TRIPinas offers Anawangin Cove tour packages perfect for both beach lovers and adventure seekers. Choose between private or DIY tours, available as day trips or overnight stays—all designed to be affordable, safe, and hassle-free. As a legit local tour operator, we handle everything from transfers and guides to camping and island hopping, or customize the trip as you see fit. Whether you’re after a quick escape or a full weekend getaway, TRIPinas makes your Zambales adventure smooth, flexible, and fun.
ANAWANGIN, ZAMBALES TOUR PACKAGES 2025-2026
● ANAWANGIN PACKAGE ●
Price depends on your headcount
starts around Php650/person
INCLUSIONS:
✔ Round trip boat ride to Anawangin cove
✔ Use of tents for the overnight
✔ All entrance fees
✔ Optional add-on: Pick-up service
● OVERNIGHT ITINERARY ●
DAY 1
430AM Departure from Manila
9AM Arrival in Pundaquit, Zambales
930AM Boat ride
1030AM Arrival at the cove
PM Swimming, sunset watching, stargazing.
DAY 2
1PM Departure from Pundaquit
5PM Arrival in Manila
● TOUR 101 ●
Available: Everyday
Best season: October to May
Tour type: With transpo or DIY
Options: Day-trip or Overnight
Guests joining the private tour with land transfer will be picked up by their driver at the confirmed time and pick-up spot, then travel to Brgy. Pundaquit, San Antonio, Zambales—the jump-off for your Anawangin Cove adventure. DIY guests are requested to be at the jump-off by 7:00 AM, where our on-site coordinator will meet and assist you.
Pack your dry bags and bring only the essentials (see our list of what to bring and wear). Board your private boat, fasten your life vest, and enjoy the ride as you make your way to Capones and Anawangin. Additional islands may be included for a small fee. Freshly prepared meals are available as add-ons—you may include lunch, dinner, or breakfast in your package for a more convenient trip. At Anawangin Cove, simple beach huts and tables are available for rent—perfect for resting after your swim or island-hopping adventure. Day trippers will be picked up by the boatman at around 2:00 PM for the return boat ride to the parking area, where you can shower and freshen up before heading home. Overnight guests will camp at Anawangin Cove, with tents pre-set by our staff so you can simply settle in and unwind under the agoho trees. Enjoy your meal by the beach, watch the sunset, and fall asleep to the sound of the waves. In the morning, wake up to the sea breeze and enjoy a hearty breakfast before taking the return boat trip to the parking area to rinse off and head back home.
FAQ
Where is Anawangin Cove?
It is located in Brgy. Pundaquit, San Antonio, Zambales—about a 4-hour drive from Manila. The area is also accessible by public buses that go directly to San Antonio, making the jump-off easy to reach for DIY travelers.
What can we do there?
A lot! Anawangin is known for its scenic beach, calm waters, and relaxing atmosphere. You can swim, go island-hopping, or simply lounge by the shore. Hikers also enjoy exploring the surrounding hills for panoramic views of the cove
Can we buy food there?
You can buy supplies at the San Antonio public market before the trip. If you’d rather not bring or cook your own food, you can pre-order your meals from us for a minimal add-on cost. This includes lunch and dinner on your first day and breakfast the following morning. We provide dining kits and prepare home-cooked meals based on fresh market ingredients.
What do I need to bring? What do I wear?
For the beach, pack swimwear such as a swimsuit or board shorts, a rash guard, a lightweight travel towel, a dry bag, and a pair of aqua shoes or water shoes plus flip-flops. If staying overnight, don’t forget your flashlight or headlamp. Other useful items include sun protection such as a hat and sunscreen, toiletries, and a few things for personal entertainment—perhaps a deck of cards, volleyball, Frisbee, snorkeling gear, or a skimboard. A camera and power bank are optional but always nice to have for capturing moments and keeping your devices charged.
Can we bring our cats/dogs?
Absolutely! We love fur babies! Just make sure they are vaccinated, comfortable on a leash, and potty-trained as a courtesy to other campers.
Is this trip suitable for seniors?
Yes. Seniors are welcome, but please note that the cove’s facilities are simple and may be challenging for those with mobility issues.
Is this trip kid-friendly?
Yes, children aged 6 and up are welcome, provided they are accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
Can you help us organize a team building or family trip?
Of course! We can help arrange your logistics and schedule. Anawangin’s outdoor setting is a great place to relax, reconnect, and strengthen bonds with your group.
