Traveloka PH
24 Apr 2018 - 5 min read
Zambales is a favorite beach spot for many weekend warriors and beach lovers. The municipality of San Antonio is home to some of the famous beaches in this destination including Nagsasa Cove, Anawagin Cove, Potipot Island and Capones Island to name a few.
Subic’s rolling hills and smoothly paved roads are perfect for a bike ride. Many mountain bikers go here to practice and to hone their skills. Some of the popular trails include Mt. Samat, Cawag, and Pastolan.
Sign up for a day tour of this historic volcano, which changed the areas landscape when it erupted in 1991. A beautiful crater lake rewards you at the top.
Jungle Environment Survival Training (JEST) Camp has been teaching survival skills, leadership, and environmental ethics in a forest since the 1960s. Courses last from a full day to three days!
Don’t miss the chance to gaze at the stars, especially when you’re in one of Pundaquit’s beaches or Anawangin Cove. There’s less air and light pollution in Zambales so you’ll definitely enjoy a starlit sky.
Round up your friends and have fun with the Inflatable Island’s floating slides, towers, human launchers, swings, and so much more.
Pitch a tent and rough it out amidst the pine trees and clear blue waters of Anawangin Cove and Nagsasa Cove. These are the top places to camp out in Zambales thanks to its picturesque setting and dreamy beaches.
Established in 1993, you can shop imported goods tax-free at Royal Duty Free Subic. It is one of the best places to shop for your favorite imported brands in the Philippines.
See tigers and other wild animals up close in Zoobic Safari! This 25-hectare wildlife sanctuary offers a lot of attractions that children and adults will love.
Crystal Beach Resort is one of the most popular surfing spots in Zambales thanks to its proximity to the city and its waves. Whether you’re a beginner or have advanced surfing skills, you’ll have a moment to ride the waves during the surfing season.
See how sweet Carabao Mangoes are grown at Rosa Farms, a 12.5-hectare mango orchard. Guests can pick mangoes straight from the tree during harvest season and buy these at the prevailing rate.
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