Manx National Heritage says the public can visit the Chasms area in the south of the Island but only providing they stay on the main path.
They have examined the site where, yesterday afternoon, tons of rocks broke loose and fell into the sea.
It was seen by passing canoists, who reported it.
Howard Parkin of MNH says their message is simple:
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