The tourist attraction will remain closed for the next week.
“The primary reason for taking these precautionary measures is our unwavering commitment to safety and wellbeing.
We aim to mitigate any disruption to our guests' experiences and alleviate the sustained pressure on our employees.
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During this time, Blue Lagoon will carefully monitor the seismic developments and reassess the situation as necessary.”
Additionally, a spokesperson for the Blue Lagoon confirmed its closure toTravel + Leisurevia email.
“We have contacted all guests with a confirmed reservation through Nov. 15,” the spokesperson shared.
“A full refund will be issued for all affected bookings during the closing period.
We are also assisting our guests as much as we can to find alternative accommodations.”
Then maybe a so-called felsic lava field would form,“orvaldsson explained to theIceland Monitor.
“It can flood very quickly.
You’re most worried about the beginning of the eruption.”
The earthquakes and potential danger appear to be isolated to just the peninsula.
There are no travel restrictions in place, and tour operators are functioning as usual.
