Are individual port days allowed now in the post-Covid world?

[Traderboy]

I read that many cruises in the last year have only allowed ship tours in ports.

 

Has Princess now returned to the normal situation of allowing people to do whatever they like ashore ?

[arizonaperson]

29 minutes ago, Traderboy said:

I read that many cruises in the last year have only allowed ship tours in ports.

 

Has Princess now returned to the normal situation of allowing people to do whatever they like ashore ?

My mom has been on Princess twice . December 2021 and April 2022 and they did their own tours ( like walking around) both times,so maybe this is a port decision? Depending on what country one is in?

[memoak]

It would be a decision if the port not Princess. However for those who receive exemptions from vaccination they may not be allowed off at all and if they are it would be on a ships tour

[cruzin4us]

We did our "own" thing on the past 2 cruises.   Oct '21 on Majestic, Mexican Rivera and April '22 on HAL's Zuiderdam, Sea of Cortez

[riffatsea]

We are not in a post covid world yet so not sure where you live to say that?

Each country makes their own rules about individual tours 

It is not a Princess decision

We have done our own thing in Mexico and have planned to do that in Europe and Canada

Check the rules for the countries you will be visiting

Some require proof of vaccination and some require negative covid tests