Anawangin Cove is the most popular, most visited and most maintained amongst its neighboring coves. It's also nearer to the town of Pundaquit so supplies like food and drinks are available yet a little bit pricey. According to the boatmen, Anawangin Cove is owned by a local family who also lives in Pundaquit. They are also responsible for making the place well maintained and they have employed caretakers to make sure the shores is regularly cleaned.There are many things to do in Anawangin, aside from getting your tan or sleeping under the pine trees. You can hike up the hills and view the ocean from afar or you can hike and follow the shallow...
0 Escape to Anawangin Cove (Zambales, The Philippines) Part 2
Before going to the camp site (Anawangin Cove), it's better to visit the islands in the morning where the water is not as rough as in the afternoon.The two islands, Camara and Capones can be seen when you board the boat from Pundaquit beach. Camara Island is the one closest from Pundaquit beach. Just like Capones, Camara is big lump of rock with very little soil and greenery. Capones island island is about 20 minutes boat ride away from Camara island and is a perfect place to have a 360 degrees view of the place via the light house. Click the images below to enlarge... NEXT: Camping at Anawangin Cove...
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0 Escape to Anawangin Cove (Zambales, The Philippines) Part 1
I really like the outdoors. And spending a couple of days away from the busy city is one way for me to recharge my batteries. If your idea of spending a weekend is to relax by the beach and sing around the campfire like me, then I bet you'll love Anawangin.Last week, myself, my hubby and a couple of friends just decided to pack our bags and experience what Anawangin Cove has to offer.View Anawangin Cove, Zambales in a larger mapThere are several ways to get to Anawangin, one by car and the other by bus. There are several bus stations that caters to travelers, one of which is Victory Liner. Zambales is only 3 hours away from Manila, but Pundaquit...
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