Procédures d'entrée à Trinidad, Grenade ou Carriacou

Ce jour , Trinidad est fermé.
Il y a des bruits d ouverture de cette ile.
Grenada: d'abord quatorzaine au mouillage puis test prise de sang negatif.
Le temps de navigation n'est pas comptabilisé.
Les hotels sont ouverts depuis le 1er octobre.

Des amis arrivés le 7/9 à Carriacou ont dû faire 10 jours de quarantaine. Ils venaient de Martinique avec des tests PCR négatifs.
Rien de plus récent (5 semaines).

Réponse du consulat:
Poser la question à chaque prefecture concernée.
Et vu que ça change tout le temps ,on est pas plus avancé...

un ami arrivé il y a quelques jours de Guyane Maroni à Grenade, ce protocole est exact, n'ayant pas voulu le supporter après le couvre feu guyanais il a filé sur le Marin, quatorzaine à nouveau, il hésite à revenir dès maintenant sur l'europe avant de devenir fou. naviguer en ce moment est risqué, après 3 ou 4 escales de ce genre vous n'avez plus envie de bouger ! si vous n'êtes pas trop mal ou vous êtes en ce moment réfléchissez à 2 fois avant de bouger.
ça va s'arranger, inch'allah

Holà
150 us le test/personne ça fait cherot pour une famille

pour GRENADE,voici la procedure

06 October, 2020:

The following protocol has been confirmed by the Grenada Tourism Authority:

Prior to arrival all yachts need to register on SailClear – sailclear.com[...] .

All relevant Grenada Entry documents are available on Sail Clear to complete online.

If yachts do NOT register on SailClear, they will not be permitted entry into Grenada.

If you are coming from within the CARICOM bubble (i.e. from Antigua, St. Vincent, Barbados, Dominica, St. Kitts & Nevis and/or St. Lucia) you need to have a PCR Test not less than 7 days from the date of departure and must have been in those islands within the last 14 days before departure. You will need to be checked by health officials before proceeding to clear in with immigration and Customs, but quarantine will not be required.
If you are arriving from outside the CARICOM bubble, you are required to have a PCR test no less than seven days prior to departure from your last Port of call (if sailing non-stop to Grenada). You will be required to quarantine for 10-14 days before clearing in with Immigration and Customs. You may also be required to do a rapid test or PRC test (to be determined by health officials).
Only those with a negative result may come to Grenada.
See the Ministry of Health Grenada Entry Guidelines effective 29 Sep 2020 for more details and for an updated list of CARICOM bubble countries.
All yachts arriving into Grenada should anchor in the St. George’s quarantine anchorage and notify the Grenada Ports Authority (GPA) on arrival. See GPA Marine Notice for details. Health screening will take place at the Grenada Yacht Club (GYC).
All yachts arriving into Carriacou should contact the Port Authority (Tyrrel Bay Port Control) on VHF Ch. 16 (dependent on time of arrival you may not immediately get a response) to indicate that you are in the Port. You can also send an email indicating your ETA. Arriving yachts should anchor in the temporary holding area NNE of the Green Nav. Aid Buoy (12 27.64 N / 061 29.38W approx.) Checks are carried out daily by the Health officials between 1pm – 3pm (Mon-Fri). You will be advised via VHF when you should come alongside the Q-dock for checking.
The email addresses for more information about arriving in Grenada are:
info@puregrenada.com (for general enquiries about yacht arrivals).

info@health.gov.gd (for health protocol questions).

Tyrellbay@grenadaports.com (for Carriacou yacht arrivals).