Tinaga Island is most famous for its 2-kilometer Mahabang Buhangin beach, which is a 2-kilometer stretch of pristine white beach with calm, clear blue waters. Tinaga Island was voted by one of the world's leading accounting firms, PWC, as #1 in their top ten up and coming tourist destinations in their Philippines gems report.

Guintinua is one of the two major islands in the Calaguas group of islands. Measuring almost 6.5 kilometers long, it is the second-largest of the group of pristine islands.

Maculabo Island is one of Paracale's hidden gems. It is a major stopover for boats going to Tinaga Island, which is home to the famous Mahabang Buhangin beach. Maculabo is also blessed with white, powdery sands and pristine blue waters like its neighboring islands. 

Mahabang Buhangin Beach is the most iconic scenery in the Calaguas group of islands, because of its 2-kilometer stretch of fine, white sand beach reminiscent of Boracay island's. Located in Tinaga Island, it is lined with a curation of resorts and campsites where one can wake up to the breathtaking sight of the shore's crystal clear blue waters and fine sand. 

This tourism product highlights all the exciting sailing activities along the idyllic Polique Bay and Legazpi Boulevard. It is implemented in partnership with Albay Boat Builder Yacht Club. 

Vera Falls is a short cascade of water that falls into a clear, shallow lagoon set in the lush base of Mt. Malinao. It is accessible via a scenic, 1,200-meter trek through green forest canopies. 

Explore the different trails offered by the Mayon SkyDrive All-Terrain Vehicle Adventure. This newly-opened ATV Adventure Provider lets adventure-seekers explore the outdoors via the SkyDrive Trail, Cagsawa Trail, Green Lava Trail, and the Black Lava Trail. 

The Cagasawa Ruins are one of Albay's most iconic structures. Originally built in Cagsawa in 1587, it was burned down and destroyed by pirates in 1636, rebuilt in 1724, but destroyed again during the February 1, 1814 Mayon Volcano eruption. The ruins now serve as a surreal remnant of the past.

Also known as Nuestra Señora de la Porteria Parish Church (Our Lady of the Gate Parish Church), Daraga Church was built by the Franciscan missionaries in 1772. Parts of the Baroque church consist of volcanic rocks and were declared as National Cultural Treasure of the Philippines in 2007. 

Also known as "Pili Nut Hills", Quitinday Hills and Nature Park is most reminiscent of Bohol's Chocolate Hills - but with the addition of Mayon Volcano in the background. It has several peaks which are open to tourists, with a well-established trail.