Conditions of access to tourist establishments in the Canary Islands approved in the BOC on June 2 by the Government of the Canary Islands:

National and international travelers who come from a country / zone of risk and who intend to travel to the islands, must present, as follows:

1. Test for the diagnosis of active infection by COVID-19 with a negative result carried out in the 72 hours prior to arrival in the Canary Islands (PCR, TMA or antigens) or
2. Official documentation that certifies having received the complete vaccination schedule of a vaccine authorized by the EMA against COVID-19, within the 8 months prior to the displacement; or have received a dose more than 15 days in advance and within four months prior to displacement. This document must state the vaccine received, the number of doses and the date on which each dose was administered, or
3. Official medical certificate or public document proving that the illness had passed less than 6 months before the date of the posting. Said document must state the date on which the disease was suffered

The following cases are excluded from this obligation:

• Children under 6 years of age.
• People who prove that they are resident in the Canary Islands and declare under their responsibility that they have not left their territory in the 15 days prior to their arrival at the establishment, and that also in that period they have not had symptoms compatible with COVID-19