Malilipot Voyage Tips and guide

Malilipot is a municipality in the province of Albay. The town is alongside Legazpi-Tiwi coastal road.

The name Malilipot comes from the Bikol word malipot which means cold. Located at the east coast of the province, it has two mountains — Mount Bulakawan and Mount Toktokan that protect the entire town against the dangerous eruption of Mayon Volcano. Barangay San Roque is the only vulnerable place in town.

The nearest airport is in Legazpi (DRP ^IATA).

There are buses from Manila to Malilipot, stopping also at other towns and cities along the way, and there are also UV Express vans from Legazpi and jeepneys from Tabaco. It is 20 kilometres (12 mi) from Legazpi City and 547 kilometres (340 mi) from Manila.

Around the town center there are pedicabs while tricycles are available heading to the outlying barangays.

• Parish of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
• Vanishing Island (known locally as Wara-wara Sandbar) at barangay Salvacion, Cagraray Island
• Gamboa's Orchard, Barangay San Jose
• Patio de San Jose, Barangay San Jose
• Busay Falls
• Dos Montes Hillside Natural Spring Resort
• Harong kan Sagrada Familia Chapel, Barangay San Jose
• Bulawan Bridge, Barangay San Jose
• Sagurong Natural Spring Resort – Purok 3, Sta. Teresa

• Trek Mount Bulakawan
• Lubid Festival - an occasion of merriment, excitement and reckoning the value of culture, tradition and potentials of Malilipot. The festival’s highlight is the Street Presentation and Exhibition (Sayaw Paralubid). The festival also coincides with the observance of the Feast of Mt. Carmel that will bring out the spirit of piety amidst the days of gaiety.

Native bags made of Abaca are sold as souvenirs.

• Kusina de Alexandra at Gamboa's Orchard at only ₱400

There are two hotels in town and both of them are in Gamboa's Orchard.

• Cabanas (Standard, Executive & Family)
• Casa Cecilia Hotel (Premier, Executive & Deluxe Rooms)

• Legazpi — the vibrant capital city of Albay
• Tabaco — just adjacent to the municipality of Malilipot