× closeCurrent COVID-19 Restrictions (updated 01 July 2021) — 🚩 The new executive order goes into effect 05 July 2021 and will be in effect through 25 July 2021 🏠 There is no curfew, and everything may be open 24/7 😷 Masks covering mouth & nose are required for unvaccinated people and children 2-11 years old. Masks are required for everyone in healthcare facilities 🛒 There is no capacity restriction on stores, businesses, restaurants (indoor/outdoor), etc ⛴️ Tourists are permitted on the ferry to both Culebra and Vieques, unless the island mayor says differently. 🌳 El Yunque National Forest is open, but reservations are required for entry (available at Recreation.gov) ⚠️ All domestic travelers arriving in Puerto Rico are required to submit a travel declaration with contact tracing info, and EITHER proof of vaccination OR proof of a negative COVID-19 test (molecular-based or antigen). If you are arriving from the States and you are fully vaccinated, you do not need a COVID test. If you are un-vaccinated and do not have negative results when you arrive to PR, you have 48 hours to produce those results. Otherwise you will be fined $300 per person. The option to voluntarily quarantine has been removed. See the PR Government Travel Safe site for details, and to submit your contact tracing information