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San Antonio in Zambales is a quaint little town. It’s busy, but it has this nostalgic provincial life charm, drawing weary weekend warriors to its beaches and coves. One of the unique beaches in Zambales is the volcanic ash-carpeted Pundaquit Beach. Its fine light gray volcanic ash cover turns white
Zambales is among the more easily accessible beach destinations from Manila. The province is one of our team’s fave beach destinations in the Philippines! Over the years we’ve made multiple trips to different parts of Zambales like San Antonio, Liwliwa in San Felipe, San Narcisco, and Subic. But there’s just
If we’re talking about beaches, there’s really no place like the Philippines! You’ll find a spectrum of colors on the different shores that wrap around this archipelago. In a sea of fine, white sand beaches, the volcanic gray shores of Anawangin in Zambales stand out! About Anawangin Cove The Philippines
When Anawangin became a go-to camping spot, other coves along San Antonio’s coastline were also “rediscovered”. Another popular camping spot in this part of Zambales is Nagsasa Cove. It’s like Anawangin’s quieter sister located a little further from Pundaquit. About Nagsasa Cove We’d like to cover this as soon as