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Tumakas sa Kalakaran, Sumama Papuntang Anawangin!

Naranasan nyo na rin ba na dahil sa sobrang pagkasabik sa inyong lakad ay hindi ka na nakatulog? Ganyan kami ng aking mga pinsan habang naghihintay sa itinakdang oras papuntang Anawangin Cove sa San Antonio, Zambales. Ayon sa nakaraan nitong kasaysayan, nabuo ang Anawangin Cove noong sumabog ang Mt. Pinatubo noong taong 1991. Sa panahong iyon, naglabas ito ng malalaking abo ng bulkan sa mabatong baybayin ng San Antonio.  Ang dating mabatong baybayin ay naging malambot, at sa paglipas ng panahon, nagsimulang tumubo ang mga agoho tree. 

Sa kabilang dako, sa pagpatak ng alas-tres ng madaling-araw, kami ng aking mga pinsan ay nagsibangon at naghanda na para sa aming paglalakbay. Gamit ang sasakyan ng aking pinsan, kami ay lumarga na. Walang katapusan ang kantahan at kwentuhan ang naganap sa aming byahe. Hindi alintana ang pagod at ang kakulangan sa tulog. Habang patungo sa aming destinasyon, kami ay bumili na ng aming mga pagkain, inumin, at mga kagamitan na maaari naming magamit tulad na lamang ng waterproof phone pouch.

Nakarating kami sa Barangay Pundaquit ng mga alas onse ng umaga. Hinintay muna namin ang gagabay sa amin papuntang Anawangin Cove at kami ay sumakay na sa bangka. Sa paglarga ng aming sinasakyang bangka, aming nadaanan and nag gagandahang pormasyon ng mga bato. Sa pagsakay na iyon, hindi ko nagawang tanggalin ang aking atensyon sa asul na tubig at ang mga naglalakihang bundok. Hindi ako nagsisinungalin na ang tanawin na aking nakita ay nakakapagpabilis ng tibok ng puso at nakakawala ng hininga.

Noong kami ay nakarating na sa aming destinasyon, kami ay nagtayo na ng aming tent. Pagkatapos, kami ay kumain na ng biniling inihaw na manok at ang dala-dalang kanin. Noong medyo lumulubog na ang araw, kami ay walang atubiling naligo sa tabing dagat. Napakasaya sapagkat kasama ko ang aking mga ate at kuya. Napakaganda ng mga bundok, hindi nakakasawa ang iba't ibang kulay ng berde, at napakasayang makipaglaro sa alon. Pagkatapos magtampisaw, kami ay nagbanlaw na. Napakahirap magbanlaw sapagkat walang maayos na palikuran at ang daloy ng tubig ay mahina lamang. Wala ring signal sa Anawangin kaya naman mayroong mga oras na kami ay nababagot. Upang labanan ito, kami ay nagpapalitan ng mga kwento, opinyon, at mga ideya. Nilibot rin namin ang buong lugar at aking masasabi na tunay na napakaganda ng kalikasan. Dahil walang kuryente, nagawa kong pagmasdan at mas bigyang halaga ang ating kalikasan. Namulat ang aking isipan sa mga katanungan na magbibigay linang at aral sa akin.

Nang tuluyang lumubog ang araw, kami ay gumawa ng campfire, nagkuwentuhan, at natulog na rin. Hanggang ngayon, naaalala ko pa rin ang malamig na simoy ng hangin, mga tunog ng insekto at ibon, at ang malansang amoy ng tabing-dagat.

Maaaga kaming nagising ng aming mga pinsan dahil sa kalampag ng dagat at ang ingay ng tao sa aming katabing tent. Mabuti na rin ito sapagkat kami ay nagpaplanong umakyat sa taas ng bundok at panoorin ang pagsikat ng araw. Habang kami ay umaakyat patungo sa taas, hindi ko mapigilang magdasal at humingi ng tulong sa Panginoon. Napakataas at walang maayos na daan patungo sa tuktok, hindi pa nakakatulong na ang aking suot sa paa ay sandalyas lamang. Namasa ang aking talampakan at puro lupa ang aking mga kamay. Hindi namin naabutan ang pagsikat ng araw at hindi rin namin naabot ang pinakatuktok sapagkat kami ay naubusan na ng hininga at ako rin ay ubod ng bagal. Sa kabila nito, hindi pa rin ito humadlang upang makita ang napakagandang tanawin sa Anawangin. Nakakamangha, sa oras na iyon aking hiniling na hindi ko makalimutan ang tanawin na iyon. Para akong nakakita ng ipinintang larawan, ngunit sa pagkakataon na ito, ito ay tunay at hindi isang larawan lamang.

Pagkatapos naming bumaba, kami ay umuwi na rin. Aking masasabi na ang Anawangin Cove ay isa sa mga destinasyon na kailangan mong puntahan bago ka pumanaw. Tunay na mawawala ka sa mga asul na dagat, mga berdeng bundok, at nakakamanghang pormasyon ng bato. Sa tamang pagpaplano, ang pagpunta at paglalakbay rito ay hindi rin gaanong kagastos. Walang signal at walang kuryente rito kaya naman mapipilitan kang makipag-usap sa iyong kasama na makakatulong upang lumakas ang magandang samahan at magbibigay sa iyo ng oras upang makapag isip-isip at makatakas sa magulong buhay ng lungsod. Ang paglalakbay na ito ay nagbigay sa akin ng kaliwanagan at pagpapahalaga sa ating inang kalikasan. Aking sisiguraduhin na sa aking bawat paggising, aking rerespetuhin at mamahalin ang ating kalikasan. Ano pa ang iyong hinihintay? Tara na't tumakas sa Kalakaran, at sumama sa kalikasan!

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this kind of view kept me calm when I don't know what's happening anymore, when I don't know what to do next, when I'm in a middle of my own chaos. Dagaaaaaaaaat lang ang kailangan ko, pati mga akap mo.

📍Brgy. Pundaquit San Antonio, Zambales

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In April 2023 my Family plan to go on a vacation where we can refresh and celebrate my Mother’s birthday. I actually suggest to have a vacation there since my Father lives in San Antonio Zambales so we can have a vacation and relatives visit too.

My Mom and Dad were not together so we don’t see each other for long time we can only see our Father if we visit him. Some of us rode a bus to get there it is 4 to 5 hours travel. We are so excited specially me because it is my first time to visit the place specially the beaches added up some excitement when my eldest sister tell us stories on how beautiful the beaches in there and telling us what we can do.

We go straight ahead to little Villa beach resort, since we need to celebrate my mom’s birthday first.

The resort has several cottages made up of Kawayan. There are two big rooms for visitors who want to stay overnight, one is air-conditioned. They call it family room. We choose to have the kawayan cottages, we really love to have this old version of staycation.

I really love the place, I felt peace all over my body. I can say I can relax in this place.

Pundaquit beach is located in San Antonio, Zambales it is my Father’s hometown.

Pundaquit is one of the barangays in San Antonio. In Zambales, when you say Pundaquit, most locals refer to it as beach. Maybe because of the fact that the barangay resides in a coastal area. So when people say “let’s go to Pundaquit,” it’s tantamount to saying “let’s go to the beach.

For someone like me who can simply appreciate the abundance of nature, it will always be a pleasure to see beaches deluge with mountains and trees. Pundaquit doesn’t offer white sand and turquoise-like water, but it proffers natural glow which makes you feel away from pollution and draggy vibe of the city

How could you not be amazed on a scene where sea waves directly hit the rocky mountain’s foot before it reaches the shore? How could you not be mesmerized to the perfect view of sunset?

Pundaquit also serves as terminal point of the tourists hankering to see Anawangin Cove, Nagsasa Cove and Capones Island. From Pundaquit, it takes 30 minutes to reach Anawangin, more than an hour to Nagsasa, and 25 minutes to Capones.

With fine and greyish sand, the sea water is abruptly deep few meters from the shoreline. Resort owners describe it as “biglang lalim” and warn visitors who do not know how to swim not to go farther to avoid any undesirable incidents. It’s not like any other beaches where even if you’re already 10 meters away from the shore, water level remains chest-deep

This is absolutely a perfect beach for swimmers and surfers who look for added adventure during their stay. The primary source of income of people living around the area is fishing. So expect that while you’re swimming, fisherfolks flock in the area taking advantage of the vast sea to catch fish. This scene is very visible in the wee hours of the morning. It somehow benefits picnic goers craving for fresh fish since fisherfolks sell it at very reasonable prices. You can cook, fry or grill freshly catch seafoods.

There is a lot of souvenir shops from locals that we can purchased for our friends and families but also to help people in there to support there living.

The municipality of San Antonio Zambales makes sure that they are doing there best to enhance the beauty of the place.

As I surely love to go back over and over, my hopes are also high that its inhabitants would preserve it as what it is at present and keep the beach untouched by modernity. I believe it is better keep that way.

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Mt. Tapulao Traversed to Mt. Pundaquit Traverse to Anawangin Cove Traverse to Talisayen Cove

Mt. Tapulao Traversed to Mt. Pundaquit Traverse to Anawangin Cove Traverse to Talisayen Cove

Mt. Tapulao would have been my 2nd Major Climb. The first one was Mt. Baling Kilat and I was not prepared for that. Two weeks before the climb, I had researched about Mt. Tapulao and had reviewed the itinerary sent to me. It was an 18 kilometer hike up. At 16km we would set our camp and hike the 2km remaining to the summit early the next morning. It would be a total of 36km hike including the…

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The Climb to Mount Pundaquit

The Climb to Mount Pundaquit

I’m not into hiking or mountain climbing. I really don’t have that confidence within me. Actually I don’t trust my legs, feet and even my hands when it comes to climbing. I always have that fear of falling, trip over something, stepping on unstable ground, hurt myself and not being able to carry on and sustain the climb.

My first taste of “hiking” was way back in 2009 during a team building in…

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Anawangin Cove — San Antonio, Zambales

If you are looking Zambales is a favorite for those who want less crowded hideaways. After the eruption of Mount Pinatubo in 1991, the ash still mixes with the sand that meets the beautiful blue water.

How to get there:

* Board a bus headed to Iba or Sta. Cruz, Zambales. Alight at the San Antonio bus stop - 270 pesos

* Ride a tricycle headed to Pundaquit - 60 pesos for one person, 30 pesos each for 2 or more people

* Hire a boat from Pundaquit to take you to Anawangin Island - 250 pesos

Rates:

* Capones Island - 200 pesos (small boat, 6 or more pax)

* Anawangin Cove - 250 pesos (small boat, 6 or more pax)

* Nagsasa Cove - 300 pesos (small boat, 6 or more pax)

* Silaguin Cove - 450 pesos (small boat, 6 or more pax)

* Anawangin + Capones - 1,000 pesos (medium boat, 1-4 pax) 1,500 pesos (large boat, 5-6 pax)

* Capones + Anawangin + Nagsasa - 2,500 pesos (medium boat, 1-4 pax)

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Breathtaking Getaway on Nagsasa Cove, Zambales

Overnight stay at Kuya Ting's campsite.

Continue paddling along the shore line in a lazy canoe ride.

Camping is the best way to stay in Nagsasa.

Let the sea set you free

Somewhere on your journey don’t forget to turn around and enjoy the view

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Wonders of Zambales

The Philippines is blessed with several islands loves by locals and tourist alike. Yet, Zambales is one of the best provinces in the Philippines that host many tourist attractions and wonders. It has been gifted with natural beauty of its surroundings. Zambales coastline is most famous for its sandy beaches and deep blue sea teaming with coral reefs.

Zambales is the best place to go if you are seeking for a serene escaped to take a break from fast-paced life. Of the many beautiful landscapes in Zambales it is famous for, what draws travelers the most is its sweeping coves and islands

One of the unique beaches in Zambales is located in San Antonio, Zambales. A quaint little town that has nostalgic provincial life charm. The volcanic ash-carpeted Pundaquit beach, a unique beach in Zambales where its fine light gray volcanic ash cover turns white when the sun is glaring. The pundaquit beach is usually the jump-off point to other attractions in Zambales. To get in their famous coves, one either trek through the mountain of anawgin or go by an outrigger boat. Timing is everything to successfully get to the coves. Seas can get rough in some days and the mountains can prove to be challenging for the unit.

Living in coves and islands in Zambales will help you can learn how to live a simple life. The scolded island with little to no signal will force you to connect with nature and people around you. Also, there’s no such massive beach parties nor luxurious restaurants in Zambales. However, what you will find here are far more priceless. It is having a breathtaking and scenic view of the mountains, white sand beaches with cool and calm waters and most importantly, the simplicity of island life that can make your vacation memorable and very fun.

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Talisayen Cove, Zambales in black and white

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To the best mom in the whole wide world, Happy Mothers' day! 🥰😍😘 (at Pundaquit, San Antonio, Zambales) https://www.instagram.com/p/CdRjLuivOF6txB3zYkANL8px8rzo1DFdPs1ld80/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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2015: Year-End Getaway

December 13-14, 2015

I have always wanted to go to Zambales because of the scenery and the idea of camping. I’ve been seeing lots of photos of people posing with the cove/scenery behind them and that has made me badly want to also visit the place and so, here we go. The last getaway before the year 2015 ends. Tada!

Asis and I, together with my sister and Andrei (his boyfriend), have planned this getaway a week before the date we were supposed to go. The original plan was we, four, were all set to go and had to contribute 1.5k-2k each for the whole trip, but since we all know there’s no perfect trip and that problems will eventually arise. We, had to deal with the all too sudden (THE DAY ITSELF) changes of plans. So my parents decided to also go with us and gave a very short notice to tell us (while we were at work) their all too sudden change of heart when they had plenty of time to think about this trip. The problem was we were all set. The budget, the car and gas, the food, the boatmen fee and all. But oh well, one must prepare themselves for the inevitable headache.

Anyway, we were off to Zambales around 2am and arrived around 5am. We met with Mang Pedring, the boatman we have contacted beforehand in the townhall of San Antonio. He guided us on our way to Pundaquit Bay. Pundaquit is the last stop for the private vehicles. There are hotels around and also parking spaces for an overnight stay of your car while you are staying in another island or cove.

We only stayed in Anawangin for about an hour or so. Just for the photo ops. There’s a lake and a view of the pine trees at the campsite but you have to pay for the entrance fee. We didn’t enter though. So we couples went our own ways and walked along the shore. Took photos and all. There’s also a rock formation at the farther end of the shore where you can climb on. So yea.

A photo heave post of my part 1 Zambales getaway.

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✨ WELCOME TO ANAWANGIN COVE ✨

Anawangin Cove is just one of the many ash-filled nooks and crannies of San Antonio, but it’s the one that started the tourism wave in the area mainly because it’s the nearest and the most accessible.

Anawangin is not an island; it is part of mainland Luzon. However, it is tucked away behind the mountains that getting there by land requires hours of trekking over an almost bare landscape. The easiest way to reach it is by boat, and the closest major settlement is Brgy. Pundaquit.

Aside from Anawangin Cove, other destinations that can be easily accessed from Pundaquit are the following:

• Nagsasa Cove

• Silanguin Cove

• Talisayin Cove

• Camara Island

• Capones Island

My friends and I thought of maximizing our time and money as the main consideration to our Anawangin escapade so we carefully planned everything. ✨

Anawangin Cove is one of the most beautiful destinations relatively near Manila. It’s a favorite for city folk looking for a relaxing day trip. Luckily, it’s very easy to get there whether you’ll use your own car or opt for public transport.

Zambales holds a lot of adventures and natural wonders for travelers. It's surrounded by gorgeous beach coves, waves you can ride, an inflatable waterpark, a nearby safari, and lush views. ✨

‼️ ANAWANGIN COVE ‼️

Entrance Fee: P50 per person

Overnight Fee: P130 per person

Small Cottage Rental Fee (Day): P200 per kubo

Small Cottage Rental Fee (Overnight): P350 per kubo

Big Kubo Rental Fee (Overnight): P2500 per kubo

Tent Rental Fee: P400-500 per tent