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Current Travel Advice

For everyone's safety - from September 25

Countries are relaxing their measures, depending on the number of vaccinated inhabitants and the infection rate. We adapt our information where necessary, in case of changed measures. Nevertheless, it may happen that current events catch up with us. It is important to know that we always follow RIVM guidelines, and that of government agencies of other countries. If you have any doubts about a travel advisory or measure, please check the travel advisory and measures of the country from where you will be travelling, and the country you want to visit.

Holidays in the Netherlands – from Belgium

The borders are open, and you can travel to the Netherlands. You are allowed to go on holiday in the Netherlands and do not have to be quarantined on arrival. Anyone who is fully vaccinated or has a certificate that he has fully recovered, does not need to be tested. Guests over the age of 12 who cannot present a vaccination or recovery certificate should be able to submit a negative PCR test on arrival, which may not be older than 48 hours.

Upon returning home, you must complete a Passenger Locator Form. If you have a vaccination or recovery certificate, you do not have to get tested at home. If you do not have a vaccination or recovery certificate, you need to get tested. If the result is negative, you do not need to be quarantined. Children under the age of 12 do not have to take a test.

Holidays in the Netherlands – from Germany

All parks in the Netherlands are open. As far as the German government is concerned, you can go to the Netherlands. You are allowed to go on holiday in the Netherlands and do not have to be quarantined on arrival. Anyone who is fully vaccinated or has a certificate that he has fully recovered, does not need to be tested. Guests over the age of 12 who cannot present a vaccination or recovery certificate should be able to submit a negative PCR or self-test on arrival, which may not be older than 48 hours.

Holiday in Belgium

The holiday parks in Belgium are open. You are allowed to go on holiday in Belgium and do not have to be quarantined on arrival. Anyone who is fully vaccinated or has a certificate that he has fully recovered, does not need to be tested. Guests over the age of 12 who cannot present a vaccination or recovery certificate should be able to submit a negative PCR test on arrival, which may not be older than 48 hours.

Holidays in Germany - from The Netherlands

All parks in Germany are open. As far as the Dutch government is concerned, you can visit Germany.

Anyone who is fully vaccinated or has a certificate that he has fully recovered, does not need to be tested. Dutch people over the age of 12 who cannot present a vaccination or recovery certificate should be able to submit a negative PCR test on arrival, which may not be older than 72 hours. The Dutch government makes PCR tests available free of charge for travel abroad. Please refer to this page.

If you are going on holiday to Ferienresort Bad Bentheim, and you will be staying for a week or more, you must also get tested during your stay. This is not necessary if you can present proof of vaccination or recovery.

If you are going on holiday to Ferienresort Cochem, you must be able to present a negative PCR or POC test, a recovery or a vaccination certificate on arrival. If you do not have a recovery or vaccination certificate, you must be tested every 72 hours during your stay.

If you are going on holiday to Kronenburger See and you are 16 years or older, you need to submit a negative test on arrival. This should be a negative official POC rapid test or PCR test. In both cases, the test may not be older than 48 hours. A negative test is not necessary if you can present proof of vaccination or recovery.

If you are going on holiday to Hansa-Park and you are 8 years or older, you need to submit a negative test on arrival. This should be an antigen test or PCR test. In both cases, the test may not be older than 48 hours. All guests older then 8 years need to be tested every 72 hours. A negative test is not necessary if you can present proof of vaccination or recovery.

Holidays in Germany - from Belgium

All parks in Germany are open. As far as the Belgian government is concerned, you can visit Germany. Anyone who is fully vaccinated or has a certificate that he has fully recovered, does not need to be tested. Guests over the age of 12 who cannot present a vaccination or recovery certificate should be able to submit a negative PCR test on arrival, which may not be older than 72 hours.

If you are over 12 years of age, you will need a corona certificate to enter Germany. The Belgian government makes PCR tests available free of charge for travel abroad. Check this page for more information.

When returning home, you should complete a Passenger Locator Form. A negative PCR test or quarantine is not necessary when you are back home again. Not even if you are not fully vaccinated or do not have a recovery certificate.

Holidays in Germany - from Germany

As a German, you must meet certain conditions upon arrival. These differ from one state to another:

Wearing a mouth mask is mandatory.
In Bad Bentheim, all guests over 12 years of age must present a negative PCR or rapid test, a complete vaccination certificate or proof of recovery upon arrival. Self-tests are not accepted.
In Ferienresort Cochem, you must be able to present a negative PCR or POC test, a recovery or vaccination certificate on arrival. If you do not have a recovery or vaccination certificate, you must be tested every 72 hours during your stay.
At HANSA-PARK all guests aged 8 years or older must present a negative test upon arrival. This can be an antigen test or a PCR test (max 48 hours old). All guests older then 8 years need to be tested every 72 hours. This does not apply to guests with a vaccination certificate or proof of recovery.
If you are going on holiday to Kronenburger See and you are 16 years or older, you need to submit a negative test on arrival. This should be a negative official POC rapid test or PCR test. In both cases, the test may not be older than 48 hours. A negative test is not necessary if you can present proof of vaccination or recovery.
At Ferienpark Hambachtal, all guests aged 6 years and older must be able to submit a rapid test or PCR test (max. 24 hours old) upon arrival. This may be a quick test from the supermarket, that you can take at the park reception.

Holiday in France

All parks in France are open. You must be able to show a negative PCR or antigen test of up to 48 hours upon arrival at the park. If you can show a vaccination certificate, you don't have to get tested. There are also certain rules in order to enter France. Check your local travel advice for France before departure.

For each holiday home mandatory additional costs apply. The additional costs vary per holiday home and can be found in the pop-up displayed with every price. No rights may be derived from these prices.

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