Barbados has dropped its 14-day quarantine requirement for visitors, but travellers will still have to spend several days confined to their accommodation after the island placed the UK and Ireland in its high-risk country category.
From Thursday (1 October), all visitors from the UK and Ireland will be required to have taken a Covid test no more than 72 hours before arrival, which must have proved negative.
On arrival, visitors will be required to remain at one of 70 approved properties, and will be tested again two or three days later.
If the second test is negative, guests will be free to leave the confines of the property, although they will continue to be monitored for seven days after their arrival.
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