Have you been to Zambales to explore the fabulous islands and the well-known Anawangin Cove? Go overboard and be captivated by the stunning beaches, white sand, and the lighthouse. Island hopping has never been this good.
Camara Island has a great view of the open ocean and is the closest island from the shores of Pundaquit, San Antonio, Zambales 20-30 minutes boat ride. It has two sides separated by a white sandbar that becomes visible during the low tide and disappears during the high tide. Big rocks that dwarf the tourists are plenty on this island. It won’t be long till you find yourself taking photos of them or with them and just be astonished by their size and weight. Your next stop is the Capones island, a short boat ride from the Camara Island. Here, you could just hang around and enjoy the beach, or simply go up and take a tour of the Parola Grand Capones, a Spanish era Lighthouse. Once you're up in the lighthouse, you will be facing the open sea, a nice view of the blue waters and white sand. A very refreshing sight for those who just want to unwind and breathe fresh air.
Save the best for last as you hop on to Anawangin Cove. It is the accessible only by boat proper of Pundaquit, and is by far known as the most popular destination for campers and beach goers out there. Just the mention of the name Zambales will ring a bell for those who have gone to the cove that a trip to Pundaquit is never complete without feeling Anawangin’s mixture of volcanic ash and white sand beneath your feet.
As the saying goes, life's a beach and so much more. This island hopping adventure will surely make you have the time of your life, a pleasant discovery for you and your family.
