Sumlang is a man-made lake located in Camalig, Albay that is famed for being the new habitat to a wide range of flora and fauna. It has recently succeeded in becoming a feeding ground for some migratory and resident birds.
This new tourist attraction has been upgraded by the province, where visitors enjoy an uninterrupted and clear look on the majestic Mount Mayon. You should visit the lake in the early morning or late afternoon to see either the sunrise or sunset.
Sumlang Lake has a lot to offer, from food, to service, and to picturesque views of Albay’s pride – Mayon. Visit now!
How to get to Sumlang Lake?
Easiest way to get to Sumlang Lake
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From Legazpi to Sumlang Lake
1. Head to downtown Legazpi City.
2. Ride a jeepney heading to either Camalig, Guinobatan, or Polangui.
3. Ask the driver to drop you off at the Agri-Village.
4. From the Agri-Village, ride a tricycle heading to Sumlang Lake.
Things to do at Sumlang Lake
1. BALSA RIDE
– You can’t swim in the lake, but the place offers a balsa or bamboo raft that you can use for your instagram photos.
2. WATCH THE CULTURAL DEMO
– Enjoy a cultural tour by going to the cottages beside the souvenir shop. They also have cooking demos featuring Bicolano food such as pinangat and many more!
3. LEARN HOW TO WEAVE ABACA
– Another cultural feature they have on display is on preparing the strips of abaca to be weaved into bags and other local products.
4. TAKE HOME A SOUVENIR
– Their souvenir shop features Albay’s best local products such as bags, baskets, home furniture, and some edible pasalubongs!
5. SNAP YOUR PHOTOS
– Picture or it didn’t happen! Don’t pass up on the chance to memorialize your visit by snapping a photo with the Mayon Volcano in your background!
Rates and Fees
ENTRANCE FEE
Adults – ₱ 100
Senior Citizens – ₱ 80
Children – ₱ 60
Environmental Fee – ₱ 20
Parking Fee for Motorcycle and Tricycles – ₱ 10
Parking Fee for Cars – ₱ 20
Balsa Ride – ₱ 80 per person for 30 minutes
Kayak – ₱ 100 per person for 30 minutes
Aqua Bike – ₱ 100 per person for 30 minutes
FISHING
Fish Feeding – ₱ 20
Rental Equipment – ₱ 50
Fish Rate – ₱ 150 per kilo
Interesting Facts
– Sumlang is only a man-made lake.
How to Contact
You can contact Sumlang Lake through these:
Mobile No.: 0968 887 3244
Email: info.naturefuntraventure@gmail.com
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/SumlangLakeNFT/
Reminders when visiting Sumlang Lake
1. Sumlang Lake is open everyday from 8 AM to 8 PM.
2. The best time to visit is early morning or late afternoon.
3. Respect the environment and do not pick up plants.
4. Throw your trash in the proper disposal bins.
5. Do not leave your things unattended.