Walking around the city of Legazpi can be a pleasant experience. One can get in touch with the locals, at the same time, enjoy the sceneries and whiff the fresh air. Strolling along the lanes and getting a first-hand feel of Albay has to offer is definitely possible and probably better when you walk through the area.
But if you are planning to explore more of Albay and its tourist destinations, you can achieve a lot if you travel by land, water and air.
Getting around Albay is easy and convenient especially if you know your way around the place. Albay has the following ports: Tabaco International, Legazpi National, Pio Duran Provincial, and the Pantao Regional Port. Albay’s capital city also has its own domestic airport which aims to serve international flights in the near future. For now, you get connecting flights to and from Manila with ease through the nation’s flag-carrier, Philippine Airlines among other airline carriers.Land travel is not as difficult as well. Many taxis, PUJs, buses and motorcabs abound the province to take you to your destination. Make sure that you ask for the fare rates from the locals to avoid haggling and overpricing from opportunistic drivers.Ferry boats and small bancas are especially available for island hopping activities or whale-watching itineraries. Make sure that you are fully equipped with life-saving devices to ensure your safety when on board these wooden vessels.
