Explore the different trails offered by the Mayon SkyDrive All-Terrain Vehicle Adventure. This newly-opened ATV Adventure Provider lets adventure-seekers explore the outdoors via the SkyDrive Trail, Cagsawa Trail, Green Lava Trail, and the Black Lava Trail. 

The Cagasawa Ruins are one of Albay's most iconic structures. Originally built in Cagsawa in 1587, it was burned down and destroyed by pirates in 1636, rebuilt in 1724, but destroyed again during the February 1, 1814 Mayon Volcano eruption. The ruins now serve as a surreal remnant of the past.

Also known as Nuestra Señora de la Porteria Parish Church (Our Lady of the Gate Parish Church), Daraga Church was built by the Franciscan missionaries in 1772. Parts of the Baroque church consist of volcanic rocks and were declared as National Cultural Treasure of the Philippines in 2007. 

Also known as "Pili Nut Hills", Quitinday Hills and Nature Park is most reminiscent of Bohol's Chocolate Hills - but with the addition of Mayon Volcano in the background. It has several peaks which are open to tourists, with a well-established trail. 

Enjoy a serene view of Sumlang Lake with its majestic Mayon Volcano backdrop. The park offers plenty of active and leisure amenities for the whole family such as aqua biking, bamboo rafting, boat paddling, and outdoor lounging areas surrounded by nature.

Get a glimpse of the Vanishing Island off the coast of Malilipot, which shows itself during low tide and blends back into the waters during high tide. Include this in your next island-hopping destination and make sure to go during low tide. 

Misibis Bay offers both a relaxing stay and thrilling watersports adventures. This private resort is appointed with luxurious amenities, dining options, and outdoor adventures such as ATV driving to the top of Cagraray Eco Park, windsurfing, Hobie Cat sailing, kayaking, stand-up paddle, jet ski, and wakeboarding.

See the majestic Mayon Volcano from a different perspective. This scenic cycling route yields 360-degree views of the world-renowned volcano and the lush landscapes of Tabaco. The Mayon 360 trail covers a total circumference of 86.5 kilometers around the foot of Mayon Volcano. Pitstops of the tour include the Legazpi Boulevard, Cagsawa Ruins, Sumlang Lake, Mayon Black Lava, El Miro de Shei Integrated Farm, Kawa-Kawa Hill and Nature Park/Bambusetum, the Mt. Masaraga campsite, Hobbit Hill, Mayon Skyline, St. John the Baptist Church, Tabaco City, and Aguas Farm. 

This tourism circuit explores the different attractions in the Philippines' Bicol province, particularly in Legazpi City, Donsol, and Caramoan. Legazpi City activities include walking, sight-seeing, picnic, biking, jogging, sailing and fishing in Legazpi Boulevard; trekking, trail-riding, ATV, and ziplining in Black Lava Wall; jogging, biking, sight-seeing, photo ops, picnic Sawangan Park; animal interactions, picnic, biking, and photo ops in Albay Park and Wildlife; and biking, picnic and skating in Freedom Park. In Donsol, tourists may experience interacting with the butanding or whale shark - the biggest fish in the world which earned the municipality as the "Butanding Capital of the Philippines", as well as firefly watching along Ogod River and a visit to the Astillero (shipyard) in Donsol's Barangay Dancalan. In Caramoan, destinations include Gota Beach, Lahuy, Matukad, Lajos, Cotivas, Minalahos, Cagbalinad, Sab-itan Laya, Tayak Lagoon, Umang Cave, Nipa freshwater spring, Oring mangrove swamp, Tayak Lagoon, Hanopol River, and Tugawe Cove Resort. 

Governor's Rapids is a popular destination for kayaking, white river rafting, swimming, and fishing. A tributary of the Cagayan River, it has deep, turbulent waters framed by limestone walls jutting out on the sides.