The Park can be reached from Manila via Naga City by air and bus.

Metro Manila – Pili (Naga City) by air: Philippine Airlines and Asian Spirit to has regular flights to Naga City. The airport is located in Pili, some 30 minutes from Naga City. The flight lasts 35 to 60 minutes depending on the aircraft, and costs around P 2,500.00 to P 3,000.00 (round trip).

Metro Manila – Pili (Naga City) by road: Different bus companies ply the route along Maharlika highway. It takes 9 to 12 hours to reach destination. A one-way fare costs from P300.00 to P500.00 depending on the company and quality of transport. The most important liners are Philtranco , JB Lines and Tritran .

Pili/Naga to the park: From the airport, take a 30-minute jeep ride (P 5.00) that will take you to the Naga City market. From the bus station, take a tricycle (P 3.50) to the same destination.

Jeepneys stationed near the Naga City market leave for Barangay Panicuason / Carolina. After a 5-km, 30-minute ride (P11.00), get off at the Girl Scout of the Philippines office in Panicuason and walk the road leading to the Protected Area Office.

Best Time to Visit

Visitors can best hike through Mt. Isarog’s forests during the dry period occurring from January to April. In the lowlands, the temperature ranges from 20.8 °C in February to 33.6 °C in May. It decreases by 0.6°C for every 100-meter climb to the top.

Local Eco- tourism Destinations and Cultural Activities

Mt. Isarog Summit. An 8-10 hour hike from Barangay Panicuason offers an unforgettable view of the crater and plains of the Bicol Peninsula. Hikers follow the Panicuason trail which leads through the mossy forest. At higher elevations, trees are dwarfed and twisted by the climate and strong winds. The trail has six campsites located at different elevations. Camp One is an hour’s hike from Panicuason. Hikers are advised to bring their own water for this hike. From Camp One up to Camp Six, drinking water can be availed from clean streams and waterfalls along the way.

Malabsay Falls. Visiting the Park will not be complete without admiring the Malabsay Falls near the Park entrance, where visitors can have picnics and swim. Nabuntulan Spring. Near Malabsay Falls, it can be reached by following a forested mountain trail. Magragobrob Waterfalls. Located inside the crater of Mt. Isarog in Barangays Aroro and San Pedro, Goa. Sulfuric water emanates from this 40-meter waterfall which drains into the Rangas River. Mountaineers coming down from the summit along the Panicuason trail, rest here. Consocep Mountain Resort. Located at Barangay Tigaon adjacent to the Park boundary. The Tumaguiti and Bulalacao waterfalls and four smaller ones are found here. A well-maintained path leads from the car park to the falls. Close to the river are small areas specially designed for rest and recreation. Hiwacloy Sulfur Springs. Located at Barangay Hiwacloy, Goa. Their warm sulfuric spring water is known to cure skin diseases and other minor ailments.

World War II Tunnels. Constructed by Japanese soldiers in barangays Tinangis and Curry in Pili and in Del Rosario and Guinaban in Ocampo. Consult local barangay captains before venturing into the "unknown". Slide Falls in Curry. Located at Pili, the falls can be sighted from the Quirino highway. The falls are believed to hold Japanese treasure within its vicinity.

Deer Farm. Established by the Provincial Government in Barangay Consocep, it hosts five different species of Australian deer. The Government intends to venture into a full-scale trading of deer meat, leather and antlers.

Butterfly Farm. A garden in the provincial capitol in Pili known for its wide variety of flowers and butterflies.

Market in Naga City. A cornucopia of native handicrafts and delicacies are found here: Pili sweets, abaca mats, slippers and home decors.

Food

Visitors are familiar with Bicolano delicatessen offered at Aling Conching’s situated along Diversion Road and Kanyaman near Villa Caceres. Downtown Chinese restaurants serve cheap yet delicious food. A meal in a restaurant costs a minimum of P150.00. The eateries along Peñafrancia Avenue offer budget meals. A complete meal with rice, meat and vegetable dishes costs around P80.00.

Try Bicol Express, a local delicacy made of chopped green pepper (sili), sautéed in alamang, chopped meat and boiled in coconut milk. Other Bicolano specialties include pangat and kinalas.