Comments on: Pundaquit Beach http://www.thepinaysolobackpacker.com/2010/01/11/pundaquit/ Travel. Help. Inspire. Make a difference... Tue, 07 Feb 2012 12:57:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: When the Waves Get Mad @ Capones Island » The Pinay Solo Backpacker http://www.thepinaysolobackpacker.com/2010/01/11/pundaquit/#comment-71 When the Waves Get Mad @ Capones Island » The Pinay Solo Backpacker Sun, 05 Sep 2010 13:49:38 +0000 http://pinaysolobackpacker.wordpress.com/?p=314#comment-71 [...] is one of the trips that I miss the most, a weekend get-away with my sisters.  After my Pundaquit trip I couldn’t contain my excitement to go back to Zambales and do the island hopping with my [...] [...] is one of the trips that I miss the most, a weekend get-away with my sisters.  After my Pundaquit trip I couldn’t contain my excitement to go back to Zambales and do the island hopping with my [...]

]]> By: Anawangin : the Dangerous Seductress » The Pinay Solo Backpacker http://www.thepinaysolobackpacker.com/2010/01/11/pundaquit/#comment-70 Anawangin : the Dangerous Seductress » The Pinay Solo Backpacker Fri, 20 Aug 2010 04:03:29 +0000 http://pinaysolobackpacker.wordpress.com/?p=314#comment-70 [...] back, I first read about Anawangin Cove and it’s mystical beauty.  So when  I went back to Pundaquit last year with my sisters, I wanted to see it.  Unfortunately, the boatmen refused to take us [...] [...] back, I first read about Anawangin Cove and it’s mystical beauty.  So when  I went back to Pundaquit last year with my sisters, I wanted to see it.  Unfortunately, the boatmen refused to take us [...]

]]> By: thepinaysolobackpacker http://www.thepinaysolobackpacker.com/2010/01/11/pundaquit/#comment-69 thepinaysolobackpacker Wed, 28 Jul 2010 20:12:13 +0000 http://pinaysolobackpacker.wordpress.com/?p=314#comment-69 hi Ces! =) thnx for all the tips. yeah, i've been to capones last year, a week after I visited Pundaquit. we we'rent able to visit the other islands as manong bangkero refuse na because the waves are getting bigger. I was just too lazy to write about it. and last summer I was able to do the island hopping completely to Camara andAnawangin. =) hi Ces! =) thnx for all the tips. yeah, i’ve been to capones last year, a week after I visited Pundaquit. we we’rent able to visit the other islands as manong bangkero refuse na because the waves are getting bigger. I was just too lazy to write about it. and last summer I was able to do the island hopping completely to Camara andAnawangin. =)

]]> By: ces http://www.thepinaysolobackpacker.com/2010/01/11/pundaquit/#comment-68 ces Wed, 28 Jul 2010 18:03:55 +0000 http://pinaysolobackpacker.wordpress.com/?p=314#comment-68 Anawangin is totally superb, we (friends from way back in HS) keep on coming back to this small town of San Antonio. Trekking is quite easy, as long as it is sunny, downslope could be a bit steeper, but is still manageable (P.S. make sure your flip flops is durable, or else you'll go barefoot, better yet wear your sandals). View from the top was really great, you can already see the cove there. And if your group is staying overnight, make sure you have your tents/lights/h20/stove(butane). There's a caretaker in the island, selling h20, but is way too pricey. The last time, only 2 cubicles (use: call of nature) available. And we've heard that P50 is being collected (tourism/maintenance etc.) from guests. You may also climb the side of Anawangin to see the other cove (view is really awesome!).. To totally appreciate Pundaquit, you really need to go island hopping (see the lighthouse in Capones, the waves of Camara and its fine sand, go snorkeling and see fishes very near the shore!) Re: Carinderias in Pundaquit I think there are a few carinderias already lined up near the talipapa. Enjoy your visit the next time you step foot in this small village! Anawangin is totally superb, we (friends from way back in HS) keep on coming back to this small town of San Antonio. Trekking is quite easy, as long as it is sunny, downslope could be a bit steeper, but is still manageable (P.S. make sure your flip flops is durable, or else you’ll go barefoot, better yet wear your sandals). View from the top was really great, you can already see the cove there. And if your group is staying overnight, make sure you have your tents/lights/h20/stove(butane). There’s a caretaker in the island, selling h20, but is way too pricey. The last time, only 2 cubicles (use: call of nature) available. And we’ve heard that P50 is being collected (tourism/maintenance etc.) from guests. You may also climb the side of Anawangin to see the other cove (view is really awesome!).. To totally appreciate Pundaquit, you really need to go island hopping (see the lighthouse in Capones, the waves of Camara and its fine sand, go snorkeling and see fishes very near the shore!)

Re: Carinderias in Pundaquit
I think there are a few carinderias already lined up near the talipapa.

Enjoy your visit the next time you step foot in this small village!

]]> By: pinaysolobackpacker http://www.thepinaysolobackpacker.com/2010/01/11/pundaquit/#comment-67 pinaysolobackpacker Thu, 18 Feb 2010 23:08:14 +0000 http://pinaysolobackpacker.wordpress.com/?p=314#comment-67 Thank you for dropping by Mariel! Enjoy your travels! :) Thank you for dropping by Mariel! Enjoy your travels! :)

]]> By: Mariel http://www.thepinaysolobackpacker.com/2010/01/11/pundaquit/#comment-66 Mariel Thu, 18 Feb 2010 07:49:38 +0000 http://pinaysolobackpacker.wordpress.com/?p=314#comment-66 Your post is really helpful and the photos are amazing. I'll keep in mind to visit your blog before going to Zambales. :) Your post is really helpful and the photos are amazing. I’ll keep in mind to visit your blog before going to Zambales. :)

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