The Bicol Region
Home to a ton of destinations from the region’s most populous city, the Pilgrim City of Naga to Albay’s majestic Mayon Volcano, to the surfer’s paradise of Daet and Catanduanes to the pristine Islands of Caramoan; Bicol has so much to offer that can be your next travel destination
The Bicol Region
Home to a ton of destinations from the region’s most populous city, the Pilgrim City of Naga to Albay’s majestic Mayon Volcano, to the surfer’s paradise of Daet and Catanduanes to the pristine Islands of Caramoan; Bicol has so much to offer that can be your next travel destination
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Lake Bulusan
Lake Bulusan lies at the heart of Bulusan Volcano National Park. It is a tranquil lake formed from the active volcano’s crater. Visitors can engage in various activities like boating and hiking or simply enjoy some much needed peace and quiet away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Sumlang Lake
Sumlang Lake is a freshwater lake located in Camalig, Albay. The place is a popular destination for travelers for its picturesque view of Mount Mayon. Visitors can bask in the ambience of its serene landscape and enjoy a variety of recreational activities such as bamboo rafting, kayaking, and fishing.
Calaguas Islands
Also known as “The Concealed White Beach of Bicol”, Calaguas is a small group of pristine islands located in the province of Camarines Norte. Its popularity derives from its white sand beaches, untainted waters, and serene views of the scenery from its islands.
Caramoan
One of the most popular tourist spots in Bicol, Caramoan is known for its beaches, caves, rock formations, its islands, and other natural attractions. It’s even been dubbed “The Emerging Paradise of the Pacific” for its white and pink sand beaches known internationally.
Naga City
Also known as “The Pilgrim City of Naga” and formerly called “Nueva Caceres”, Naga City is one of the few independent chartered cities in the Philippines. It is the smallest city in Bicol in terms of land area but has the 2nd largest population in the region. The city is home to quite a number of churches as well as the main seat of devotion to Our Lady of Peñafrancia.
Albay
The home of the majestic Mayon Volcano, Albay offers a variety of scenic and cultural destinations. A hidden tourism gem that offers innumerable activities for leisure, fun, relaxation, and travel.
Camarines Norte
The province situated in the northern-most part of Bicol, Camarines Norte boasts pristine white sand beaches and serene islands.
Camarines Sur
A bustling province filled with natural wonders and cultural activities, Camarines Sur is riddled with mountain ranges, rice fields, lakes, and islands.
Sorsogon
Known as the Land of Kasanggayahan, Sorsogon promises amazing tourist destinations and year-round festivities.
Catanduanes
Being dubbed as “The Happy Island”, Catanduanes’ many beaches and smaller crowds makes it very attractive to travelers around the world along with its beautiful attractions and friendly people.
Masbate
The Rodeo Capital of the Philippines, Masbate boasts pristine beaches and a unique culture that you won’t find anywhere else in the Philippines.
