Legazpi Boulevard
About
Legazpi's seaside hangout with Mayon on one side and the sea on the other! The boulevard runs along Albay Gulf from the city toward Lamba, and on a clear morning the perfect cone of Mayon Volcano rises right behind the road. Come at sunrise for a jog or a bike ride, stop at the photo spots, then come back at dusk when the breeze cools down and the food stalls light up. Free, easy and very Bicol!
Dry until sunset (5:23 PM). Good time to go!
- 1 to 2 hrsTime to spend
- Early morning for clear Mayon views; late afternoon to evening for the sea breeze and food stalls.Best time to go
- Free entryEntrance and budget
- A short tricycle or jeepney ride from downtown Legazpi; it is easy to reach by bike or on foot from the city.Getting there
What to do here
- Jog or bike at sunrise with Mayon behind you
- Take photos at the Mayon view spots
- Catch the sunrise over Albay Gulf
- Try street food when the stalls open at night
Know before you go
Mayon is at Alert Level 2: the boulevard is safe, but never enter the 6 km danger zone around the volcano.
Watch for traffic; it is a working road, so use the walkway.
Stay off the seawall during strong waves or typhoon signals.
Roadside parking along the boulevard.
Free to walk; food and drinks from the stalls are paid separately.
Where it is
Legazpi Boulevard, Dap-dap to Lamba, Legazpi City, Albay
By commuteA short tricycle or jeepney ride from downtown Legazpi; it is easy to reach by bike or on foot from the city.
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FAQ
Is Legazpi Boulevard free?
Yes, it is a public seaside road and promenade.
When can I see Mayon from the boulevard?
Usually early in the morning, before clouds build up around the summit.
Is it safe given Mayon's alert level?
Yes, the boulevard is about 15 km from the summit, far outside the 6 km danger zone; still follow any PHIVOLCS advisories.