INFO DECONFINEMENT INDEAUVILLE
Updated on May 3, 2021
The Tourist Information Offices inDeauville are open again. The tourist advisors can also be reached by phone at 02 31 14 40 00, by e-mail at info@indeauville.fr and by chat via the website www.indeauville.fr
The inDeauville territory charter
We seek to protect and enhance this territory while respecting environmental, social and economic balances. What is important to us every day is to give meaning to our tourism: that it be a source of progress for you who visit us, for us who welcome you. Therefore, it seems important to us - to share here commitments, convictions and projects.
Getting around
A curfew is in place (except for derogatory reasons) until June 30:
- until May 18th from 7pm to 6am
- May 19 to June 8 from 9pm to 6am
- from June 9 to 29 from 11pm to 6am
Derogatory reasons on presentation of a certificate that can be downloaded here * : travel between home and the place of work or the place of education and training, professional travel that cannot be postponed; travel for consultations and care that cannot be provided at a distance and cannot be postponed or for the purchase of health products; travel for imperative family reasons, for assistance to vulnerable or precarious people or for childcare; travel for disabled persons and their companions; travel to respond to a judicial or administrative summons; travel to participate in missions of general interest at the request of the administrative authority; travel related to rail or air transit for long-distance travel: short trips, within a maximum radius of one kilometer around the home for the needs of pets.
Persons wishing to benefit from one of these exceptions must carry, if necessary, a document to justify that the trip in question falls within the scope of one of these exceptions.
Prohibition of gatherings on the public highway.
Eating out
May 19 marks the reopening of the terraces of bars and restaurants, with tables of 6 people maximum. Some restaurants without terraces continue their take-away service.
- June 9: reopening of indoor cafés and restaurants. Tables of 6 people maximum.
- June 30: full reopening with normal seating capacity.
- June 9: reopening of indoor cafés and restaurants. Tables of 6 people maximum.
- June 30: full reopening with normal seating capacity.
Shopper
May 19: reopening of all businesses in compliance with the gauges and protocols adapted to each place and activity.
Playing sports
The practice of sports (golf, tennis, horseback riding, running, water sports, etc.), whether individual or in a club (supervised or not), is authorized: in the open air, in compliance with the curfew and within the limit of 6 people (including the instructor) in parks and public places. Clubs can gather more than 6 members per time slot, as long as they respect a distance rule of 2 meters and avoid contact.
The practice of sports in closed and covered facilities (except for people with disabilities, serious illnesses and for high level athletes) and team or contact sports outdoors remain prohibited.
May 19: outdoor sports facilities can resume their activity with a maximum of 800 people indoors and 1000 outdoors, and swimming pools for minors.
June 9: reopening of the sports and wellness rooms and swimming pools
Oxygenate yourself
Natural sites, parks, beaches... inDeauville offers many opportunities to get away and enjoy a moment of well-being close to nature.
They remain closed for the moment
- Discotheques
- Thalassotherapy and Spas
- Sports halls and swimming pools
- Thalassotherapy and Spas
- Sports halls and swimming pools
May 19: museums, monuments, cinemas, theaters and auditoriums with seated audiences can resume their activities with a maximum of 800 people indoors and 1000 outdoors.
May 19 / June 9: reopening of casinos, initially from May 19 of slot machines and electronic games with a gauge of 35% of their capacity, then of the entire offer of play from June 9 with a gauge of 50%.
THE BARRIER GESTURES TO RESPECT
DIRECTORY OF USEFUL NATIONAL NUMBERS
In case of immediate danger: 17
Violence against children: 119 (or on the website allo119.gouv.fr)
Domestic violence: 3919 (or on the website arretonslesviolences.gouv.fr)
Violence against children: 119 (or on the website allo119.gouv.fr)
Domestic violence: 3919 (or on the website arretonslesviolences.gouv.fr)
Toll-free number: information on the Coronavirus COVID-19, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week: 0 800 130 000
If you have difficulty hearing or speaking by telephone because of a disability, you can visit the open contact area for the deaf, hard of hearing or blind at www.gouvernement.fr
> Get vaccinated: all the information on www.sante.fr or by phone at 0800 009 110 (toll-free number open 7 days a week from 6am to 10pm).
IF YOU HAVE ANY SYMPTOMS
If you have symptoms (cough, fever) that make you think COVID-19:
- Stay home, avoid contact, call your primary care physician before going to his or her office. If you don't have a doctor, call 09 72 72 99 09 (free service + price of the call, open 7 days a week from 8:30 am to 6 pm). If your regular doctor's office is closed, dial 116 117 (free number active throughout Normandy).
- If the symptoms worsen with breathing difficulties and signs of choking, call the SAMU (15) or send a message to the emergency number for the deaf and hard of hearing (114).
- Stay home, avoid contact, call your primary care physician before going to his or her office. If you don't have a doctor, call 09 72 72 99 09 (free service + price of the call, open 7 days a week from 8:30 am to 6 pm). If your regular doctor's office is closed, dial 116 117 (free number active throughout Normandy).
- If the symptoms worsen with breathing difficulties and signs of choking, call the SAMU (15) or send a message to the emergency number for the deaf and hard of hearing (114).
Screening tests are only possible with a prescription or a summons from the CPAM or the ARS if you are a case contact.
