Jo Serrano
Island Hopping: Explore Zambales’ Hidden Gems, Islands, and Coves
Zambales is renowned for its stunning natural landscapes. Expect to encounter pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and lush mountains. The province offers a picturesque coastal scenery that will leave you in awe. With its rich natural resources and warm hospitality, Zambales has become a favored destination for travelers seeking adventure and relaxation.
During our adventures with NLEX Lakbay Norte, we delved into the wonders of Zambales and explored its natural landscapes and unique experiences. Here are places to visit if you visit Zambales’s islands and coves.
Emon Pulo
If you are looking for a sleep and modern stay in Zambales. Emon Pulo offers a modern Filipino-style tropical beach resort with a homely feel. Emon Pulo is a resort that offers beautiful landscapes and accommodations designed by renowned architects and designers. It is a hidden gem that has a lot of offerings.
A Variety of accommodations: Kubo, Tree House, Poolside, Hotel Rooms, Cottages
Fun amenities to try: Banana boat and Fly Fish, Jetski, ATV, Mountain Bikes, Basketball Court, and Speed Boat
The location is a perfect experience to celebrate and create special moments such as:
- Company Outing
- Family Reunion
- Outdoor Wedding
- Special Moments
- Pre Nuptial Shoot
- Day Tour
Anawangin Cove and Nagsasa Cove
These two are neighboring coastal destinations of Zambales. Both coves are known for their natural beauty, unique landscapes, and serene ambiance, attracting visitors seeking a peaceful beach getaway.
Both coves offer camping, swimming, trekking, or simply basking in the serenity of nature; they offer a memorable escape for those seeking solace in Zambales’ coastal treasures.
Destinare’s Wishing Mountain, where Guest can Hike to have a view of Anawangin
If you’re not into experiencing camping by the beach, currently Anawangin and Nagsasa offer glamping and Kubo accommodations to make it more comfortable.
The difference between the two. Anawangin has a larger cove and has closer proximity to Pundaquit, making it popular amongst tourists and guests. Nagsasa, on the other hand, may be smaller, but it gives a more secluded vibe making it ideal for tourist who prefers a more quiet destination.
Whether you choose Anawangin Cove or Nagsasa Cove, you will be treated to the beauty of Zambales’ coastline and natural surroundings. The decision will depend on your preference for accessibility, crowd levels, amenities, and the specific atmosphere you seek during your visit.
Capones Island
Capones Island is often included in island-hopping tours in Zambales. The island is characterized by rugged cliffs, rocky shores, and white sandy beaches. The island is surrounded by coral reefs, making it an ideal spot for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts. The most prominent feature of Capones Island is its historic Spanish-era lighthouse. The Faro de Punta Capones, built in 1890, stands tall on a hill overlooking the island.
Zambales’ islands and coves offer diverse natural wonders, captivating landscapes, and memorable experiences. From the beautiful coves of Anawangin and Nagsasa to the captivating rock formations of Capones Island to even having a relaxation getaway at Emon Pulo, each destination has its unique charm and allure. Whether you’re seeking adventure or simply longing for a peaceful retreat, Zambales’ hidden gems, islands, and coves will surely leave you with unforgettable memories.
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