Beach· Luzon (San Antonio, Zambales coast)· Philippines
Anawangin Cove
14° 52.7′ N · 120° 4.3′ E
The most famous cove on the Zambales coast: a white-sand crescent backed by a grove of agoho trees and bare volcanic-ash hills, reached only by boat or a mountain trail.
Practical
OSM campsite position (Norma Beach Resort). Wikivoyage: the most visited cove in town, crowded with Metro Manila campers on weekends. Agoho (casuarina) trees line the beach (Wikipedia, San Antonio). Camping only, with no hotels; bring water. Reached by bangka from Pundaquit or the Pundaquit-Anawangin trail. For yachts see Anawangin Cove Anchorage.
Best for
Beach camping and pine-grove walks
Season
Nov-May; rough and wet in the SW monsoon