Travel Restrictions Update for Puerto Rico as of September 12, 2020

🚩 The executive order (EO2020-066) of 10 Sep 2020 will be in effect 12 September through 02 October, 2020 – The executive order can be modified or extended, so double check the latest updates before making any plans.

🏠 Island wide curfew is from 10pm until 5am
😷 Masks covering mouth & nose, as well as social distancing, are required in public, there is $100 fine for not wearing mask
🏖️ Beaches are open 7 days/week. Masks required when not in the water. 6′ minimum distance between groups on the beach
🍽️ Restaurants may be open 7 days/week at 50% capacity
🍺 Alcohol sales permitted 7 days/week until 10pm
🛒 Stores/businesses and banks may be open 7 days/week at 50% capacity
🏋 Casinos, gyms, and movie theaters may be open at 25% capacity
Group sports and and group exercise activities are not allowed.

🏊 Pools and common areas in hotels/resorts may be open at 25% capacity
🍺 Bars and clubs remain closed
⛴️ Marinas may open. Boats are not allowed with 15 feet of each other.
Ferries to Vieques & Culebra will be limited to residents & emergency personnel only.
🌳 El Yunque National Forest is open, but reservations are required for entry

Travel Guide for Hiking Juan Diego Creek in El Yunque Rainforest, Puerto Rico

⚠️ All travelers arriving in Puerto Rico are required to submit a travel declaration with contact tracing info, & proof of a negative COVID-19 molecular-based (PCR) test. See the See the PR Government Travel Safe site – https://travelsafe.pr.gov/ for details, and to submit your contact tracing information

Arrival information for airport at San Juan – https://www.sjuinsider.com/

Filmed on location at Bottles Restaurant – http://www.bottlespr.com/

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