COVID-19 Information

Considering the spread of COVID-19, we at Moonwalker are doing everything we can to minimize the risk of infection on our tours, following the guidelines of our health authorities so that you can enjoy your adventure with ease of mind.

With this in mind, we have reviewed our tour operations with the safety of our guests and employees. Below is what we are doing, and require you to do, to maintain your and our guide’s safety:

THIS IS WHAT WE ARE DOING

  • No handshakes! Sorry! Limiting physical contact is an easy and effective way to minimize the risk of infection.
  • Maintain a 2-meter distance between you and others. This may not be possible at restaurants, within the bus, and on glacier hikes. Where you cannot maintain 2 meters distance, you will need to wear a mask.
  • We require you to comply with the requirement of wearing a mask when it is unavoidable to be within 2 meters of people from a different household. Please bring mask(s) if you have them. If not, we will provide masks.
  • We have reduced group sizes and are only doing private tours.
  • We have placed sanitizing stations in every vehicle, and we, please ask that you sanitize your hands when entering and leaving the vehicle, as well as practice handwashing when possible throughout the day
  • All shared contact surfaces in the vehicle are cleaned with disinfectant after each tour and during the day.

THIS IS WHAT YOU SHOULD DO

  • Keep at least a 1-meter distance from others at all times possible. If this is not possible, please wear a mask.
  • Bring a mask to wear. If you do not have a mask, we can provide you with a mask.
  • Wearing gloves minimize your risk of infection when touching common surfaces throughout the day
  • Wash your hands with soap and water, and use a disinfectant frequently. A disinfectant sanitizer is available in each vehicle at the entrance.
  • Avoid shaking hands, hugs, and kisses. Smiles and waving are the trends of the year.
  • If you need to sneeze or cough, try to do it into your elbow or in a napkin
  • Follow standard guidelines for sanitation and measures to reduce the spread of COVID-19 (WHO, CDC, UK NHS)