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Travel Guide: How to Get to Anawangin Cove from Manila

How to Travel to Anawangin Cove from Metro Manila

How to Get to Anawangin Cove from Manila

Anawangin Cove is one of the most beautiful destinations relatively near Manila. It’s a favorite for city folk looking for a relaxing day trip. Luckily, it’s easy to get there whether you use your own car or opt for public transport.

Anawanin Cove by Elallasola.com
Anawanin Cove by Elal Lasola

Here’s How to Get to Anawangin Cove from Manila:

Via private vehicle:

  1. Drive along NLEX until you reach the Dao exit.
  2. From the Dao exit, drive along SCTEX. Make sure you’re on a path bound for Subic.
  3. Take the exit at Subic. When you see the Olongapo Public Cemetery, turn left.
  4. You will pass by Subic Town, Castillejos, and San Marcelino. Once you reach an intersection leading to Iba or San Antonio, turn left for San Antonio.
  5. When you’re in San Antonio, turn another left at the end of the main road.
  6. Simply follow signs leading to Pundaquit.
Anawangin Cove Guide photo by Ryzy Bustos
Anawangin Cove Guide photo by Ryzy Bustos

The Travel time will depend on what day, season, and time you leave Manila. Avoid peak seasons, holidays, and long weekends as you will surely meet traffic.

Via Victory Liner Bus:

  1. At the terminal, proceed to the Olongapo ticket window and purchase a ticket bound for Iba & Sta. Cruz. Tell 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.
  2. If you’re in a hurry, or there is no bus bound for Iba & Sta. Cruz, don’t worry. You can take the bus going up to their Olongapo terminal. The travel time from Manila to Olongapo is around 3 hours.
  3. Once at the Victory Liner terminal, transfer to any bus bound for Iba & Sta. Cruz. Tell the conductor that you will only need a ride up to San Antonio. The travel time from Olongapo to San Antonio is around 1 hour.
  4. When you arrive in San Antonio, take a tricycle to Pundaquit Beach. This is where Anawangin Cove is. The travel time from San Antonio to Pundaquit is around 15 minutes.

Sunset in Anawangin Cove Zambales
Sunset in Anawangin Cove Zambales

Anawangin Travel Guide photo by Ryzy Bustos
Anawangin Travel Guide photo by Ryzy Bustos

Victory Liner has plenty of terminals around Metro Manila. Just make sure the terminal you’re going to has bus routes that pass by Olongapo. You can visit their website for available bus routes.

Camping in Anawangin photo by Ryzy Bustos
Camping in Anawangin photo by Ryzy Bustos

Victory Liner Phone Numbers: MANILA (02) 559-7735 / CUBAO (02) 833-4403, (02) 727-4688, (02) 833-5019 to 20 PASAY (02) 410-8986, (02) 727-4534 CALOOCAN (02) 361-1506, (02) 361-4665 to 66 KAMIAS (02) 920-7396

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There you have it! Anawangin Cove trip is so easy and hassle-free; there’s no excuse to put off that quick weekend of sun and sand!

Written by Melo Villareal

Melo Villareal is the Online Publisher of Outoftownblog.com. He is an Accountant by profession who left the corporate world at the age of 23 to explore his beautiful country and the rest of the world. Today, Melo works as a part-time Social Media Manager for local and international clients. His full-time work focuses on discovering interesting culture, explore different cuisines and take memorable photos from local and international destinations he's visiting.

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