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Capones Island + Anawangin Cove ⎜Zambales⎜Island Hopping ⎜2018

Finally decided to go out of the Zambales mainland after years of visiting the province and it didn't disappoint! Just 3 to 5 hours from Manila, you will reach the town proper of San Antonio; a popular quick escape destination for most of us from Metro Manila. This town is known for Anawangin, Camara, Capones and Nagsasa islands. As much as I want to visit all in one day, I couldn't so we just chose the "Capones + Anawangin Bundle" THE BOAT RIDE A perfect alternative to the 5 hour mountain hike is the 30-45 minute boat ride from the small Pundaquit (Pundakit) sea side. TIP: If you're bringing your own car, there are parking spaces available for a minimum fee of 100 pesos for day trips and 200 pesos overnight. Some resorts offer it for free for the guests. "Be kuripot and you will be rewarded". Compared to popular island hopping packages, like the ones in Boracay or Palawan, the boats here are much smaller. Our 14-man group, that includes 3 children, hired the services of John Carlo. We got into 2 separate motorized boats and payed 250 pesos per person for the two destinations. Considering its small built, expect a bumpy and wet yet thrilling boat ride across the island. Good thing they provide you with life jackets that is a must. TIP: Bring your own jackets for that "Feeling of Security". I'M SCARED OF THE WATERS so I always come prepared. THE AWESOME CAPONES ISLAND You can actually see the Capones Islands from Pundaquit Beach. As you move closer and closer, you would truly appreciate the unique beauty of every God's creation. It's Awesome, that's all I can say. I instantly fell in love with its beauty. This wonder is approximately 2 kilometers long and composed mainly of huge rock formations and steep cliffs surrounded by white sand and coral beaches. From the other blogs, they say you can go up the top and see the light house which I already have in mind. However, our guide said that there was a previous accident which forbid tourists to do so. As much as I want to get a 360 view, ugh, I have no choice but to follow regulations. Disappointing, but the beach will surely make up for it! TIP: Don't forget to wear your sunblock and bring something that will give you shade. It's like the sun is just a kilometer away from you by the time you arrive here. Me? I always bring my ever so handy umbrella. You can set up your tents too... And of course, avoid heat stroke and drink lots of water. No stores here, so make sure bring it with you. THE BEAUTIFUL YET DISAPPOINTING ANAWANGIN COVE From Capones, allot 30-45 minutes to reach this popular destination for campers. I read a lot of write-ups, watched vlogs and listened to people who have been here before. They say one thing... that it is beautiful so my expectations are high as the mountains. I was welcomed by a toothpaste sachet floating in the beach. Hello people, how do you brush your teeth? Don't get me wrong, I absolutely love the cove, the sand, the beach, the mountains, the pine trees and all. They charge 70 pesos each as entrance free. If you don't have a tent and wish to go on a day tour like we do, you can rent a table good for 5 to 10 people for 100 pesos or maybe a cottage for 500 only. Exploring the cove, I would generally describe it as a "campers heaven". I see tents everywhere. It is really beautiful, the vibe is chill, and the cove really can provide you a relaxing mood. (HERE WE GO) Truly, Anawangin id beautiful however, you can see trash everywhere! I saddens me to see a beautiful creation get destroyed by the people who devours and enjoys it. Before, (according to blogs), you bring your own trash bags and bring it with you when you leave the cove. Now, there are waste management installations in every corner. Why not use it people? Stop destroying Anawangin's natural beauty! TIP: Go to Capones Island first to enjoy the beach and white sand and the head to Anawangin Cove to eat your packed lunch and just have a relaxing hour or two before you head back to Pundaquit. If your on a day tour like me, leave the cove at 1 o clock to avoid rough Zambales waters and the high tide. FINAL WORDS I definitely recommend this trip. Still, it is 100% Awesome for me! The trip is cheap, 1,000 to 1,500 I enough for this adventure if you are coming from Manila. While I'm writing this, I'm actually planning to visit the other destinations within this area. Let me know what you think in the comment section below. Don't forget to hit the like button and subscribe if you haven't. THANKS FOR WATCHING! Filmed with: iPhone 7 plus, iPhone 6, Smooth Q Gimbal Music: Zonoma – Don't Let Me Down [No Copyright Music] Link:    • Видео   Connect with YouTube Music •   / youtubemusicof.  . •   / youtubersmusic   •   / youtubersmu.  . •   / youtubesmusic