Along the
coastal route from Legazpi to Tabaco are several beach resorts,
charac-terized by dark lava sand and rough blue waters. This area
is sometimes called the 'Mayon Riviera'.
The road
to Tabaco from Legazpi is as-phalt and in good condition except
for a short section before Santo Domingo which was pushed away
by a previous volcanic eruption and has not yet been rebuilt.
In spite of this fact much traffic plies this route, but on rainy
days it can be difficult to pass through.
To reach
the resorts located along this route, one takes a jeepney at the
Legazpi public market going toward Tabaco, and asks the driver
to stop on the highway near the desired resorts. From the highway
one takes a tricycle to the resorts.
Beach
Resorts
Kagayonan
Beach Resort (12)
Expensive and luxurious resort midway be-tween Legazpi and Santo
Domingo.
(closed indefinitely due to typhoon damage)
Kalayukai Beach Resort (4) - Santo Domingo
(closed indefinitely due to typhoon damage)
Reyes Beach Resort (3) - Santo Domingo
Open but in process of rebuilding after typhoon damage; entr P
3
rm/cot 105-295; 14 rms and 4 cots
whole day and half day rates
picnic tables, conf area, rest
popular among locals
Salakot
Beach Resort (2) - Santo Domingo
a very small area with only a few picnic huts
Sirangan Beach House (1) - Santo Domingo
rm 30; small, quiet and friendly place; the owner possesses a
wildlife collection (many small birds and animals)
Laguno Beach Resort (11) - Sogod, Bacacay
entr P 1; picnic area only
Sogod Beach Resort (11) - Sogod, Bacacay
rm P 100 (for 10 pers); conf & social halls, fishing pond, tennis,
volleyball court, electricity not yet restored since typhoon Sisang;
designed primarily for large groups, but individual visitors are
also welcome; quiet, relaxing place surrounded by rice fields
