Anawangin Adventure
Trip Start
May 02, 2008
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Trip End
May 04, 2008
Friday night was chaotic! Everyone (except for me) was cramming on their deadlines and meetings just so we could leave the office by 11pm and head to the bus terminal. One by one, we left our work area so that our "boss" wouldn't suspect of anything (we didn't tell her we were going out of town ;p). We left the office at 11.30pm, and thanks to some good people who were also waiting for a cab and let us have the first cab that came, we got to the terminal just in time!
The bus was supposed to leave at 11.45, but due to the inefficiency of Victory Liner's ticketing office in Pasay, duplicate seat numbers were issued. This caused a lot of commotion which was eventually solved 30 minutes later.
We arrived at San Antonio at 3:30 am, which was 2 hours earlier than our expected time of arrival. From there, we rode a tricycle to Pundaquit, where we rented a boat that took us to Camara, Capones, and Anawangin Cove.
The boat was small and we were hesitant to ride it! It was my first time to ride a small boat, and I was really nervous, WE were really nervous!
About 15-20 minutes later, we docked at Camara Island. We were the first group to get there so we had the chance to get the nicest spot. There is this cave-like spot in the island which we used as our dressing area, sleeping area, and shade from the sun.
From Camara Island, we went to Capones Island to check out the lighthouse.
We trekked our way up to the lighthouse, and it was so much worth it!
After our short visit to the lighthouse, we went to Anawangin cove, our campsite. All the while we thought that Anawangin is a hidden treasure waiting to be discovered. But we were surprised to see that there were actually a lot of people that weekend! Lucky us, we got a space near the improvised CR and poso (well).
I had fun at Anawangin. This is the first time I've set up a tent and actually felt like a real camper! ;p Our trip from one island to another was a real scare and adventure at the same time! Imagine going against the waves, in a small boat, at the middle of the sea! But it was fun and really something worth sharing :)
Among the three islands that we visited, I'd say I had the most fun at Camara Island. The water was cold and refreshing, and the beach is clean. Too bad, this is not a good campsite where one could stay overnight because (1) the place is a bit rocky, (2) there's no one to take care of you, and (3) there's no CR or fresh water.
The locals of San Antonio should take care of their beaches and other natural resources around the place. Tourists should likewise do their part in preserving the beauty of Anawangin (and Camara and Capones too). Everyone should do their share in preserving the place so that a lot more would also be awed by its beauty and serenity. As my fellow campers say: "Take nothing but pictures; leave nothing but footprints; kill nothing but time..."
The bus was supposed to leave at 11.45, but due to the inefficiency of Victory Liner's ticketing office in Pasay, duplicate seat numbers were issued. This caused a lot of commotion which was eventually solved 30 minutes later.
We arrived at San Antonio at 3:30 am, which was 2 hours earlier than our expected time of arrival. From there, we rode a tricycle to Pundaquit, where we rented a boat that took us to Camara, Capones, and Anawangin Cove.
The boat was small and we were hesitant to ride it! It was my first time to ride a small boat, and I was really nervous, WE were really nervous!
About 15-20 minutes later, we docked at Camara Island. We were the first group to get there so we had the chance to get the nicest spot. There is this cave-like spot in the island which we used as our dressing area, sleeping area, and shade from the sun.
From Camara Island, we went to Capones Island to check out the lighthouse.
We trekked our way up to the lighthouse, and it was so much worth it!
After our short visit to the lighthouse, we went to Anawangin cove, our campsite. All the while we thought that Anawangin is a hidden treasure waiting to be discovered. But we were surprised to see that there were actually a lot of people that weekend! Lucky us, we got a space near the improvised CR and poso (well).
I had fun at Anawangin. This is the first time I've set up a tent and actually felt like a real camper! ;p Our trip from one island to another was a real scare and adventure at the same time! Imagine going against the waves, in a small boat, at the middle of the sea! But it was fun and really something worth sharing :)
Among the three islands that we visited, I'd say I had the most fun at Camara Island. The water was cold and refreshing, and the beach is clean. Too bad, this is not a good campsite where one could stay overnight because (1) the place is a bit rocky, (2) there's no one to take care of you, and (3) there's no CR or fresh water.
The locals of San Antonio should take care of their beaches and other natural resources around the place. Tourists should likewise do their part in preserving the beauty of Anawangin (and Camara and Capones too). Everyone should do their share in preserving the place so that a lot more would also be awed by its beauty and serenity. As my fellow campers say: "Take nothing but pictures; leave nothing but footprints; kill nothing but time..."
Where I stayed
Anawangin Cove

Comments
how much ang gastos.... just the range and if ever may iba ka pa bang suggestion.... me and my team wer looking for a place na pwede mag camp and yung maraming adventures na pwede gawin... like may games and everything... thnks
we spent about 2000/pax (group of 8), inclusive of bus fare, boat rental, food, etc. but that was 2 years ago :) once you're in anawangin cove, you have to be creative para di kayo ma-bore. kase there's nothing to do once you're in the cove, but to commune with nature and appreciate its raw beauty :) if you want you can check tree top adventure in subic, meron silang packages for team building activities. i'm not sure though if they have a campsite and if they would allow overnight camping. :) i hope this helps. :)
Hi, my friend and I are planning to go Anawangin cove first week of August. Do you know how to get there from DMIA Clark or from Olongapo/Subic? Thank you.
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