Anawangin Beach Cove
If your idea of a beach trip is chillin’ out by the beach in a hammock, singing around a campfire with a guitar and climbing beach cliffs to wait for the sunset then you should definitely go to Anawangin.
The Beach Cove
Anawangin is a cove in the town of San Antonio in Zambales. It is a beach that has an off-white sand and an evergreen forest cover near the shore (you’ll rarely see a coconut tree in Anawangin). Behind the forest is a small stream that flows out to the sea (During summer this stream dries up into a shallow pond). There are also two beach cliffs bounding the beach, which you can hike up and enjoy the view.
Getting There
Going to Anawangin will approximately take 6 hours. From Manila, you can drive or take a bus to San Antonio, Zambales. Upon arriving at San Antonio you can hire a boat at Pundaquit that will take you to Anawangin. It is advisable to leave Manila at night so it wouldn’t be hot while traveling.
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Use this handy google map to trace the way to San Antonio Zambales.
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Best Time To Go
The best time to go would be around February when the weather is not too hot and humid, and there are not as many people camping. Though we like the hippie vibe during the Summer months of April and May, the campsite is just too crowded.
What To Bring
There are no modern facilities in Anawangin; there are only a couple of toilets (without roofs) and water pumps as sources of running water. Bring lots of drinking water since drinking from the water pump is not safe, and the weather tends to be too hot at around 12 noon. Also bring your own food, there are no hotels and resorts that could prepare meals for you. For sleeping, you have to bring your own tent and pitch it under the forest cover where it is much cooler than by the shore.
What to do
Anawangin is definitely Boracay’s exact opposite in terms of development, but that doesn’t mean you’ll run out of stuff to do during your stay. Here are some suggested activities you could do aside from lying in a hammock by the beach:
1. Bonfire
Gather fallen twigs and light up a fire for warmth during the night. Bring a guitar so you can sing around the campfire. Just don’t forget to put it out when going to sleep.
2. Climbing
The beach is bound by two cliffs in the north and south. The northern cliff is higher and is not adviseable to trek in since it has loose rocks. The southern cliff is gentler and is easier to climb. You can get a great view of the beach at sunset (just don’t forget to bring flashlights so you could see your way down).
3. Trekking
Behind the evergreen forest is a stream (a dry riverbed in the summer) leading to a large hill. You can trek your way to this hill, just be cautious since there were reports that there are wild animals in this area.
4. Skimboarding
You could bring your skimboard to practice your moves. The beach is great for this activity since it has a fine sand and few rocks.
5. Ultimate Frisbee
Have your group play with you or better yet, invite other campers to join your group for a great game of frisbee.
You can arrange sidetrips with your boatman if you want to go island hopping. Nearby are Capones and Camara Islands. Capones Island is known for its centuries-old Spanish lighthouse while Camara Island is a rock climbing destination. Inform your boatman in advance and clear the details with him since there is no cellphone signal coverage in Anawangin.
Same with travelling anywhere be cautious; the beach has strong undercurrent at times – there was a guy who almost drowned during our stay. There were also reports of wild animals in the forest so please watch out.
With its evergreen forest, gentle stream, breath-taking views and off-white sand, Anawangin is one of the best beaches near Manila for city people who wouldn’t mind roughing it out in the great outdoors.
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119 Comments, Comment or Ping
Jayson M
Just want to share, last June when I was in Zambales, part of our trip was to go island hopping to Capones and the neighboring islands. However, due to the strong current, we pulled back. So next year, if there is a plan again to travel to Zambales, this time earlier than June, we’ll def. push through with our island hopping, including this beach.
Thanks Manilenio for the sneak peek!
Oct 6th, 2008
arnold sierra
request for family rates
Jan 12th, 2009
admin
@Arnold Sierra There are no resorts in Anawangin or Capones Islands. But there hotels in Pundaquit. One of which is Punta de Uian (http://www.puntadeuian.com), their contact number is 0918 800 8426. Based on their site the family villa rate (for 6 persons) is at 10,000 pesos.
If this is out of your budget, there are other hotels, just go to this link:
http://www.backpackingphilippines.com/2008/06/anawangin-beach-resorts-pundaquit.html
Jan 13th, 2009
Lilet Lingad
Hi! This is Lilet from G&W Architects. Just wanna request if you can send me your package rate for the company outing? approximately 60 pax. Can you email this ASAP! Tnx.
Jan 19th, 2009
admin
@Lilet Kindly contact Punta de Uian at 0918 800 8426. They may be able to advise on your request. Btw, just wanted it to be clear that Anawangin is a 40-minute boat ride from Pundaquit, and that there are no hotels in Anawangin. Thanks.
Jan 20th, 2009
salazar
what can you advise for first timers?? i want to take my girlfriend here because its our aniv, and do you have any idea how much it would cost us in all. I thought of camping and just spend the one night there thanks much!
Jan 27th, 2009
admin
@Salazar – we spent around 1,800 pesos per person during the trip (includes a rented van and a sidetrip to Capones Island).
If you’re going to take public transportation the overall cost would be around a thousand pesos per person. (This includes transpo all the way back to Manila and the camping fee but excludes the trip to Capones Island).
If you’d like to see a detailed breakdown of the cost let me suggest another blog post: http://laurganism.com/2008/04/22/return-to-anawangin-cove-the-non-vacation/
Jan 28th, 2009
JAYCEE
hi, dis is jc, we’re planning to go on trip to anawangin, can u give us a boatman’s contact number for us to arranged with?
Jan 30th, 2009
admin
@Jaycee Sorry I don’t have the contact number of our boatman anymore
Jan 30th, 2009
imee santos
do you have contact numbers of boatman or some resort in pundaquit?
tnx
Feb 9th, 2009
admin
@Imee Here’s the contact number of Punta de Uian 0918 800 8426, another resort is Nora’s Beach Resort their contact number is 0918 2788188
Feb 9th, 2009
Blair
Hi! My boyfriend & I are planning to go to Anawangin this coming weekend. I have lots of friends who went there already, but they were around 10 people when they went camping. Would you know if it’s safe to stay there and camp even if it’s just the 2 of us?
Thank you!
Feb 26th, 2009
admin
@Blair there are caretakers who stay in Anawangin, therefore you won’t be alone there… and it’s almost peak season, surely there will be other campers who’ll share the beach with you
Feb 26th, 2009
kai
hi! we are planning of going to Anawangin. We are from Alabang. What do you think will be the best time to leave, considering our location? Can we stay there overnight? thanks.
Apr 6th, 2009
admin
@Kai, the best time to leave Manila is around midnight, when it’s cool and there is no traffic. Leaving for Anawangin at around 12AM means you’ll arrive in San Antonio before 6AM and get to Anawangin by boat before 8AM. The boatmen encourage riding a boat this early because it’s way cooler and the waves are gentler than in the afternoon.
Yes, you can spend the night there. The caretakers will charge you 150 pesos per person which includes the use of the poso and the toilets.
Apr 6th, 2009
jal
hi,just wanted to ask if ever that we will go to anawangin will there be people that will help or guide us in such activities like trekking or other stuffs?thanks.
Apr 10th, 2009
admin
@Jal, hello. unfortunately there are no guides in Anawangin but you can ask the caretaker manangs where you can trek safely. just be careful when climbing the cliffs beside the beach – the cliffs have loose rocks.
Apr 10th, 2009
jon
Hi, the best time is when you arrived 6-7am. take a breakfast and prepare your self for island hopping around 8am, Secure also your belonging in a safe rented cottage …Safety First..
Try it here,just new..
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Apr 15th, 2009
otreb
hi! just wanna know if we can bring our kids (7, 9 and 13 years old)? is it safe for them? thanks
Apr 17th, 2009
RO
we just came back from Anawangin yesterday.
it’s nice.
back to basics.
riding the boat is safer on morning.
waves are strong during afternoon.
better to rent a bigger boat than smaller boats.
if you’re into an adventure, try the smaller boat, for sure you’ll get ahead of those boats.
we weren’t able to go to Capones because boatmen told us the waves are strong..
Apr 20th, 2009
admin
@OTREB the beach has strong undercurrents, if you’re visiting with your kids don’t let them venture too far from the shore. Also, swim in the area away from the floating styro blocks and softdrink bottles — these are the markers for the deep areas of the beach. Be safe and enjoy your trip.
@RO glad you enjoyed Anawangin. Yes, the boatmen don’t venture to Capones when it’s late in the morning and the waves are high.
Apr 20th, 2009
bev
Hi! were planning to go to anawangin on may 3, just want to ask if it is still safe to leave anawangin around 1pm-2pm, i’ve read blogs kc malakas daw ung waves during afternoon. we dont want to stay there overnight.
Apr 20th, 2009
admin
@Bev, the boatman will advise naman if the waves are not that strong and if its safe to leave the beach by boat. Trust their expertise
The last time we visited, there are dozens of people arriving at Anawangin from Pundaquit the whole afternoon (there was a company team-building activity during that time)… so I think it’s safe unless the boatmen advise otherwise.
Just a tip, check the weather forecast on the day you are planning to spend so your trip won’t be spoiled in case the rains extend up to early May
Apr 22nd, 2009
bev
Thanks you!
Apr 22nd, 2009
Aga
This is a serious question. Is it safe to go there alone?
Apr 23rd, 2009
jon
@Aga, yes safe naman pumunta kahit isa ka lang, but don’t forget to bring your camera hehehehe….but much better if dalawa kayo ng Gf mo masmasaya…
Apr 25th, 2009
Lea
Hi,
Can we rent tents there? Para sa Anawangin n lang kme mag overnight? Tnx…
May 3rd, 2009
admin
@Lea, I think walang tent rentals sa Anawangin… open cottages lang ang pinapa-rent ng mga manang caretakers
May 3rd, 2009
jengtweet
we really had fun in this place especially on our first day cause were the only person in the island except the care taker… we enjoyed. taking pictures
The people there is very accomodating, even the people from pundakit were we rent the boat!
There were lot of things we did in this place!
I had contact # of boat man… PM me for those who are interested with Mang Florante’s boat… he’s nice and very accomodating!
May 9th, 2009
admin
@Jengtweet Glad you enjoyed your trip
May 9th, 2009
evil jaideep
Hi.newbie here. anyone who went to anawangin just recently coz we are planning to go there this weekend? Does it rain in the afternoon? are there any cottages/shelters in case it rains real hard.
May 10th, 2009
Lea
Hey jengtweet can i have the contact #?
We’re going on May 27 pa naman… hehehe… i don’t know how send u a pm.Ü
May 11th, 2009
Sean Litton
Can you please help me? My friends and I are planning a trip to Anawangin and the San Antonio, Zambales area and I was tasked to come up with the emergency action plan. I would like to request if possible the numbers and addresses of the hospitals, police stations and any other emergency facility/agency in the area? Thank you very much for your help.
Best regards,
Sean
May 11th, 2009
cent
@Jengtweet
can i have the contact as well? we’re also planning a trip at the end of the month. Di rin ako marunong magPM dito eh hahaha anyway can you send it here if ever shannara_freak87@yahoo.com? much appreciated!
May 12th, 2009
jun manuel
i went to anawangin last year with my wife and kid, we really enjoyed especially the clear water, i never thought that there is a place like that in zambales, we are planning again to go back next week, i hope and pray for a good weather.
May 13th, 2009
Lostluna
Hi! Are there caretakers / guides year-round in Anawangin? My friends and I are planning to go next next weekend.
May 14th, 2009
EJ
Hello, my barkada plans to go to Anawangin and i just want to know how much is the fare for the boat and how many people it can accomodate. Thank you:D
May 15th, 2009
aika
hi jengtweet. can u send me contact number of the boatman, were planning a trip to anawangin this june. thanks
Contact: aikaangeles@gmail.com
May 17th, 2009
viajero
@evil jaideep: just went there last week. it was great. nice weather. but a lot of campers since its a weekend. best time to go there is in the morning. boat ride is a bit rough in the afternoon. enjoy!
May 20th, 2009
karen
would you know rates for anawangin? is it really just tents?
May 26th, 2009
Jayne
hi! ask ko lang kung how much budget per person going to anawangin if manggagaling ng manila. thanks. we’re planning to go there kasi this coming weekend.
May 26th, 2009
roel
hey, we’ve just conquered mount pundaquit 2 days ago, took us 8 hrs to trek it! do not forget to bring lots of water or you’ll end of drinking in the swamp, just like us. XD
May 26th, 2009
Chris | Crisiboy.com
weve been to anawangin island last summer of april…all in all mga 3k ang magagastos nyo depende kasi..kami kasi kumuha muna kami ng resort sa pundaquit before going to anawangin di kami nagovernight dun..
you can also check my site to see our experience in anawangin island..heres the link
http://jologsnayuppie.blogspot.com/2009/05/anawangin-camara-capones-islands.html
May 30th, 2009
Johara
I fell in love with anawangin. Wonderful view, presko, we were able to do a lot of exploring. If only we knew that camping is allowed we could have choose camping in there to minimize the cost of our trip but all in all it is a low cost vacation.
Jun 4th, 2009
joonee
How much is the boatride from pundaquit to anawangin (roundtrip)?
Someone I can contact for the bangka?
Jul 11th, 2009
anditome
I do guideship in anawangin we can arrange all for you just contact me @ 09205313816
Jul 16th, 2009
Grace
Hi
I just wanted to know how much is the tricycle fee from San Antonio municipal to Pundaquit? And the fee for the boat ride from Pundaquit to Anawangin Cove? And is there entrance fee in Anawangin? If yes, how much? If we plan to stay overnight at Anawangin, is it safe? Do we need an extra pay? Or we can just use our own tent and things? And anyone can give me a contact of a boatman so we can arrange it early if we plan to go there in September or October. I hope to hear soon from anyone who knows. Just send it to my email (grace_angelheart@yahoo.com). Thanks and hope to hear soon 
Aug 7th, 2009
belle
hi, just want to know if ok maligo sa cove? clean? safe? cool?
Aug 24th, 2009
jeff
Hi just wanted to know how much will I spend when I go to anawangin from Manila. And tips for a cheaper cost. Thank. Contact me @ 09219689450
Aug 29th, 2009
frannie
Hi Would like to know if anybody knows a contact number of a boatman. we’re a goup of 16 going and dont know where to get a boat. thanks. please email me at fjgolez@yahoo.com…
Sep 4th, 2009
Sernan
I was there a couple of weeks ago, anawangin is such a nice place, just be sure that the weather is good.. so you wont have any hassles… I think i still have the contact number of the boatman, but i still have to look for it, just email me or check out my site for some pics….
Sep 17th, 2009
jherwyn
for anawangin trip package..
8 to 30pax
please text or call me @ 09065032211
Sep 25th, 2009
Nix
hi! was just wondering.. would it be safe to go there this october (weather wise)? tnx
Oct 1st, 2009
Ye
Anyone going to anawangin on oct 24 and 25? would want to join a group.
Oct 6th, 2009
EM
me and my friends will be there on oct 24 – 25. see yah!
Oct 22nd, 2009
br
would it be safe this nov. 6-7… high tide???
Nov 4th, 2009
Harry
Hi Guys, me and my gf is planning to go to anawangin on end of December… Can someone send me the contact details of Punta de Uian? The website and mobile number that was posted here is not working… TIA.
Nov 16th, 2009
faye
Hi,,, I am sooo interested to visit this lace as well as Capones Island. But I have no idea how. Like where i it located in Zambales. Reservations. Tent rentals. Food. & others.
Nov 17th, 2009
regina
any idea mgkno ung fare like if galing manila? and what’s d best way 2 get there? me and my friends are planning to go there by d end of this month,,thnx!
Nov 25th, 2009
tsoi
hi there! just wanna ask san kaya makakarent ng tents dun sa may anawangin? im planning a trip with my friends this dec. madami kayang tao during this season?
Nov 26th, 2009
Sofia
ask ko lang pagpapunta dun mga naka motor may mapagpaparkan ba ng mga motor ng safe or pagnag auto?? planning to go there.. soon thanks
Dec 4th, 2009
Sofia
here’s the breakdown na nagoogle ko sa mga site na nakita ko!!
Bus fare to San Antonio, Zambales (one way): 220 pesos
Trike fare to Pundaquit: 20 pesos
Boat ride to and back from Anawangin Cove: 240
Rate for each overnight camper: 50 pesos
Food: 110 pesos (3 kilos of rice) and 85 pesos (can of ma-ling and corned beef)
Trike fare to San Antonio from Pundaquit: 20 pesos
Bus fare to Olongapo: 30 pesos
Bus fare to Manila: 170 pesos
Total spent: 945 pesos
Dec 4th, 2009
roldan y. cabug
package for hotels of anawagin beach cove,mga events and nigth gigs if any
Dec 6th, 2009
sarah
just want to ask if its ok to go to anawangin in third week of december? will there be high tide? what about the boat that will transfer us to the beach…will it be available 24 hr???
Dec 7th, 2009
reigan
hi, i would like to know if it’s safe to go to anawangin this december. We also wanted to know the cost of going to anawangin cove. Can we bring our own tent or there are tents that can be rented? Thank you.
Dec 10th, 2009
jherwyn
@ reigan
yes very safe ngayong december kasi hindi maalon sa tingin ko after 1year of
for anawangin tour package..
please text or call me @ 09065032211
Dec 14th, 2009
vanessa
hope that no hotels or resorts will build there so the place will stay clean,preserved,exciting and very nature.
Dec 26th, 2009
Paolo
what if i were to bring my car? is there a safe place i can park while we spend the night at anawangin?
also, can someone post the number of the resort that offers the best amenities in case there’s not a place to park our car. thanks guys!
Dec 28th, 2009
catherine de vera
ive been there,24hrs is not enough!!! if i were you bring lots ot cigars,water to drink,lights….to save money.shock its so clean,the air is noisy,even the water is so so so fresh and clean. you can rent a tent for 3h for overnyt thats a huge one.
Dec 28th, 2009
eric G.
3 years ago, we’ve been to San Antonio Pundakit beach resorts only and we were not aware of the Anawangin Cove.. what a miss.. but still we enjoyed overnight stay at the Pundakit beach resort, where in we hired only a hut for the overnight stay, bought fish direct from fishermen that docks to the beach and cook the fish the way we wanted.. In the morning trekked the mountain nearby climbing the top that overlooks the china sea. then do some refreshing bath from the falls in the midst of the mountain…
Jan 10th, 2010
Red
if u want the best guide there u can contact “ed” he’s very accommodating and courteous person, just tell him nirefer kyo ni red, cousin of oliver.. 09293832877 call him for inquiries.
Jan 11th, 2010
Jennifer
Does anyone know how long it takes to travel from Baguio to Anawangin?
Jan 13th, 2010
isej
anawangin is the best, been there last 2008 and we will be going there again.. minus the trekking hahahahahahha, nakakamatay sa pagod sabi nila kaya daw yun 1/12 hour lang (yung experts) but us first timers naku nag start kami ng 7am nakarating kami sa beach past 12!! but its fun, everyone is hungry after the trek at walang magluto dahil lahat nangangatog ang tuhod sa pagod hahahahha
yung beach grabe ang ganda!! sana lang wag nilang dumihan talaga.. At night ang daming fireflies the best!!
Jan 14th, 2010
mabelle
hello, were planning to have our branch outing @ anawangin cove/capones island sana this april, can you give us the nearest hotels/resorts where we could stay and their contact numbers poh…, the cost of boats, tour guides…and the cost of island hopping if there’s any..:)
thank you ! god bless poh…
Jan 16th, 2010
Ysa
Sir, magkano po ba range ng pagrent ng boat?
Jan 18th, 2010
Vaughn Saldevar
Hey, I was just surfing the internet until I found the breathtaking scenery of Anawangin. It is truly a paradise. Pero I have to ask this. Until now po ba ganun pa rin kaganda yung place? I am a filipino born abroad and planning to go to my home country this April or May. Kasi pag marami ng tao na nagpupunta and wala pa masyadong resorts and stuff, hindi po kaya madumi na or something? Unless may mga caretakers, di po ba? We were actually planning to go to Boracay pero masyado nang commercialized yung area na yun so we are now looking for alternatives. Hope you can answer my query. Thanks. And ooopppsss, one more thing… pag may dalang car, where can we park the car and is it safe? Thank you for the advise.
Jan 18th, 2010
Noel
My two friends and I went to anawangin December 27, 2009. Left Manila round 5.30 am, took the SCTEX route, had to ask for directions several times but finally arrived in San antonio round 8.30 ( i think)..anyway, the drive was a breeze. Finding Pundaquit beach in San antonio isn’t hard to find, locals will give you directions. Parking is 100 overnight. Don’t worry, it’s safe to leave your car. My friend even left her laptop inside the car, although I won’t advise you to do the same. Rented a boat for 1k (two-way). Ride from Pundaquit to anawangin is approx 20 mins. It was still early so no big waves for us. Set-up our tent. We were told that ‘entrance’ fee per head is 100 bucks. The place has two well-functioning water pumps (not potable), 3 clean restrooms and 2 dressing rooms.
What to bring:
> Lots of water
> Canned goods/junk foods, booze
> Tent
> knife, utensils, match etc.
> lamp, although I heard you can rent a gasera
> ipod with speaker
> lots of kwento
We were able to buy fresh fish in the island, and even asked Manang to cook it for us.
Over-all it was a fun, stress-free and budget-friendly trip. I will surely come back in the island, alone or with friends
Jan 21st, 2010
mhacky saldo
grabeh….. gusto ko pumunta dyn… i want to experience the trekking… hahaha.. how can i go there? kasama ko relatives ko…. can any1 help us.. pls…. thanks a lot….
question:
What would be the best time to go there?? kasi where planning this feb last week.. Oki ba un??
How much will be the cost from manila – anawangin cove ?
Jan 24th, 2010
ver
hi!im planning 2 go der dis end of d month of feb?may i know how much may i cost with my husband only good for 2 if we are go der dis summer?kng ala kmi dala tent meron po bng ma rentahan jan?kc mhirap magdala ng marming gamit dhil pupunta p kmi ng baguio pagkatapos jan,kya gus2 ko sna malamn laht magkano magggastos nmin 2?lhat ng tripping jan at ur island?pls reply..tnx
Jan 25th, 2010
Vaughn Saldevar
Hey! Thanks for the very helpful tips and info. Anyway, we are planning to go surfing in La Union first before going to Anawangin. Any route info if we are to come from the North en route Pangasinan. How long will it take us to travel from La Union to Anawangin? Thanks.
Jan 25th, 2010
erick
hey guys, newbie here. my friends and i are planning to go to anawangin this valentines day. is there a safe parking lot where i can park my car in pundaquit??thanks a lot!!
Jan 29th, 2010
BHIE
hi! were planning to go to anawangin this month, can anyone help me find a package tour for this trip? were 10-14 pax in the group.
pls pls pls . . .
Feb 1st, 2010
BHIE
somebody help me… meron ba ditong nago-offer ng package trip for anawangin? were 10-14 pax in the group. pls help… thanks!
Feb 1st, 2010
iane
kami sa feb. 12- 14.. 8 pax. pasabay nmn oh?
Feb 3rd, 2010
KB
hi my best friend and her friends will be there on feb 13 to 14. leaving the college for a vacay. excited. see you sa mga kasabay namin
Feb 7th, 2010
jenny
hi id like to inquire if there are available packages for tour sa anawagin on the 3rd week of march. 2 lang kami. we prefer po room accommodation and we are willing to join other groups if there are still slots available. thanks.
Feb 8th, 2010
bec
hi, we are planning to go there this february, can someone update me with the currents rates?(boat to and from anawangin, boat for island hopping to capones and camara island, entrance fee, open cottage)
thanks
Feb 15th, 2010
pot
just went there this weekend… we were just 3 and it just cost us about 1600 php for everything and plus some extra… 250 php for the bus ride… 60 php (good for 3) for trike (going to the beach from the town)… 2000 php for the boat (it depends on your package, for us it was a tour for 4 beach namely anawangin cove, nagsasa cove. capones island and camara(dont know it the name is correct) “the san marino tuna commercial)… 800 php for tent, adobong pusit (fresh sarap!!!), rice and water & it also includes entrance @ nagsasa beach (we stayed for the night)….
Feb 16th, 2010
William Adry Estanislao
I want to go there give me some advice and instruction to go there, and is there any fee to pay..thanks
Feb 16th, 2010
olansky
meron ba cgurado mare-rent na tents dun sa anawangin? how much?
Feb 18th, 2010
evil
I’m planning to go tomorrow. I actually don’t know what to do there aside from getting a tan. is it realy a good place to go to. as i’ve seen in the pictures it looks like a really nice place. Btw, I’m going there alone so is it safe? thanks
Feb 18th, 2010
jay gambito
hi guys… i just red ur different gigz tok… very suprisngly.. and interesting.. our company has planning to have a family day this coming april.. and im working out wid this… nice place and not so expensive… tnxs….
Feb 21st, 2010
jr876
hi, my friends and i were planning to have our reunion this coming march, and we want it to be extra ordinary and memorable. I think that anawangin beach resort will be the best place for us to spent time together. We’re from Valenzuela City can you give us the location map and the current rates (entrance fee, cottage and boat for island hopping)..
thanks and God bless..
Feb 22nd, 2010
Flash
Hi can you give an example of breakdown how much will be the budet per person……including transpo boat fees and other fees….
Feb 24th, 2010
Bhelle
…we’re planning to have an extraordinary get-away and i think this is the most suitable place for us. Can you give us the contact number of the best person who could help us with this. Thanks…
Feb 24th, 2010
EVELYN
Hi. My family are planning to go to Anawangin this April. We have children with us but my siblings would like to try camping. What should be our itenarary, there would be 2 groups, one would go hiking and the other would go by boat? any suggestions please. thanks.
Feb 24th, 2010
jam
Hi! where can we take a bus going to zambales? pasay or cubao? what route? thank you. i’m planning to go there by april 2010. just the 2 of us. are there any store near the beach?
Feb 26th, 2010
aris
would like to ask if there is payment going to anawangin cove?
for us to budget our expenses.
Feb 26th, 2010
Elayn Kae
Hi!
If going there we do have our own car. Do we need to ride a bought going to Anawangin? Or straight already to Anawaquin.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Elaine
Mar 1st, 2010
Jhoey
Hi there!!!
ask ko lang dun sa mga nanggaling na sa anawangin,
may nag trek na ba senyo from mt.pundaquit to anawangin?
i mean yung 6hours trekking if hindi mag ride ng boat, just want to make sure, kasi we have plans of trekking, para mas exciting yung stay namin.
sana may makapagsabi po ng instructions.
thank’s!!!
Mar 1st, 2010
mel
hi i just want to ask kung for ilang person ung tent n nre2nt? tnx. coz our team is going there next weekend.
Mar 2nd, 2010
ysa
Can someone post for the updated breakdown of expenses(2 pax)? please. Thank You
Mar 3rd, 2010
Flash
Panu pag nag trek papunta? magkanu bayad sa boat pabalik?
Mar 4th, 2010
Jackie David
Please send me a quotation and pictures of your functions good for 25 to 30 persons for a company outing.
Mar 4th, 2010
wilmer
hi..my bo and i were planning to go to anawangin for our monthsarry hehehe corny lang.magkano ba magagastos for 2 nights and 3 days?
excluding food kasi samin na yun hehehe and balita ko wala signal dun..may tindahan ba dun?
Mar 5th, 2010
twisted
hello po.. just got home from anawangin, we went there yesterday, We ride the bus sa Cubao going to San Antonio, Zambales, then tricycle papunta sa sakayan ng bangka, we paid P1,800 for the bangka, balikan na yun, you can look for Mang Ayen, our bangkero, compared sa ibang bangka, yung amin may bubong kaya hindi mainit bumiyahe. Wala pong hotel dun kya dapat po talaga may tent kayo dun at lutuan, may mga tindahan naman dun pero syempre medyo ginto ang presyo, may tinda na ice, uling, at kung ano ano pa na meron sa tindahan dito sa manila. Nahati sa dalawa yung campsite and both has their own bathrooms naman, Poso lang galing ang tubig kaya dapat may dala kayong tubig pang-inom ninyo, 100 per head ang bayad dun sa caretaker ng beach. Kung may dala kayong sasakyan at hindi mag ko commute, safe naman mag-iwan dun sa parking area na malapit dun sa sakayan ng bangka. Wala pong electricity and cellfone signal dun kaya dapat dala nyo na lahat ng kailangan ninyo na wala doon sa beach. Ingat lang po parati sa paglangoy at never lumangoy ng nakainom o walang kasama. Pray first………pray hard… =) ENJOY!
Mar 7th, 2010
twisted
regarding naman po sa trekking, kasabay din namin yung ibang friends ko, umalis sila ng Manila ng 11 pm, Friday, then nag start silang mag trek ng 4am, nakarating sila ng Anawangin ng 9am, =)
Mar 7th, 2010
Laine
I just want to ask how much is the overnight stay at Nora’s resort for two persons only? or kahit aning resort sa pundaquit that is cheap and affordable??? plsssss..:)
Mar 9th, 2010
kat
we’re planning to go to anawangin this month, just wanna know, how many pax pwede sa isang boat? and where can we rent tents and how much if ever? Thanks!!!
Mar 11th, 2010
anthony rubia
sobrang ganda ng beach…paradise galing ako dun last week..
Mar 12th, 2010
gritch
hello…everybody! if you need boats(capacity of 20 pax) or van rentals just don’t hesitate to contact this #s: smart-0919-984-6964 / globe-0927-8759352…feel free to ask and inquire about touring in anawangin beach or the 2 magnificent islands of san antonio,zambales.
Mar 12th, 2010
gritch
to everyone,
if ever you want to rent our boat.it’s just P200/head back and forth to anawangin beach…boat capacity is (minimum of 10 pax/maximum of 20 pax) but additional 50 if you want side trips to capones and camara islands.we have also tents.capacity of 2 pax(P600) or 4 pax(P800). just inform me asap if you want and how many persons are riding.
Mar 12th, 2010
gritch
and we also have surf boards(beginner and pro) and skim boards for rent.
Mar 12th, 2010
gritch
try this blog—http://philangeltours.blog.friendster.com/about/…you can post your comments and suggestions…
Mar 12th, 2010
gritch
http://philangeltours.blog.friendster.com
Mar 12th, 2010
Anthony
Hello Fellow Anawangin Enthusiasts,
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Anthony
Mar 16th, 2010
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