Are hotels open?

Yes. Hotels are open, in compliance with the health protocols in place.

Is there freedom of movement around the clock?

Yes, there is.

Can I travel within Greece by train, bus, plane or ferry? Am I required to wear a face mask?

Yes, you can.
There are no Covid-19 restrictions applicable to domestic travel by train, intercity bus, or plane. Boat passengers are required to wear a face mask in enclosed areas. It is not mandatory to wear one in cruise ships, unless over 2% of the passengers get infected with Covid-19, or over 4% of the crew members within a week, or in the event that there is a Covid-19 increase of infections within a 48-hour period among over 1% of the overall number of those aboard.

Is wearing a face mask mandatory? If so, where?

No, it isn’t. However, it is recommended to use one in crowded areas, especially if you are at high risk for severe illness.

Are there any general rules I need to know in advance about the use of public city transport (metro, bus, trolleybus, tram), tour bus services, and taxis?

It is mandatory to wear either a double face mask (a cloth mask and a surgical mask) or a high filtration face mask when using the public city transport means, and aboard taxis. A fine is payable for not wearing one.
This restriction does not apply to city tour bus passengers.

Where can I take a test for Covid-19 during my stay in Greece?

If you need to be screened for SARS-CoV-2 before your return trip, please visit the map of Covid-19 Diagnostic Testing locations, which you can access through the Visit Greece App available for downloading in English and Greek.

Download Visit Greece App