Experience the best of southeastern Luzon by venturing through lush hills, sprawling farms, and the rugged terrain of biodiverse Albay.
Cap off your trip with a feast of local delicacies, where ‘sili,’ or chili peppers, take center stage. The delightfully spicy sili ice cream is a must-try!
Mayon ATV Adventure Legazpi
Embark on an exhilarating journey at the foot of the world-renowned Mayon Volcano with the Mayon all-terrain vehicle (ATV) Adventure in Legazpi.
Famous for its majestic, perfectly symmetrical cone, Mount Mayon serves as a breathtaking backdrop for this premier nature and adventure tourism experience.
The rugged trails carve through volcanic ash, rocky terrains, and lush local landscapes, offering an up-close and personal encounter with the awe-inspiring beauty and geological power of the Philippines’ most iconic active volcano.
Visitors can drive off-road ATVs along a variety of exciting routes, ranging from beginner-friendly paths to advanced trails leading directly to the imposing lava walls. Along the way, thrill-seekers navigate through shallow rivers, volcanic rocks, and muddy streams, culminating in a short hike up the hardened lava fields formed from past eruptions.
The adventure also provides unparalleled opportunities to capture stunning photographs with the volcano’s perfect cone in the background.
Cagsawa Ruins
The ruins of Cagsawa Church stand at the foreground of majestic mountain views, encapsulating the rich history of the local town. Built in 1587, the structure has survived fires started by Dutch pirates and destruction from the lahar of Mount Mayon.
Cagsawa Ruins operates primarily as a historical landmark and popular tourist destination where visitors engage in sightseeing, photography, ATV adventure tours, and souvenir shopping against the backdrop of Mayon Volcano.
Quitinday Green Hills
Discover the stunning beauty of the Quitinday Hills and Nature Park, a hidden geological gem tucked away in the tranquil town of Camalig, Albay.
Often affectionately referred to as “Pili Nut Hills” due to their distinctly uneven and pointed conical shapes, this vast 400-hectare landscape features hundreds of lush green mounds formed from ancient limestone deposits.
Beyond its unique topography, the reserve serves as an exceptional vantage point, offering visitors a breathtaking, unobstructed panoramic view of the perfectly symmetrical Mayon Volcano towering in the distance.
Visitors can embark on a short, beginner-friendly hike along established trails to reach the best viewpoints atop the rolling peaks.
Once at the summit, nature lovers and photography enthusiasts can capture stunning shots of the majestic volcano framed by the vibrant green hills, with the golden light of sunrise being a particular highlight.
The serene, open landscape is also highly ideal for taking leisurely walks, enjoying quiet picnics on the grass, and simply soaking in the fresh, cool breeze away from the bustling city.
