Recent Ponant European boarding times and latest Covid protocols

[Catlover54]

Does anyone who has been on a recent Ponant cruise that was NOT in Antarctica know what the typical boarding time is?

Also, what are the recent Covid protocols  (I'm not sure the website is up to date -- it describes PCR within 72 hours, or antigen within 24,and constant masking in public areas other than when eating, which presumably would include excursions and the gym).  Again, my question is NOT about Antarctica.

 

I understand anything can change any time and for any reason.

[AussieBoyTX]

What link are you looking at? At this link, it indicates testing is not required as of September 22, 2022: https://fr.calameo.com/read/000132423a39f38f50497?authid=TqZVdP5hFUMG

 

Over the summer, boarding was around 4-5 pm, but that could change, of course.

[jpalbny]

For our March cruise boarding in Bali, they say 4-5PM as well. And no Covid testing required. We'll see when we get there!