It was in 2009 when we had our beach-bumming weekend in Anawangin Cove, Pundaquit San Antonio Zambales. I want to share to you how we were able to get there.
How to get to Anawangin Cove
1. Take a Victory Liner bus going to Iba Zambales and get off at the town of San Antonio. Or you may take a bus bound for Olongapo then transfer to a bus going to Iba Zambales. Fare is around 250 pesos. Check out www.victoryliner.com for the trip schedules.
2. From the town proper of San Antonio, take a tricyle going to Pundaquit Beach. Fare is 25 pesos per person.
3. Rent a boat that will bring you directly to Anawangin Cove from the locals offering their services. Boat rentals depend on the the size of the boat.
Note: When renting a boat, ask the boatman to bring you to Capones and Camara Islands as a side trip.
Me and my group will be back to Pundaquit in San Antonio Zambales tomorrow. We're going to explore Nagsasa Cove this time.
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hi there... i am a from san antonio, zambales. i appreciate it very much for posting annawangin cove. hope you could come back and explore the other coves as well... talisayen, nagsaza and silangin..
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ReplyDeleteMe and my group will be back to Pundaquit San Antonio Zambales tomorrow. We're going to explore Nagsasa Cove this time.
Thanks a lot!
Hello Pinoy Adventurista,
ReplyDeleteHow's your stay in Nagsasa Cove?
Thanks for sharing us your experience.
More Travel To Come,
Red (Anawangin Cove Adventurist)
@Red @ AnawanginCove - As I put it, Nagsasa Cove is a better alternative to Anawangin which has been exploited through the years by careless campers...
ReplyDeleteHopefully, it will not end up like Anawangin...
Thanks for the visit!
Can we rent a boat for 2 people? How much would that cost?
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