Travel Tips for Iceland

Explore Iceland with Confidence: Update on Recent Volcanic Activity


Explore Iceland with confidence: Update on recent volcanic activity

 

We understand that recent news about heightened seismic activity in Iceland, particularly near Grindavík on the Reykjanes Peninsula, may have raised concerns about your upcoming trip. Rest assured, your safety and travel experience remain our top priorities, and we aim to provide you with comprehensive information from various sources to address any doubts or uncertainties.

 

Current Status of Volcanic Activity

As you prepare for your journey, it's crucial to know that the eruption has started, and the volcanic activity is limited to a small area near the town of Grindavík. Specifically, the roads around the Blue Lagoon and Grindavík are temporarily closed for safety, but all other roads in Iceland are open and perfectly safe to drive.

 

Impact on Your Travel and Transportation

We want to reassure you that it is safe to travel to Iceland. The ongoing seismic activity has no impact on flights or transportation, and the effect on your travel plans is expected to be minimal. Our commitment to your well-being extends to our cancellation policy, which is highly flexible.

 

Safety Measures 

Iceland has a history of volcanic events, and our authorities are well-prepared for such occurrences. Keflavik International Airport remains open, and there is confidence that your travel plans will continue unaffected.

 

Information Sources and Live Updates

To keep you informed, we recommend checking the SafeTravel website for detailed information and RUV's live blog for the latest updates. 

 

A Word from the Team

We, at Lava Car Rental, want to reassure you that despite recent seismic activity, travel to Iceland remains open and safe. Our rentals continue to operate seamlessly without disruptions, ensuring that your planned experiences with us remain unaffected. We are eager to provide you with an exceptional and worry-free experience during your stay.

In conclusion, we hope this information provides the reassurance you need to proceed with your travel plans. The collaborative efforts of various stakeholders ensure that you can explore the wonders of Iceland with confidence. We look forward to welcoming you to our beautiful country soon.

 

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