By air

The nearest airport is in Legazpi City - Legazpi Airport - about 30 kilometres (19 mi) from Tabaco City. Four commercial airline companies (Cebu Pacific, Air Philippines, Zest Air and Philippine Airlines) operate in the airport.

By road

Roads are good in Tabaco and they are classified as follows:

 National Roads - 27.8 km.
 Provincial Roads - 48.47 km.
 Municipal Roads - 10.7855 km.
 Barangay Roads - 74.826 km.

By sea

The Port of Tabaco City is one of the ports of entry open to overseas shipping in the province of Albay. It also serves as a passenger and cargo movement facility to the islands of San Miguel, Cagraray, Batan and Rapu-Rapu as well as the Province of Catanduanes and the coastal town of Camarines Sur. The main Sea Transportation operators in the port are:
M/V Eugenia
M/V Regina Calixta 2,3 and 4

By bus

There are regular transportation to and from Manila and to the other main cities in the Bicol Region. Some bus companies with stations in Tabaco:
   Cagsawa Travel & Tours
   Gold Line Tours, Inc.
   Philtranco
   Raymond Transportation
   RSL Bus Transport Corporation
   Tawtrasco
 

Church of San Juan Bautista

The Church of San Juan Bautista in San Juan, Tabaco City is one of the most impressive religious structures in the province of Albay. The construction of the present church started in 1864 and was completed in 1879. What makes this church unique among other Philippine churches are the stones used to build the church as they bear the distinct marks of the Masons.It was designated as National Landmark by PD. 260 on August 1, 1993.

Pigeon Point Heritage Park

There is much more to the area however. The Marine Park is about 125 acres, more than half of which is the wetlands to the south and south-east. The usable land stretches from Windhole in the North and curves to the south-west, where the entrance gate is located.Before accessing the Heritage Park, visitors will see several souvenir and other handicraft vendors as well as watersport operators who ply their trade to those in the area. Fisherfolk as well, use some of the beaches of the Park, mostly to the southwest or what they call the Swallows. Others use Windhole to the north to land their daily catch. Today green verges overshadowed by coconut palms guide visitors along the access road to the main area where modern amenities await those who would spend an idyllic day lounging on pink sunwashed sands.

Island Girl

Come aboard Island Girl for an unforgettable cruise up the coast of Tobago. Experience snorkelling and suntanning at secluded beaches, an open bar with attentive bartenders, snacks and our sumptuous buffet lunch. Transport to and from most hotels is included.
Or sail into the sunset and rock to a sweet selection of Caribbean music on our idyllic sunset cruise, all the while served from our open bar and attended to by our courteous and professional crew.This custom built catamaran designed for your enjoyment is stable (no drink spilling!) and has a large covered area for those who need to escape the sun. For those with a tan to work on, you will gravitate to our comfortable nets as the soft sea breeze washes over you. Dive on untouched reefs or go explore deserted beaches on the most memorable day of your holiday.

April - June
September - November

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