SAFE TRAVELS 2021
Updated June 9th, 2021
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Summer 2021 is on!
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Effective May 29 all COVID-19 restrictions in Massachusetts were lifted and on June 15 Governor Baker will lift the State of Emergency in Massachusetts. Here’s What You Need To Know: With or without a face mask, we’re so happy to see you! While no longer mandatory in most places, face coverings will still be mandatory for all people on public and private transportation systems (including rideshares, like Uber and Lift; livery; sightseeing tour busses and vans; taxis; ferries; and Vineyard Transit buses), in healthcare facilities. |
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Please note that while the state has lifted mask requirements, private businesses are permitted as per the Governor, to make their policies, so please be respectful of any signage or requests to wear mask. Non-vaccinated individuals are advised to continue wearing face masks and to continue distancing in most settings. Link to mask guidance Some businesses may also require you to show your vaccination card before entering. We suggest snapping a photo with your cell phone before you leave home for easy access when you travel. All travelers are encouraged to consult and follow the CDC’s guidelines and requirements for travel. All industries are encouraged to follow CDC guidance for cleaning and hygiene protocols. |
If you are enjoying an extended stay on Martha's Vineyard and wish to receive a COVID vaccination, please contact the Martha's Vineyard Hospital or by calling 508-684-4500.
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And to make sure you enjoy everything the Vineyard has to offer, check out our blog, brand new Dining Sourcebook Guide and events calendar for the latest eateries, things to do and more. Want to be spontaneous? Check out our Stay Now page for last minute lodging availability. We are so grateful you’re considering a Vineyard experience, and hope you’ll bring your enthusiasm and patience as we all navigate our way through a strong and healthy recovery together! |
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