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Blue Lagoon

Locality: Lord Howe Island, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 6563 2006

Address: 10 Neds Beach Rd 2898 Lord Howe Island, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.bluelagoonlodge.com/

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25.01.2022 Lord Howe looks great from any angle!

25.01.2022 It’s no exaggeration to say that COVID has turned our lives upside down While travel to Lord Howe Island currently remains closed per a NSW Public Health Order,... the order is now under review for repeal We will keep you updated on the latest developments here and at www.lordhoweisland.info Watch this space! We cant wait to show you around our beautiful island hopefully soon For those who can’t travel at this time, stay safe we will be waiting for you : @jessie_krick Visit NSW Australia.com

25.01.2022 Perfection.... Image: peteroleary_photography #lordhoweisland

24.01.2022 Less than two hours from the mainland, but another world entirely; find yourself intoxicated by the colours, creatures and atmosphere of Lord Howe. The bea...utiful part about Lord Howe Island is that is rarely changes, and if it does it is very very slowly. With jaw dropping views like this you won't find it hard to slow down the pace, switch off and reconnect with nature. : @lettinglukeloose See more

23.01.2022 At the north of Lord Howe lies North Bay, a secluded beach accessible only by foot or water. Amazing snorkelling opportunities can be found here, with a la...rge variety of fish, turtles, stingrays and colourful corals all common sightings. Snorkelers can also explore the wreck of the Favourite, which has rested on the ocean floor since 1965. The Favourite, a Tuna boat, dragged anchor at night and ended up on the north side of North Passage. The vessel was burnt to avoid planks washing into the lagoon and posing a hazard to the flying boats. Pieces of the metal structure washed into the Lagoon and the engine is still visible on the reef. : @dawntilldeath See more

21.01.2022 Ned’s beach on #LordHoweIsland, simply impressive from any angle. We love this perspective of Ned’s taken by @thephotos.pm it makes us love this beach just a little bit more - if that is even possible?

21.01.2022 #Repost @birdlifeoz Paradise returns to Lord Howe Island! Rats arrived on Lord Howe in 1918 and only now, over a century later, can the local birdlife thr...ive again. The island’s wildlife suffered terribly from the introduction of rodents and other pests, and nine bird species went extinct. With an estimated 1,000 rodents for every one of the island’s 350 residents, eliminating Lord Howe’s rodents while conserving the island’s native wildlife seemed an impossible task. Indeed, it was a rodent eradication project like no other. And now, 15 months later, there hasn't been a single rodent sighted on the World Heritage-listed island. In what’s being called an ecological renaissance, Lord Howe’s wildlife has been enjoying a bumper breeding season, with numbers of the once near-extinct Lord Howe Woodhen doubling. If you’re heading to Lord Howe, you can contribute to BirdLife Australia's long-running monitoring program on the island and help us track this renaissance by submitting your sightings to Birdata at: https://birdata.birdlife.org.au/ Lord Howe Woodhen by @david_stowe @flockwildlife

19.01.2022 We have good news for you! The NSW Public Health Order has now been repealed and we will be open to welcome you back from Friday 2nd October. We’ll keep you updated with any news and look forward to seeing you soon! Image : James Vodicka Photography

18.01.2022 In light of the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, NSW Health has today issued a new Public Health Order that extends travel restrictions to Lord Howe Island from Au...gust 31 for a period of 90 days. We sincerely apologise if this impacts your upcoming stay on the island. Please be in touch with your travel agent or accommodation directly to postpone or cancel your bookings for September. Qantas will also be in touch to change or cancel flights for September only at this stage. The new Health Order may be repealed if the rate of COVID-19 infections on the mainland continues its downward trend. Please accept our sincere apologies for the change to travel plans. We would like to encourage guests currently booked for September to consider transferring bookings to summer and beyond. This time of year at Lord Howe Island is idyllic. For further information on Lord Howe Island Travel restrictions, please visit https://www.health.nsw.gov.au//P/public-health-orders.aspx for updates. For inspiration to travel to Lord Howe, explore our website and keep up to date on the news and happenings on our social media platforms by following @VisitLordHoweIsland : @jamessmartphotography Visit NSW Australia.com

16.01.2022 Qantas continues to review its network in light of the impact COVID-19 has had on travel demand right across the country with ongoing border restrictions for so...me routes. Adjustments to the airline’s turboprop network in Queensland will see its Q200 aircraft, which service Lord Howe Island, solely operate out of Sydney. This means customers wishing to travel between Brisbane and Lord Howe Island when Queensland border restrictions ease will be able to do so by connecting on flights via Sydney. Customers holding existing bookings for direct flights between Lord Howe Island and Brisbane will be contacted with a range of alternative options. : james_laker

16.01.2022 31.5553 S, 159.0821 E Image: tukulafin

14.01.2022 Whatever the season the clouds above or surrounding Mount Gower and Mount Lidgbird never fail to impress on #LordHoweIsland : @bcardib

12.01.2022 Lord Howe Island is one of five ECO Destinations that have been awarded a place in the Top 100 2020 Sustainable Destinations list, Trina Shepherd, Executive Off...icer of Lord Howe Island Tourism said we are so proud to be recognised in the Sustainable Top 100 Destinations and on our way to be getting the big green tick. This gives us even more recognition for all the sustainable practises and conservation projects we have undertaken as a small island. We hope this inspires even more eco-tourism and nature loving visitors to our shores. Image: Ian Hutton

12.01.2022 Covid-19 Because of the Covid-19 virus, some things have changed at Blue Lagoon and on arrival at Lord Howe Island. Guests will now be greeted by our staff ‘after’ they claim their baggage. Blue Lagoons bus and driver will be waiting near the baggage claim area outside the terminal. Look for the Blue Lagoon signage on our bus.... With your health and safety in mind, we now require our guests to wear masks inside the bus at all times. It’s hoped that you retain and wear the mask given to you on your flight (or use your own), on the short trip back to Blue Lagoon. Once there and you have exited the bus, you are welcomed to take them off. The wearing of masks will also be mandatory for the dinner drive-out each night. For the health and safety of other guests and staff, we expect the current NSW social distancing guide lines are adhered to when around Blue Lagoon, or out enjoying our island. Management would also encourage any visitors coming to Lord Howe, not to travel if they have symptoms of the virus. Once here and showing signs, a doctor would be called. You would be required to have a test and remain in your room until you get a negative test result. If that test comes back positive, you would then have to remain in your room and be monitored by the islands medical team until you return a negative result. If a case of covid-19 is identified on the island, contact tracing could identify numerous locations around the island that need to be shutdown. Those visitors who are on the island at the time, would need to be tested and remain in their rooms until they get a negative result. Blue Lagoons management, would recommend to any guest travelling to Lord Howe Island, to bring their own washable/reusable masks. This will help us cut down on waste, Thank you.

10.01.2022 You never know who you might meet on the island!

09.01.2022 Great news for all living in and around Newcastle, Hunter Valley and Central Coast NSW. Commencing Saturday 14th November 2020 Eastern Tour Services will be off...ering Accommodation/Flight Packages on Lord Howe Island with direct Flights from Newcastle and return with Eastern Air Services. 2 x great departure points now - Port Macquarie and Newcastle. Call me to secure your Lord Howe Island Escape Package 0429 775 898 [email protected] See more

09.01.2022 Lower road - where the view is impressive! Head up Mt Gower with Lord Howe Environmental Tours and you too can take in the beauty of the deep blue from this vantage point! #wherethemountainsmeetthesea

07.01.2022 The view from the lower road on the way to the summit of Mt Gower is fairly impressive. Have you ever climbed the mountain? If so, what were the highlights? Image: theharrisnaps IG

06.01.2022 We are OPEN! Today Lord Howe Island is officially open to visitors Living in a remote community on a tiny island can come with some big challenges. ...Today the island opens it's doors to the first visitors since March. It has been a journey and a half. Here's to everyone who has worked hard in looking after one another during this time and to help open our island safely. This is what makes our small community special and like no other : @lossythompson @visitnsw @Australia See more

05.01.2022 Today it was announced that a new Public Health Order for Lord Howe Island has been signed by the Minister for Health and Medical Research. This new order will ...mean Lord Howe will officially be open to visitors again 3rd August 2020! We look forward to seeing you all when our borders reopen, but until then stay safe and keep dreaming of us. We are worth the wait.

01.01.2022 Lord Howe Island Board COVID-19 UPDATE Friday 31 July 2020 Confirmation has just been received that the Minister for Health has signed a new Public He...alth Order (No.3) for Lord Howe Island. The Order will effectively continue restrictions on travel to the island until 31 August. Details will be further confirmed when the Order is able to be viewed. However, it is apparent that: Persons wishing to access Lord Howe Island will continue to need approval and will be subject to quarantine in the same fashion as has applied up until now. Those arriving before 31 August will need to complete their full 14 days quarantine effectively meaning that some people’s quarantine will continue until 14 September. Both Qantas and Eastern Air Services have been waiting to hear news and will be managing how to deal with those who have booked flights who might not be now able to arrive on-island. : @iancrolfe See more