MX-Drew

From the P&O website. This is for the cruises out of Malta but the same applies for other cruises. Guests aged five to 11 years need to be fully vaccinated* with an approved COVID-19 vaccine at least 14 days prior to travel (a booster vaccine is not required) or must provide two negative COVID‑19 test results prior to sailing (see testing requirements below). In addition to the above lateral flow/antigen test, all unvaccinated guests aged five to 11 years will also be required to have a negative PCR test, organised and paid for by the guest, taken within 72 hours prior to arrival in Malta; the negative PCR certificate must be presented at the airport. This is an entry requirement for Malta.

Fingers crossed. I didn't expect P&O to be up to date but the website for the form should be.

I have checked the EU Digital Passenger Locator Form website now that it is the 2nd May and it says the form is still required!

Sorry if this has already been covered. I'm due to cruise from Malta on Azura along with son and daughter-in-law and grandchildren, I have been handling all the "paperwork" and presently filling out the PLFs for Malta then it occured to me, do we need to fill out a PLF to enter Malta by air (outbound) and one to enter Malta by cruise ship one week later? Is there anyone here who has been on this cruise? What did you do?

I'm going on a cruise out of Malta with my wife, son, daughter-in-law and 2 granddaughters at the end of May. I have a few questions: Does anyone know it the reduced cabin service includes the making up of the sofa bed in the evening or will they have to do it themselves? Is the laundry / dry cleaning and pressing service available now? I know on Iona in February is wasn't. Where is smoking allowed, what area? I know where it is not allowed. Thanks for your help.