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Anawangin Cove, Zambales

ANAWANGIN COVE is a one of the beaches in Zambales that is becoming more popular today. It is one of the virgin beaches in the area. The sand is quite white, which is quite unlikely for a Zambales beach. My theory is that the sand might have become white after being mixed with the ashes from the Mt. Pinatubo eruption (a decade ago?).

Since it is still virgin, there are no hotels nor apartments in the place. There is only 1 store there that have limited stocks. So, I recommend that when you go there, bring tent, food, water, flashlight, and camping stove. Fortunately, the villagers in charge in maintaining the place made a CR and bathrooms already, but the walls are not cemented (still better than nothing).

The sand is really fine and swimming on the still waters is fun! This is a good place for a beach camp-out, to relax and chat with friends.

To get here, you can ride a bus to zambales, then get-off at Brgy. San Antonio. From there, you can get a boat going to anawangin. This trip is also not that costly, if you go with a group of 10, each one will just contribute less lang P2000, which is already inclusive of fares and food already. Accommodation is free except for like a “tourist/ environmental fee (less than P100)” to pay to the barangay as fund to be used for the improvement of the place.

Reminder: Even if there are no trash bins, please clean as you go. We need to be responsible inviduals and help preserve the place especially that this is not a private resort wherein people are hired to maintain the place.

Below is also a video of some of the scenes that you will see when you get here.  Some were taken at Mt. Pundaquit. Enjoy reading and watching!

anawangin cove

anawangin cove

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3 Comments

  1. pwede ring trekking (about 4-6 hours i guess) instead of riding a boat to get to anawangin (that is, if they want to build up their muscles, biceps and all that). May tao namang magguide to get you there. Some of my friends who already made a trip there slept sa buhangin instead of sa tents nila =))

  2. Do you have copy writer for so good articles? If so please give me contacts, because this really rocks! :)

  3. One of my friends already told me about this place and I do not regret that I found this article.

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