Resorts: Manhattan

MANHATTAN BEACH RESORT

Nestled on a black sand beach and cove on the coast of the Albay Gulf, the Manhattan Beach Resort offers a panoramic ocean view that is not only picture-perfect but also relaxing and alluring. Manhattan Beach Resort has complete amenities for anything from a simple picnic with the family to events such as intimate weddings, seminars and conventions. The private pool for kids and adults is perfect for a refreshing dip on a hot summer’s day.

Resorts: Dhio Endheka

DHIO EDHEKA

Hidden in a forest at the foot of the world famous Mayon Volcano is the mystifying and enchanting Dhio Endheka Spring Resort. Nestled at the fringes of the majestic mountain, Dhio Endheka is pertually fed and caressed by its many life-bringing streams of cool, vibrant and refreshing water.

A sanctuary for the spirit and soul, Dhio Endheka is embraced amidst verdant foliage and trees; dotted with a mantra of birds, flowers and butterflies. Breathtaking panorama pervades.

Historical: Cagsawa

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The Legazpi Boulevard is a coastal road network extending from the city’s central business district and port area to the southern barangays, an area deemed as a new frontier of development. The boulevard is one of the most picturesque seaside roads in the Philippines, with a spectacular view of the Mayon Volcano and the Kapuntukan hill to the north. A monument to the great Spanish conquistador Miguel Lopez de Legazpi stands at the foot of the Kapuntukan Hill.
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CAGSAWA RUINS, ALBAY

In February 1, 1814, Mt. Mayon began its most violent and deadly eruption to date. During the eruption, some 1,200 people took refuge in the stone church of Cagsawa. Unfortunately, all perished when lahar and pyroclastic flows engulfed the church. Only the belfry of the Cagsawa church remains as a grim and silent reminder of that fateful day. For almost two hundred years, it has withstood the test of time and the elements to become one of the most recognizable landmarks of Albay Province.

Beaches: Misibis Bay

Misibis Bay

Misibis Bay is a private tropical hideaway built on a pristine stretch of beach along the southern tip of Cagraray Island in Bacacay, Albay. This breathtaking, 5-hectare island resort may be reached via a 50-minute flight from Manila to Legazpi, then a scenic travel by land (45-minutes), by a private helicopter (15 minutes), or by a fast watercraft (30 minutes).
Experience the diversity of Misibis Bay, where exciting adventures arise from infinite possibilities. Discover Misibis Bay, your luxury island getaway in the Philippines.

Beaches: Pinamuntugan

 Pinamuntugan Island, Bacacay

In February 1, 1814, Mt. Mayon began its most violent and deadly eruption to date. During the eruption, some 1,200 people took refuge in the stone church of Cagsawa. Unfortunately, all perished when lahar and pyroclastic flows engulfed the church. Only the belfry of the Cagsawa church remains as a grim and silent reminder of that fateful day. For almost two hundred years, it has withstood the test of time and the elements to become one of the most recognizable landmarks of Albay Province.

Albay is famous for its volcanic jet-black sand beaches, but the province also has its share of islands with stretches of golden sands. Pinamuntugan Island in Bacacay, Albay is one of these; a hidden gem that is off the beaten path of most tourists. - See more at: http://wowlegazpi.com/category/destinations/#sthash.oXFJrNcc.dpuf