Zambales is well-known for its beaches, especially Subic,but not most Pinoy probably know Pundaquit. It is a small fishing village facing the South China Sea in San Antonio, Zambales. 
Pundaquit is a famous jump off point to <!–more–> Camara Island, Capones Island, Anawangin Cove and Nagsasa Cove. Several beach activities can be done here: surfing, swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving, island hopping and camping. So tourism, aside from fishing is one of the livelihoods of the locs in this quaint town.
Getting There:
Manila to Zambales:
take a Victory Liner bus bound to Iba, Zambales in Kalookan. You can also take a bus off to Olongapo in Pasay or Cubao,thenyou can take a bus bound to Iba, Zambales in Olongapo. Aske the driver to drop you off to San Antonio town. From there, you can take a tricycle (Php 50 if your solo or Php 25 per person) to Pundaquit.
Tips:
If you plan on staying overnight in Pundaquit , it’s highly suggested that you reserve a room ahead of time . There are few inns/guesthouse and most of them are fully booked especially on weekends. If you’re unlucky, you might wanna try the small cottages made of nipa, overnight stay is Php 200 but make sure you bring a mosquito repellant.
Bangka for Island hopping:
You may try contact Ate Fe @ 09176601068 or 09176675374 . I hope this number is still good.
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