If you’re looking for a vacation spot that will blow your mind and make you feel like you’ve been transported to another world, look no further than Bulusan Lake.
A popular tourist attraction in Sorsogon province, Bulusan Lake is known to be the largest freshwater lake on the island of Luzon. The lake is surrounded by the highest mountain ranges in Bicol and is fed by the Bulusan Volcano, considered an active volcano.
The naturally formed limestone formations surrounding its perimeter make this fantastic panorama of beauty even more spectacular. Millions of tourists visit the lakeside yearly to enjoy the scenery and therapeutic hot spring baths. This article will serve as a guide to Bulusan Lake Sorsogon.
The lake is nestled among lush green mountains and surrounded by rolling hills that seem to go on forever. It’s like something out of a fairy tale where time stands still, and you can forget your everyday stress.
If you want to make sure your trip goes smoothly, here are a few tips:
- Bring some snacks with you so that when hunger strikes, there’s something easy to eat nearby. Also, bring bottled water so you’ll be prepared if there isn’t any available at the site.
- Wear comfortable clothing—you’ll want something light that won’t get in the way when walking around or climbing up rocks!
- Bring binoculars or a camera so that if there are any animals nearby (like deer), you can take pictures without bothering them too much!
- In case it rains while visiting Bulusan Lake (which happens sometimes), bring an umbrella along with
- Make sure to bring some money, You’ll surely like their souvenir and it’s so affordable.
BULUSAN LAKE FEES (as of May 2022)
- Entrance Fee: Php 50 (regular) / Php 25 (students, Bulusan Residents, PWDs, seniors, children below 7)
- Environmental Fee: Php 10
- Parking fees: 20 to 150
- Shuttle service (two-way): Php 35
- Kayaking: Php 100/person
- Stand-up paddle boarding: Php 200/person
- Boat rental: Php 600 good for 5
- Fishing: Php 20/person
- Trekking: Php 10/person
