This striking natural formation, with its resemblance to a slumbering lion, offers a unique visual element against the backdrop of majestic Mt. Mayon. Ascend to its 40m (131ft) peak for breathtaking 360-degree panoramas of Legazpi City and the surrounding landscapes.

These unique black sand beaches in Barangays Dapdap, Puro, and Lamba, formed by the volcanic activity of the region, offer a relaxing escape for locals. Enjoy a refreshing swim in the tranquil waters, soak up the sun on the distinctive dark sand, and experience a different side of Legazpi’s coastal beauty.

This serene mangrove patch serves as a testament to Legazpi City’s commitment to conservation. These tangled roots and quiet waterways create a vital sanctuary for diverse plant and animal life, offering a glimpse into the region’s delicate ecosystem.

This bold landmark, a proud project of JCI Legazpi, was unveiled in March 2014. Its giant white concrete letters spelling out “LEGAZPI” immediately catch the eye and have become a favorite spot for capturing memories. With the majestic Mt. Mayon often rising in the distance, it offers a classic Legazpi photo opportunity, celebrating both the city and its stunning natural setting.

This monument and its surrounding mini-park pay homage to Miguel Lopez de Legazpi, the Spanish conquistador who became the first governor-general of the Philippines. Unveiled in September 2011 with local dignitaries and the Spanish ambassador present, it stands as a complex reminder of the city’s colonial past and its place within a larger tapestry of global history.

Legazpi Boulevard honors the ancient Bikolano folk epic “Ibalong” with three bridges named after its legendary heroes: Baltog Bridge (formerly Macabalo Bridge) in Barangay Dap-Dap, which dazzles at night with vibrant multi-colored lights; Handyong Bridge in Barangay Puro; and Bantong Bridge in Barangay Lamba.

Built by the Mayon Lodge 61, this obelisk stands as a testament to the Masons’ commitment to goodwill and their enduring connection to Legazpi City. It symbolizes not only their own dedication, but also the community’s recognition of their contributions to the city’s progress.

Named for the pre-colonial fishing village that gave rise to Legazpi City, this vibrant new park spans 1.9 hectares and celebrates community life. Stroll through gardens, sample local street food, relax in picnic groves, or enjoy a game of beach volleyball on the unique black sand court. Sawangan Park offers a blend of leisure, sports, and a taste of Legazpi’s heritage.

This action-packed park proves Legazpi’s got the moves, embracing alternative sports and the energy of its youth. Shred the ramps, perfect your tricks, and find your flow on the BMX course. More than just a place to ride, it’s a hub for a vibrant community. Legazpi Skate and BMX Park adds a dose of adrenaline to the boulevard, showcasing the city’s commitment to spaces where anyone can find their edge.

Since its 2008 opening, Embarcadero de Legazpi has held a significant place within the city. Here you’ll find a selection of shops, restaurants, and a hotel, alongside civic spaces, a chapel, and its distinctive lighthouse. While its bustling atmosphere may have faded over time, the Embarcadero remains a landmark worth exploring, offering a glimpse into Legazpi’s ongoing development.

This modern terminal, with its distinctive sail-like tower and wing-like roof, adds both visual interest and essential infrastructure to Legazpi Boulevard. Since its launch in 2015, it has served as a vital hub for coastal and inter-island travelers, seamlessly blending practicality with architectural flair.

Accredited by the Philippine Economic Zone Authority, this bustling IT park and BPO hub anchors Legazpi’s growing role in the digital economy. Anchored by Sutherland Global Services, it provides vital workspace for thousands of IT professionals, fueling both innovation and economic growth within the region.

Inaugurated in 2013, these modern facilities represent Legazpi City’s dedication to public well-being. The Central Fire Station ensures a swift emergency response, while the City Engineer’s Office guides the responsible development of the city. Their presence along the boulevard reinforces its importance as a hub for essential services and civic leadership.

Get ready, Legazpi! This exciting new park promises a dynamic space for everyone. Picture yourself strolling beneath the shade of a grand pavilion, enjoying live music and performances at the bustling amphitheater, or savoring delicious local flavors from inviting food stalls. Let the little ones loose in the playground, where laughter and play fill the air. People’s Park is poised to become a vibrant hub for connection, celebration, and everyday moments of joy.

Plans for an international cruise ship terminal and pier envision a bold future for Legazpi City. Imagine the bustling boulevard transformed into a vibrant arrival point for international travelers, boosting the local economy and raising the city’s profile on the global stage. This ambitious project has the potential to redefine Legazpi, propelling it towards an exciting new era as a must-visit destination.