How to Get to Legazpi by Sea
Legazpi City is also accessible by sea with its national port. The nearby Tabaco City Port is an international port of entry. However, because Legazpi Port faces the Pacific Ocean it is out of the way from the busy sea lanes of the Visayas. Thus, Legazpi port caters mainly to passengers going to nearby municipalities and the occasional international cargo ships delivering goods.
From Cebu and Leyte, Legazpi is accessible via WG & A and Trans-Asia Shipping Lines with ships that dock at Masbate port. There are regular Fast-craft services from Masbate to Pilar in Sorsogon, from which tourists can proceed to Legazpi by jeepney or bus.
Port of Legazpi | Photo by Wilson Q. Tan
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Climbing Up to Mayon’s Base Camp
Climbing up to the summit of the Philippines’s most active volcano is truly an experience of a lifetime. Climbing up to the level close to the summit or an area commonly referred to as the knife’s edge is for the intermediate-expert climber or for one who is very fit. It normally takes two days and one night to reach the summit and it is essential that one have a competent and knowledgeable local guide.
