Subic Lighthouse
There was a time when Olongapo’s Old Lighthouse, also known as the Subic Lighthouse Parola, served as a beacon for seafaring vessels long before the
THE BEAUTY OF
- Pundakit | Sabangan | San Antonio, Zambales
PUBLISHED May 18, 2015
PHOTOGRAPHY and WORDS BY MARIANO SAYNO
Pundakit, or the Municipality of Pundaquit of San Antonio, in Zambales Province, is a fishing village that boasts a multilingual local population (Ilocano, Zambal, Tagalog) and is increasingly known as the place to go to enjoy the beach, mountains, and picturesque coves of the town.
Pundaquit, which is nestled in the navel of the Zambales coastline, is also a favourite destination for campers and beach lovers. This makes it the best starting point for exploring Camara Island, Capones Island and Anawangin Cove, which are the best places to visit when island-hopping in Zambales. The Nagsasa Cove and Sinlanguin Cove are the best places for you to visit if you are looking for an island that is much farther and more unknown to most people, but is exceptional in its beauty. In this peaceful and quiet island, you can find friendly and hospitable Aetas who are more than willing to accommodate you and to make your stay worthwhile.
Pundaquit, which is nestled in the navel of the Zambales coastline, is also a favourite destination for campers and beach lovers. This makes it the best starting point for exploring Camara Island, Capones Island and Anawangin Cove, which are the best places to visit when island-hopping in Zambales. The Nagsasa Cove and Sinlanguin Cove are the best places for you to visit if you are looking for an island that is much farther and more unknown to most people, but is exceptional in its beauty. In this peaceful and quiet island, you can find friendly and hospitable Aetas who are more than willing to accommodate you and to make your stay worthwhile.
Pundaquit is fast becoming a beach-lovers’ paradise, and it’s fast becoming one of the best surfing hotspots on the island. Locals and officials who own surf boards rent them out at a good price, and they can teach you the basics of surfing and provide you with the necessary precautions.
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