Covid-19

Covid19 Updated: 

April 2023

For guidance on Covid in Wales please visit https://www.gov.wales/coronavirus

January 25th 2022

In order that we all do our bit to look after one another, we ask all of our guests to familiarise themselves with and adhere to the most current Government restrictions in place.

Wales is at Alert Level 2: See what this means and find out more here; https://gov.wales/alert-level-2-guidance-public-html

Keep Wales safe:

• get both jabs, and when invited get your booster

• limit your contacts

• outdoors is safer than indoors

• do a lateral flow test before meeting others

• if you have symptoms, self-isolate and book a PCR test

• wear a face covering

Recent and upcoming changes 

From 15 January

• Up to 500 people can be present at outdoor events. This does not include those participating in a team sport event, meaning 500 spectators can be present.

From 21 January

• there will no longer be any legal limits on the number of people that can meet outdoors

• COVID Pass needed for large outdoor events

From 28 January

• nightclubs will be able to re-open

• COVID Pass needed for large indoor events, nightclubs, cinemas, theatres and concert halls

• working from home remains important but moves from law to guidance

• in hospitality, no restrictions on meeting people and no requirement for table service or 2 metre physical distancing

• face coverings still required on public transport and in most indoor public places

Read the latest coronavirus guidance for Wales on GOV.WALES.

We advise all our guests to keep up to date with the latest Government rules and guidance on travel https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus and https://gov.wales/coronavirus) and take this and their own personal circumstances into account before booking and deciding whether to travel.

We continue to put measures in place to ensure you can have a safe and enjoyable holiday.

We have general and Covid-19 Risk Assessments in place and can be seen upon request by emailing us.