Destination Nagsasa Cove, San Antonio Zambales

Last Updated on Saturday, 9 May 2009 02:32 Written by DarkBlak Wednesday, 22 April 2009 08:30

After our two camping trips at Anawangin Cove (with sidetrips at Capones Island and Camara Island) last year we are bound to go back at Zambales. But this time we are not going back to Anawangin Cove instead we are going to Nagsasa Cove, it is a 20 mins boat ride from Anawangin Cove or 1 hour boat ride from Pundaquit Island which serves as our jump-off point going to Nagsasa Cove.

Nagsasa Cove is home to a few friendly Aetas which live in harmony with nature.  Some says that you can even ask a local to catch a fish for you.  If it’s for free or not, that I don’t know but will definitely get the answer for that when we get there on May 23 to 24, 2009.

Our estimated total budget will be Php2,000.00, inclusive of bus fare, boat ride and foods. Hopefully this camping trip to Nagsasa Cove will serve as a stress reliever for us. If you want to join us on our camping trip just leave me a message, ok?

* Update(s)

Due to sched conflicts we moved our trip on May 30 and 31, 2009.
Change of Plan

Trip to Anawangin Cove and Capones Island at Zambales

Last Updated on Friday, 13 August 2010 10:25 Written by DarkBlak Monday, 24 March 2008 04:54

Kakaibang experience ang pagpunta namin sa Anawangin Cove sa Zambales. Isa syang remote island sa Zambales. At dahil isla sya, walang kuryente dun. Wala ring resort duon. Kaya may dala kaming tent nung nagpunta kami dun. Malinis ang beach ng Anawangin, white sand pa. Sarap magpahinga, sarap magrelax, sarap isipin na kahit papano natakasan mo yung mga problema mo kahit saglit lang.

Baguio meets Boracay ang Anawangin, mantakin mo ba namang Pine Tree ang nakatanim sa white sand imbes na mga coconut tree.

Overnight lang kami kaya medyo bitin. Balak naming bumalik ulit kasi maganda talaga duon, hindi pa gaanong matao.