Is Spain on the green list?
SPAIN remains off the green list under the UK's traffic travel light system. But in a major boost for holidays the Balearic islands were added to the list, meaning sun-starved Brits can jet off to Ibiza, Majorca and Menorca. Mainland Spain remains off the UK's green list, and is still on the amber list. This means Brits will need the following when returning to the UK:  A negative test taken pre-arrival  A mandatory ten-day quarantine at home  Two Covid tests, taken on day two and day eight  However, while travelling to amber list destinations is not banned, the UK government warn against it. But after the addition of the sixteen holiday hotspots to the UK's green list, Brits will be able to enjoy a well-deserved break in Spain's Balearic Islands. Popular holiday destinations such as Magaluf, have already started getting ready to welcome back Brits as flight prices to sunny destinations have tripled in minutes. Meanwhile, Spain has vowed to fight France and Germany's calls to introduce a 14-day quarantine to Brits travelling in the EU. Maria Reyes Maroto, Spain's Tourism Minister, Hopefully we can begin to receive British tourists soon. We dont have any restrictions on tourists from the UK at the moment. Spain lifted all restrictions for British travellers last month, meaning arrivals do not need a negative test or to quarantine. The country is also set to lift rules on mandatory mask-wearing outdoors following the example of France. While the majority of the lockdown restrictions were lifted across Spain, there are different rules in place for the islands which require a negative Covid test and still have curfews. Officials have imposed strict Covid-19 restrictions, including banning of dancing, staying out after 2am. All the Balearic islands, known for their nightlife and all-night clubs and bars will have a 2am curfew in place indoors and outside while dancing either outside or inside is also banned. Most shops, bars, restaurants and museums have been able to reopen. Most read in News Travel TOP TRIP Escape the Algarves crowds and head north for wildlife & a gem of a Roman city MAN'S BEST FRIEND Dogs to be the only 'emotional support animal' allowed on flights  Here is the full list of countries on the green list, amber list and red list right now. Popular holiday hotspots such as Malta and Madeira were also added to the green list. We've also explained the latest travel rules for the Canary Islands and the Balearic Islands.