√ Anawangin Cove Entrance Fee August 2024

Purok #3 Brgy, San Antonio, 2206 Zambales

⏰ CLOSED. OPEN AT 08:00 - 08:00

Anawangin Cove in Zambales is a hidden gem that a tranquil escape surrounded by nature’s breathtaking beauty. This article provides detailed information on the entrance fees, accommodation options, and activities available at this cove paradise. Whether you’re looking for a overnight stay, a van transfer with meals included, or just a day trip filled with adventure, Anawangin Cove has something for everyone.

Learn how to get to this location via private vehicle or Victory Liner Bus, and discover the various activities you can enjoy, from swimming and beach bumming to stargazing and snorkeling. The article also shares tips on planning your trip, booking accommodations, and respecting the environment during your visit. With 24-hour access, stunning sunrise and sunset views, and child-friendly rates, Anawangin Cove is the perfect destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

How much is entrance fee in Anawangin Cove?

Overnight Packages

Type	Price	Inclusions
1 to 2 guests	P1,100.00/head	Roundtrip Boat Transfer, Tent Accommodation (2 pax per tent), Island hopping to Capones, Sightseeing, Trekking
3 to 5 guests	P800.00/head
6-10 guests	P600.00/head
11 and above guests	P550.00/head
5 years old and below	FREE of charge

Overnight with Meals

Type	Price	Inclusions
Per Head	P1,100.00	Roundtrip Boat Transfer, Tent Accommodation (2 pax per tent), Island hopping to Capones, Sightseeing, Trekking, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Additional Fee	+P2,500.00 (2 pax)
Additional Fee	+P1,500.00 (3-5 pax)
Additional Fee	+P1,000.00 (6-9 pax)
5 years old and below	FREE of charge

Overnight with Van and Meals

Type	Price	Inclusions
Per Head	P2,500.00	Roundtrip Land and Boat Transfer, Tent Accommodation (2 pax per tent), Island hopping to Capones, Sightseeing, Trekking, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Additional Fee	+P2,500.00 (2 pax)
Additional Fee	+P1,500.00 (3-5 pax)
Additional Fee	+P1,000.00 (6-9 pax)
5 years old and below	FREE of charge

Additional Add-Ons

Roundtrip Van Transfer MLA-Anawangin_MLA: P15,000.00/overnight
Banana Boat Ride: P350.00/ride
3 Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner - P.00/head
Saturday Night Party Entrance: P100.00/head

Whether you choose to stay overnight, with meals, or opt for a van transfer, Anawangin Cove and Lake Resort offers various options to cater to your needs. It's important to note that a 50% down payment is required reserve your slot, and while the down payment is non-refundable, rebooking can be done once with a 2-day notice.

How to get to Anawangin Cove

To get to Anawangin Cove by transportation, you have two main options: via private vehicle or via Victory Liner Bus. Here is a detailed guide on how to travel to Anawangin Cove using both methods:

1. Via private vehicle:

Drive along NLEX until you reach the Dao exit.
From the Dao exit, drive along SCTEX towards Subic.
Take the exit at Subic and when you see the Olongapo Public Cemetery, turn left.
Pass through Subic Town, Castillejos, and San Marcelino. At an intersection leading to Iba or San Antonio, turn left for San Antonio.
In San Antonio, turn left at the end of main road and follow signs leading toundaquit where Anawangin Cove is located.

2. Via Victory Liner Bus:

At the terminal, purchase a ticket bound for Iba & Sta. Cruz at the Olongapo ticket window. Inform the ticket booth officer that you will only go up to San Antonio. The travel time from Manila to San Antonio is around 4 hours.
If there is no bus for Iba & Sta. Cruz or if you're in a hurry, take a bus to Olongapo instead. The travel time from Manila to Olongapo is around 3 hours.
Transfer to a bus bound for Iba & Sta. Cruz at the Victory Liner terminal in Olongapo. Tell the conductor that you will only go up to San Antonio. The travel from Olongapo to San Antonio is around 1 hour.
Upon arrival in San Antonio, take a tricycle to Pundaquit Beach, the gateway to Anawangin Cove. The travel time from San Antonio to Pquit is approximately 15 minutes.

Activities in Anawangin Cove

1. Swimming and Beach Bumming

Enjoy the crystal-clear waters and relax on the volcanic ash-covered beach. Just be cautious of rip currents and sudden deep spots.

2. Strolling Along the Inlet

Take a leisurely walk along the shallow inlet at Anawang Cove, crossing over a cute wooden bridge for a calming and romantic experience.

3. Stargazing

With limited electricity, Anawangin Cove is the perfect spot for stargazing. Download a stargazing app and marvel at the bright stars in the night sky.

4. Climbing Nearby Hill for a View

Trek up the small hill on the left side of the sea for a breathtaking view of the surroundings.

5. Visiting Nagsasa Cove

Explore Anawangin's sister cove, Nagsasa Cove, known for its volcanic ash-filled beach, picturesque hills, shallow inlet, and a small waterfall.

6. Exploring Capones Island and Lighthouse

Make a day trip to Capones Island to see the historic lighthouse and enjoy the scenic views, but be cautious of the scorching hot sand.

7. Fishing/Angling

While not explicitly mentioned in the travel guide, there are opportunities for fishing and angling in the cove. You can inquire with the local boatmen for more details and arrangements.

8. Boat Tours and Island-Hopping

Arrange a boat tour with a local like Kuya Jay-R Agasa for a customized tour to nearby attractions such as Talisayin Cove, Nagsasa Beach, and more.

9. Sunset and Sunrise Watching

Catch the stunning sunset and sunrise views from Anawangin Cove, offering a peaceful and memorable experience with nature.

10. Snorkeling and Diving

Explore the underwater beauty of Anawangin Cove by snorkeling or diving, discovering unique marine life and coral formations.

Working Hours of Anawangin Cove

Monday:Open 24 hours
Tuesday:Open 24 hours
Wednesday:Open 24 hours
Thursday:Open 24 hours
Friday:Open 24 hours
Saturday:Open 24 hours
Sunday:Open 24 hours

How much ticket price for Anawangin Cove?

It is starts from ₱ 550

How can I book a stay at Anawangin Cove and Lake Resort?

To book a visit, first, check the ongoing promos and their inclusions. Second, decide if you want an add-on room accommodation. Finally, book your visit via their Facebook page or. A 50% non-refund down payment is required to reserve your slot.

Can I book a day before my visit?

It is strongly advised to book at least 1 week in advance to the availability of your preferred schedule and boat transfer, as the resort can only be reached boat transfer from Pundaquit, San Antonio, Zambales.

What are the check-in and check-out times for an overnight stay?

There are two boat schedules from Pundaquit to the resort at 8 AM and 1 PM, with boat schedules for check-out at 10 AM and 12 PM. For day tour guests, the boat schedule back to Pundaquit is at 5 PM only.

Is there a child rate available?

Yes, children aged 6 to 12 may enjoy the ongoing child rate, while children aged 5 and below are free of charge.

Can we bring our own food and drinks?

Yes, guests are strongly encouraged to bring their own food and drinks, and there is no corkage fee. However, it is also advised to bring extra food as the menu may change before your visit.

Tips

1. Plan Ahead

Make sure to plan your trip to Anawin Cove in advance, as the cove is a secluded paradise with limited facilities.

2. Bring Drinking Water

It is to bring your own drinking water as the water in the area may be salty.

3. Prepare for Camping

Anawangin Cove is a great place for camping, so be sure to bring all necessary camping gear and supplies.

4. No Signal

Keep in mind that there is no signal in the cove, so embrace the opportunity to disconnect from the digital world.

5. Entrance Fees

Be prepared to pay an entrance fee of 130 pesos per head, as well as a non-refundable 100 pesos for garbage disposal.

6. Pack Properly

Remember to bring all necessary items such as food, toiletries, and, as the goods on the island may be overpriced.

7. Enjoy Nature

Take the time to appreciate the natural beauty of Anawangin, from the powdery white sand beaches to lush pine trees.

8. Outdoor Activities

Engage in outdoor activities such as trekking, beach volleyball, and hiking along the trails in the area for a memorable experience.

9. Relax and Unwind

Use this opportunity to relax and unwind, away from the hustle and bustle of city life and simply enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

10. Respect the Environment

Remember to respect the environment by picking up after yourself and taking of the natural surroundings during your visit to Anawangin Cove.

Location Details

Ticket Price	Starting from ₱550
Opening Hours	Monday:Open 24 hours, Tuesday:Open 24 hours, Wednesday:Open 24 hours, Thursday:Open 24 hours, Friday:Open 24 hours, Saturday:Open 24 hours, Sunday:Open 24 hours
Address	Purok #3 Brgy, San Antonio, 2206 Zambales
Phone Number	+63 926 675 3120
Site	http://m.me/AnawanginNagsasaCoveZambales
Public Facilities	Service options: Online appointments, Onsite services; Amenities: Gender-neutral restroom; Crowd: LGBTQ+ friendly; Planning: Appointment required; Children: Good for kids; Other: LGBTQ+ friendly
Category	Tourist information center

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