since May 1, life in Greece has slowly returned to normal.

**This means that from May 1, all tourists coming to Greece will not have to show an EU green certificate when entering the country, nor will they have a negative test, and the measure of showing a Covid-pass for entering the facilities will also be abolished. May 1, while the action of mandatory wearing of masks indoors will be valid

As of March 15th 2022 the PLF form has been abolished, so you are not obliged to fill it in before entering Greece.

Since May 1, life in Greece has returned to normal.
This means that from May 1, all tourists coming to Greece will not have to show an EU green certificate when entering the country, nor will they have a negative test, and the measure of showing a Covid-pass for