Is it safe to swim in the Blue Lagoon Wales?

Is it safe to swim in the Blue Lagoon Wales?

It’s free to swim in the lagoon and you can jump in from the cliffs or the ruined quarry buildings on your own. Just beware of a few things: The water in the Blue Lagoon is very cold. While the surface is a couple of degrees warmer than the sea, deeper down it gets a lot colder.

Can you jump into the Blue Lagoon?

The Blue Lagoon at Abereiddy is a great half-day excursion mainly for older kids where you can jump into a deep lagoon (25 metres!). There are 4 levels you can jump from so younger kids can jump from 4 or 5 feet in height and more adventurous teens can go all the way up to the 30 foot one.

Is Abereiddy open?

– Abereiddy is open for business as usual, but due to the storm damage parking capacity has been reduced. – We encourage responsible and considerate parking of vehicles that make use of the common land.

Can you walk around the Blue Lagoon?

Blue Lagoon Walk A light walk covering Blue Lagoon’s immediate surroundings, this journey takes you along the sublime waterscape in front of the main Blue Lagoon complex and winds through a 2000-year-old lava field, giving you a glimpse of the area’s ever-changing moss-covered terrain.

Is Blue Lagoon Wales tidal?

The tide is currently falling in Blue Lagoon Beach. As you can see on the tide chart, the highest tide of 5.3m was at 5:23am and the lowest tide of 1.1m was at 12:03pm.

Why is it illegal to go to Blue Lagoon?

“Many of them are on private land so as well as the risk of trespassing penalties, people swimming in quarry waters put themselves in danger of cold-water shock, getting injured by hidden items beneath the surface or other health issues relating to pollution. “Please don’t put yourself at risk.”

Why is the Blue Lagoon illegal in UK?

“There are a number of disused quarries across Derbyshire, and throughout the country”, the force said. A number of signs leading up to the pool warn visitors that the water is toxic enough to cause ‘skin and eye irritations, stomach problems and fungal infections such as thrush’.

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