Fees, hours, and getting around

Yes. Most AlbayTourist listings show an entrance fee or starting price, operating hours, the municipality, a map link, and contact details. The information is compiled from public listings and operator pages, but fees and hours can change. Confirm directly with the site or operator before traveling.

Prices are compiled from public listings and operator information, with update dates shown on individual pages. They are not a live rate feed, and entrance fees, day-use rates, room rates, and tour packages can change without notice. Treat every price as a starting point and confirm the final amount with the property or operator.

Cagsawa Ruins in Daraga is listed at ₱30 entrance, open 7am–6pm. Parking, snacks, and souvenirs are extra. Most visitors spend 30–60 minutes, and the site is about 15–25 minutes by tricycle or car from central Legazpi City, depending on traffic.

Sumlang Lake in Camalig is listed at ₱50 entrance, open 8am–6pm. Bamboo raft rides, food, and other extras may cost more. Go early for calmer water and a better chance of seeing Mayon’s reflection.

The Mayon Black Lava ATV Trails listing starts at ₱50, which is the listed entrance or starting rate rather than a full tour price. Guided ATV packages are quoted by the operator and vary by route length, group size, and inclusions. Confirm what the price covers — helmet, guide, water, and insurance — before booking.

Listed beach rates range from free at Burad Beach to ₱30 at Muladbucad, ₱50 at Mosboron, ₱95 at LaConsolacion, ₱99 at Uson and Cabungahan, ₱100 at Pinamuntugan, Guinanayan, and Drew Island, ₱199 at Namanday, and ₱299 at Timberland. Misibis Bay Resort is priced as a stay, from about ₱11,000. These are day-use or starting rates; confirm current fees and inclusions.

The terminals directory lists bus, van, jeepney, and port terminals across Albay, with search and sort tools. You can filter by terminal name or municipality and open each listing for routes, hours, facilities, and a map.

The main hubs are Legazpi Grand Central Terminal, Tabaco City Central Terminal, and Polangui Integrated Transport Terminal. The directory also covers Daraga, Ligao, Camalig, Tiwi, Guinobatan, Libon, Pio Duran Port, and Rapu-Rapu Port terminals. Each listing shows routes and operating hours.

Legazpi Grand Central Terminal is listed as open 24 hours with buses, UV Express vans, and jeepneys. Routes connect Legazpi with Daraga, Camalig, Ligao, Tabaco, Naga, Sorsogon, Manila (Cubao, PITX, Pasay), Masbate, and Tacloban, among others. Facilities include restrooms, waiting areas, food stalls, ticket counters, parking, and 24/7 security.

Travel to Catanduanes via the Tabaco International Port, near Tabaco City Central Terminal. Ferries and RORO vessels serve Virac and San Andres, and the terminal lists a Tabaco–Virac route via RORO. Schedules and crossings depend on weather and sea conditions, so confirm with the port or ferry operator on the day.

From Polangui Integrated Transport Terminal you can reach Legazpi, Ligao, Oas, Libon, Naga, Iriga, and Manila via Cubao, PITX, or Pasay. The terminal is listed as open 4am–10pm and has restrooms, waiting areas, food stalls, ticket counters, parking, security, an ATM, and a convenience store.

Several car rental operators in the directory advertise airport pickups and transfers from Bicol International Airport in Daraga. Send your flight number and arrival time when booking, and confirm whether the airport fee and parking are included. Daraga Transport Terminal is also near the airport for buses and vans.