Sumlang Lake is a beautifully restored 9-hectare water body in Camalig, Albay, offering a serene recreational landscape with Mayon views.
Once a swamp filled with water hyacinths, local community efforts transformed Sumlang Lake into a clean eco-tourism hub. Today, guests can ride native bamboo rafts, paddle swan boats, or sit on beautifully styled abaca chairs designed by local furniture artisans.
🌄 What to Expect
The lake’s calm water acts as a mirror, creating one of Bicol’s most scenic photography backdrops.
📸 Why Visit
Peaceful bamboo raft rides with specialized native abaca seatings for elegant photos
Iconic water mirror-effect that perfectly reflects Mount Mayon Volcano on calm days
Local artisan village shops highlighting high-quality abaca weaves, solid pili wood furniture, and delicacies
Perfect relaxing park setting with lush gardens, local food stalls, and cultural displays
📍 Best Time to Visit
6:30 AM to 9:00 AM or 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM when the water is perfectly still and Mayon is visible.
📍 Travel & Visitor Directory Information
| 🏢 Address: | Sumlang Lake Eco-Park, Barangay Sumlang, Camalig, Albay, Philippines |
| 📞 Contact Number: | +63 (917) 480-1234 (Sumlang Eco-Park Board) |
| 🎟️ Entrance Fee: | ₱100 Entry Fee (includes access to viewpoints and artisan shops); ₱50 for bamboo rafts |
| ⏰ Operating Hours: | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM Daily |
| 🧭 Directions: | Board a Camalig or Guinobatan bound jeepney from Legazpi City proper. Ask to be let off in Barangay Sumlang. From the main highway crossing, take a short 3-minute tricycle ride to the lake gates. |
| 🌐 Website / Social: | https://camalig.albay.gov.ph |
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