“We must continue to work to keep our island safe,” said a Government spokesperson after Chief Justice Narinder Hargun refused an application for an injunction to pause the proposed mandatory supervised quarantine requirement brought by lawyer Mark Pettingill on behalf of certain applicants.  

“This argument failed at the first hurdle and the applicants provided no reason for the Court to stop the proposed plans. The application for an injunction was dismissed. 

“The travelling public are reminded that the existing traveller continuum remains in force and can be found at: https://www.gov.bm/coronavirus-travellers ”

The spokesperson continued, “All non-immunised persons travelling to Bermuda are subject to mandatory supervised quarantine which will come into effect on 13 June, 2021. Mandatory supervised quarantine, means those hotel/guest house properties that have been designated as such by the Government.”

There are six approved quarantine locations:

· Coco Reef Resort 

·Grotto Bay Beach Resort & Spa 

· Hamilton Princess & Beach Club 

· Willowbank Resort

· Coral Beach and Tennis Club 

· Rosemont Guest Suites

The traveller must:

· cover the costs for the hotel stay;

· choose from one of the six participating properties; and

· book their hotel in advance of arrival in Bermuda.

Each non-immunised traveller must ensure they have a confirmed (pre-paid) booking at a government-authorized hotel before boarding a flight to Bermuda. The confirmation must be uploaded into the Traveler Authorisation Form. All information about the new Travel Authorisation, including the exemptions process, will be available on gov.bm from Wednesday, 9 June 2021.

All travellers to Bermuda are still required to have pre-arrival, arrival, day 4, 8 and 14 tests.