Boating yes or no: what changes with the new DCPM. If you can go there, go there now!

Starting Wednesday, Nov. 11, stop boat visits outside the municipality of residence for five more regions entering the “orange zone.”

For residents of Liguria, Tuscany, Umbria, Basilicata and Abruzzo who become “orange zone” a ban on moving to a municipality outside of their residence, domicile or home goes into effect.

If you want to go boating, go now

Also under special surveillance for Minister Speranza is Campania, which could soon become an orange or red zone.

Advice for those who can still reach their boat. There is a real possibility that if the RT infection index does not drop in the coming days, the “red zone” will be extended to all Italian regions. So, for those who can, if you have to go by boat…go now!

Here’s what the decree says and how it affects boat owners’ ability to reach it.

DPCM: in red zones impossible to go boating

People living in “red zones” can say goodbye to their boat. The “anti-Covid” decree prohibits any movement, even within the same territory, except for business purposes. To give an example: a Milanese who has a boat on the lake cannot go on board, for any reason.

DPCM: in orange zones you can’t move from your municipality

People living in the “orange zone” are also prohibited from moving to a municipality other than their residence, domicile or home.

DPCM: green light for those living in yellow zones

Green light for those with residences in the “yellow zones” established by the decree. Basically, infraregional movement (even transit in the red and orange zones, if it is needed to reach a yellow zone) is allowed for those who live in the “yellow zones.” It is free movement then even for landlocked regions. Residents of these regions can travel to seaside and lake locations without traffic restrictions. Except that they must abide by the “curfew” that starts at 10 p.m. and ends at 5 a.m., preventing movement.

DPCM, region by region: where you can go boating or not

Here is a region-by-region summary of the situation, except that you cannot go outside your region.

Abruzzo (orange zone): yes, you can go boating but only if it is in your municipality of residence

Basilicata (orange zone): yes, you can go boating but only if it is in your municipality of residence

Calabria (red zone): no, you cannot go by boat under any circumstances

Campania (yellow zone): yes, you can go boating with no restrictions other than that of curfew

Emilia Romagna (yellow zone): yes, you can go boating with no restrictions other than that of curfew

Friuli Venezia Giulia (yellow zone): yes, you can go boating with no restrictions other than that of curfew

Latium (yellow zone): yes, you can go boating with no restrictions other than curfew restrictions

Liguria (orange zone): yes, you can go boating but only if it is in your municipality of residence

Lombardy (red zone): no, you can’t go by boat under any circumstances

Marches (yellow zone): yes, you can go boating with no restrictions other than that of curfew

Molise (yellow zone): yes, you can go boating with no restrictions other than curfew restrictions

Piedmont (red zone): no, you can’t go boating under any circumstances

Autonomous Province of Bolzano (red zone): no, you cannot go boating under any circumstances

Autonomous Province of Trento (yellow zone): yes, you can go boating with no restrictions other than that of curfew

Apulia (orange zone): yes, you can go boating but only if it is in your municipality of residence

Sardinia (yellow zone): yes, you can go boating with no restrictions other than that of curfew

Sicily (orange zone): yes, you can go boating but only if it is in your municipality of residence

Tuscany (orange zone): yes, you can go boating but only if it is in your municipality of residence

Umbria (orange zone): yes, you can go boating but only if it is in your municipality of residence

Aosta Valley (red zone): no, you cannot go boating under any circumstances

Veneto (yellow zone): yes, you can go boating with no restrictions other than curfew restrictions

News being updated subject to change. Last updated 10/11 at 10 a.m.

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