Sula Island, a hidden paradise off the coast of Albay Province in the Bicol Region, offers travelers an untouched tropical escape in the Philippines. Located near Bacacay town, this small island is known for its serene shores, calm turquoise waters, and the picturesque Sula Channel that connects Albay Gulf to the Pacific Ocean.
This underrated Albay Province destination is ideal for nature lovers and island hoppers seeking a peaceful experience. The island is surrounded by mangroves and coral-rich waters, making it an excellent spot for kayaking, snorkeling, or simply enjoying the view of Mayon Volcano from afar. On calm days, the mirror-like waters of the Sula Channel create stunning reflections of the sky and nearby islands.
Visitors to Sula Island in Bicol Region can also explore nearby attractions such as Cagraray Eco-Energy Park and the famous Misibis Bay Resort, both just a boat ride away. Those interested in local culture can visit Bacacay town proper, known for its old churches, fresh seafood markets, and scenic coastal roads perfect for motorbike or tricycle rides.
Whether you're pairing it with a Legazpi City tour or heading off the beaten path, Sula Island is a peaceful stop that showcases the natural charm and laid-back lifestyle of Bicol Region.
