Legazpi Boulevard

Legazpi Boulevard is a coastal promenade and scenic roadway in Legazpi City, Albay, stretching along Albay Gulf on the eastern edge of the city. Developed as a seaside bypass and leisure corridor, it offers unobstructed views of Mayon Volcano across the gulf. The boulevard features wide paved lanes, dedicated bike and jogging paths, seawall protection, and open sunset viewing areas, making it a popular public space for recreation, sightseeing, and evening strolls.

Visitors can expect a wide, paved seaside boulevard running parallel to Albay Gulf with a seawall on one side and open views of Mayon Volcano on clear days. The area includes dedicated lanes for cycling and jogging, benches and open spaces for sitting, street lighting for evening use, and informal food stalls. The setting is open and breezy, suitable for walking, photography, and sunset viewing, with direct access to the shoreline in some sections.

Legazpi Boulevard was developed in the late 2010s as a coastal bypass road and shore protection project to mitigate storm surge and coastal erosion along Albay Gulf while providing a new tourism and recreation corridor for Legazpi City. Construction began around 2017 and sections were opened from 2018 onwards.

The boulevard serves as a major public leisure and community gathering space for residents of Legazpi City, used for daily exercise, family outings, and local festivals, and is recognized as a scenic viewpoint for Mayon Volcano.