Travel to France (1 Viewer)

[bobandpam]

Does anyone have up to date information on travel to France. we are on the tunnel next Monday?

 

[David and Sally]

It’s still at the end of the tunnel.
Q14 when back.
Anything specific you need to know.?

 

[David and Sally]

Oh. By the way.


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[2657]

See #12 on this thread

What paper work do i need

Hi what paper work do I need to travel through France then Spain and into portugal. IE Track and Trace?

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[bobandpam]

Thanks for the info and welcome note! Although we have been members for a very long time we have not really participated until now. We are aware that there is discussion in the head sheds about quarantine going into France and other countries heading south and wondered if anyone had any further info. Having been locked up for six months we are a bit stir crazy and inclined to take a chance and escape if they will let us. We have travelled extensively in Europe each year since we started so we are reasonably able to wing it safely if they will let us.

 

[busby]

Thanks for the info and welcome note! Although we have been members for a very long time we have not really participated until now. We are aware that there is discussion in the head sheds about quarantine going into France and other countries heading south and wondered if anyone had any further info. Having been locked up for six months we are a bit stir crazy and inclined to take a chance and escape if they will let us. We have travelled extensively in Europe each year since we started so we are reasonably able to wing it safely if they will let us.

Arrived in Calais 1 st Sept..We have not seen a British,Dutch or German MH since,,few Belgium's though..On a 100 pitch site in Provence at the moment ,,2 German caravans,,2 French caravans and a French tent..Feel really safe..Not all supermarkets have wash/antibac for baskets at the door.All masked in shops but not good at SD..Weather brilliant.. BUSBY.

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[Charente16]

I believe the Seven Day 'voluntry' quarantine request remains in effect for people staying in France, but does not apply to people transiting the country.

Robert

 

[IanRJ]

I believe the Seven Day 'voluntry' quarantine request remains in effect for people staying in France, but does not apply to people transiting the country.

Robert

I believe this is only if you have tested positive or been in contact with someone who has! Not when entering the country.

 

[DangerMousy]

We've been in France for almost 2 weeks....no documentation requested at French passport control at the tunnel (apart from passports of course!) and no mention of any need to quarantine.

France has been quieter than usual for this time of year...hardly any Brits (only seen 4), a fair number of Belgians, lots of Dutch...not so much in western France, but once we got to the Ardeche and Alsace they were the majority. In fact on our current campsite in Alsace I reckon they outnumber the French!

We've found most shops and restaurants pretty good with mask wearing and sanitiser. Some people don't keep their distance - but that's no different at home. There's a noticeable lack of tour groups in the Alsace wine villages, meaning they're much more pleasant to visit (though I do feel sorry for the businesses who rely tourism) All in all, I feel as safe here as I would if we'd gone away in the UK.

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[Charente16]

I believe this is only if you have tested positive or been in contact with someone who has! Not when entering the country.

I would hope in that case you would stay home and self - isolate and not travel anywhere whether it be in the UK or abroad.

Robert

 

[IanRJ]

I would hope in that case you would stay home and self - isolate and not travel anywhere whether it be in the UK or abroad.

Robert

One would imagine so unless you are already in France, in which case you’d isolate in your MoHo just as many do in the normal course of their travels these days!

 

[Clever Claire]

Been in France since mid August and had a really great time. Keep out of the cities and take precautions as you would at home. Masks the norm even outside. Sunny and very quiet on the Med. We don't want to return to England in a hurry.

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[Clever Claire]

We have visited many historic sites which were deserted, we had them to ourselves.

 

[yodeli]

We've been in France for almost 2 weeks....no documentation requested at French passport control at the tunnel (apart from passports of course!) and no mention of any need to quarantine.

France has been quieter than usual for this time of year...hardly any Brits (only seen 4), a fair number of Belgians, lots of Dutch...not so much in western France, but once we got to the Ardeche and Alsace they were the majority. In fact on our current campsite in Alsace I reckon they outnumber the French!

We've found most shops and restaurants pretty good with mask wearing and sanitiser. Some people don't keep their distance - but that's no different at home. There's a noticeable lack of tour groups in the Alsace wine villages, meaning they're much more pleasant to visit (though I do feel sorry for the businesses who rely tourism) All in all, I feel as safe here as I would if we'd gone away in the UK.

Quite a few towns are now on maximum alert. So we are not allowed out before 6.00am and after 9pm
Bars and restaurants are closed. Not allowed more than 6 people in our houses for parties (unless of course your children and yourselves make more than 6).
I will edit with a link with all the towns concerned

Amicalement
Frankie

Here is the list . Communes means middle and little sized towns around

Voici la liste des métropoles concernées par le couvre-feu

L’Ile-de-France ainsi que huit métropoles vont devoir appliquer la mesure de couvre-feu annoncée par Emmanuel Macron.

www.nouvelobs.com

 

[busby]

Quite a few towns are now on maximum alert. So we are not allowed out before 6.00am and after 9pm
Bars and restaurants are closed. Not allowed more than 6 people in our houses for parties (unless of course your children and yourselves make more than 6).
I will edit with a link with all the towns concerned

Amicalement
Frankie

Here is the list . Communes means middle and little sized towns around

Voici la liste des métropoles concernées par le couvre-feu

L’Ile-de-France ainsi que huit métropoles vont devoir appliquer la mesure de couvre-feu annoncée par Emmanuel Macron.

www.nouvelobs.com

Bars and restaurants are always closed in France at the times I want to eat and drink.BUSBY

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[emjaiuk]

Bars and restaurants are always closed in France at the times I want to eat and drink.BUSBY

Better than the old days when France was closed on Mondays

 

[yodeli]

Better than the old days

Sorry to say that it's still the case nowadays !!!!!