GatorMomInNC

Thanks so much for asking this question as I am on the same ship (Ovation), same flight I think (Delta??) although next March, not sooner. I also debated but like you, it will be at the end of a long trip (34 days) and I would really like to get home with one day to decompress before going back to work. Plus, I'm flying on points so it made a difference that way also, so decided to risk it. But please come back and let me know how it went in case I can learn from what happened to you 😀

I had something similar happen - I was cleared and my sister was not. We both were so stressed but she eventually got the negative. Not as long as your wait though, hope all is well!

I can see why you are wondering about the two different requirements, but I believe as others have posted, if you have a negative test 72 hours prior then a positive at port, NCL insurance will kick in for your quarantine in Greece. But won't reimburse you your flight. But if no advance test then I think that falls on you. When we went to Greece last year, you were required to quarantine in a hotel at your own expense if positive (may have changed). I would rather stay home and try and get flight refunded than fly to Greece and sit in a hotel for 10 days. Not to mention the potential of the medical issues.