ANAWANGIN COVE VIA MT. PUNDAQUIT
San Antonio, Zambales
Major jump-off: Brgy. Pundaquit, San Antonio
LLA (summit): 14 53'59" 129 94'24", 464 MASL
LLA (cove): 14 52 41 120 04'04", 0 MASL
Days required / Hours to cove: 1 day / 4-5 hours
Specs: Minor Climb, Difficulty 3/9, Trail Class 2
BACKGROUND
Pristine and secluded, the beach of Anawangin Cove is fast becoming a popular tourist destination near the Subic, Zambales area. Surrounded by pine trees and carpeted by volcanic white sand from Mt. Pinatubo's eruption, Anawangin cove looks like a winter scene in the tropics. The sand is very fine and beach very wide. During low tide, the beach is very long and wide and the waters calm, making it ideal for swimming.
Although the usual way to Anawangin Cove is by pumpboat from Pundaquit, there is land route passing by a hilly area known interchangeably called Mt. Pundaquit and Mt. Anawangin. The trail passes by shrublands and grasslands, affording views of the nearby mountains. Medium-sized bamboo and ornamental-looking plants deck the paths, at times transforming the trail into a garden-like environment. At first flat and then moderately steep, the midpoint of the trail is the summit of Mt. Pundaquit. The measured elevation here is 464 MASL. And then the descent goes to the Anawangin side of the mountain. According to the locals, the name Anawangin is derived from the Ilokano word 'nuang' which means carabao. The reason behind this are the wild, sometimes aggressive carabao that roam freely in the slopes. After 2-3 hours of descent, pine trees would herald the beach, which can glow into luminous white with the sunlight. Basic facilities such as a small store, shower rooms, and huts are in place in Anawangin even as the locals try to preserve its being 'untouched'. The cove is perfect for camping also.
From Anawangin Cove, you may head back to Pundaquit by pumpboat, or include nearby Capones island in your itinerary. Capones Island has beaches and an authentic Spanish-era lighthouse. Either way, you are 30 minutes away from Pundaquit. You can tidy up at the houses then proceed to Subic for a hearty meal.
ITINERARY
Daytrip: Anawangin Cove + Capones Island
0100 Departure from Manila
0400 ETA San Antonio; proceed to Brgy. Pundaquit
0430 ETA Brgy. Pundaquit; start trek
0700 Arrival at Mt. Anawangin summit
0715 Start descent to Anawangin Cove
0930 ETA Anawangin Cove
1200 Lunch at Anawangin Cove
1300 Take rented boat to Capones Island
1400 Visit lighthouse; take pictures
1600 Head back to Brgy. Pundaquit
1430 ETA Brgy. Pundaquit; return to San Antonio
1800 Dinner at Subic
1930 Head back to Manila
2230 ETA Manila
TRAIL AND NAVIGATION MAP
Click on the image to see the full-size map. Note that some of the data are approximates and the map is only meant to be a fairly-reliable overview of the trail and topography.
SPECIAL CONCERNS
WARNING: Anawangin Cove must be visited with precaution. Several deaths have been reported with or without severe weather. Make sure rescue protocols are in place before proceeding.
You may arrange for boats to Anawangin Cove/Capones Island and/or secure guides for the trek through Mang Alfring, at +639196498563. Boat rentals range from P800-1200/day depending on your itinerary. Capacity is around 4-5 persons per boat. Meanwhile, guide fee is P500 for the trek described in the itinerary above.
Water and food concerns: There is no potable water source in Anwangin cove; although for dayhikes your water needs may be fulfilled by the vendors at the cove, especially during weekends and/or peak season. If you are camping in Anawangin and taking the trek on the way, you may want to inform Mang Alfring or any local contact about your itinerary. Tell your contact that you need water and food to be delivered in Anawangin cove; make specific arrangements. He can then advise the vendors to bring water; or he can have the supplies transported via the boats that take other visitors to Anawangin.
Anawangin Cove and the trek leading to it will expose the hiker to a lot of sunlight; sun protection is advised. Other than the precaution against the 'nuang' - in itself a rare encounter that the guides can take care of - the trek is pretty safe and easy. Precaution must be done, however, when swimming at Anawangin beach because high tide makes waters difficult.
Related entries
Hiking up Mt. Anawangin and down to the beach
Anawangin Cove in San Antonio, Zambales
Capones Island and its lighthouse
WEATHER OUTLOOK: SAN ANTONIO, ZAMBALES
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
Anawangin Cove via Mt. Pundaquit (464+)
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Sir Gid, may water source ba sa anawangin cove?
i don't think there is. locals who run the store bring potable water , though, but they may be around only on weekends or peak season.
Sir Gideon,
With regards to potable water, the locals sell by the gallon/container? We are thinking a weekend there, 2 nyts. Would the water be problem enough?
hi, i have updated the anawangin article and discussed the possibilities regarding water and food under "special concerns". check out also the the new trail/navigation map which is the latest feature of pinoymountaineer.com :D
Big help! thanks alot!
lloyd
WOW! the map is awesome! hope u can make maps for the other entries too. more power! aileen MCQ batch 03
sir Gideon,
We were here last weekend. Most of the info are from this blog, and Ivan's and Lakwatsero. Mang Alfring extends his regards. We had his services also. You are right about doing the trek at night. it would be a breeze. We did ours starting 0830, arrived at the cove 1315. The heat was unbearable! We dropped by Capones Island to. Took a swim, and alot of pictures. Best destination so far this summer!
More power!
Lloyd
thanks lloyd! anawangin is also one of my favorites.
sir, i used the anawangin-capones-pundaquit map in my site po ha and i linked you from that post. (Capones) thanks.
@bleue: no problem. thanks for acknowledging pinoymountaineer. more power to your blog also!
Behind the Beauty of Anawangin
Holy week,..long weekend ng March, nagkasundong mag out-of-town ang sampung magbabarkada. Ang napiling lugar, Anawangin. Para medyo malayo naman sa polusyon ng Maynila at ma-relax naman ang mga utak mula sa araw-araw na stress ng opisina. A week before pa lang nakapagpa-reserve na kami ng tickets sa bus, seat # 1 to 10 pa nga kami,ganun ka-excited. Wednesday 12midnight ang byahe namin, mabilis at maluwang naman ang kalsada kaya alas-tres pa lang ng madaling araw ng huwebes nasa SanAntonio na ang grupo. Ang San Antonio ay isang bayan sa Zambales na jump-off para papuntang Anawangin.
Madilim pa ng mga oras na yun kaya tambay muna kami sa plaza ng San Antonio, kwentuhan at kulitan muna habang nagpapa-umaga para makabili sa palengke ng iba pang madadalang pagkain, habang ang iba’y nakikipag-negotiate na ng tricycle patungong Pundakit (shoreline para maka-arkila ng bangka patungong Anawangin. Very entertaining ang mga tricycle drivers (dahil kikita nga naman sila sa amin), halos lahat nag-aagawan para lang kontratahin sila, nakilala Ko dun si Kodz, siya yung pinili namin kasi siya yung mukhang mas informative, yung iba halatang pera lang ang habol. Ayon kay Kodz lagi siyang naghahatid dun, marami na rin daw siyang suking manilenyo at labing-isang beses na daw siyang nakapunta sa Anawangin mismo. Sa tagal ng kwentuhan namin wala siyang nababanggit na delikado o sakunang pangyayari sa lugar, pawang kagandahan lang ng lugar, binigay pa nga niya yung cell number niya para ma-text ko raw siya kung pupunta uli kami dun.
Mga 15 minutes from San Antonio to Pundakit, pagdating dun negotiate na kami ng bangka, nakilala namin si Vic, isang bangkero sa Pundakit, wala kaming ibang usapan kundi kung magkano ang kontrata sa kanya at kung kailan kami muli susunduin mula Anawangin.
Around 7am nasa Anawangin na kami, hanap agad ng magandang camp area sa gitna ng matataas na pine trees, di ko ikakaila na maganda ang lugar, tahimik at relaxing. Habang nag-aayos kami ng mga gamit at nagpi-pitch ng mga tents, lumapit ang isang ale sa amin, maganda ang ngiti at mukhang mabait, malumanay ang boses niya ng sinabi niyang siya ang caretaker ng isla, siya daw si Aling Ligaya. Umalis saglit at bumalik na may kasama pang isang babae, buhat nila ang isang maayos na papag na gawa sa kawayan, binaba nila sa gitna ng area namin at sinabing patungan daw ng mga pagkain o anumang gamit. Sabay alis, walang ibang sinabi kung may bayad man yun o wala, pero napagtanong namin sa mga katabi naming naka-camp na dun na P50 per head at per day daw.
Habang nag-aayos ang grupo may mga nagluluto na ng pancakes for breakfast, set na din ng tripod ng camera at picture taking na agad, halatang sabik ang isat-isa sa muling pagsasama ng tropa, matagal na rin kasing walang get-together dahil puro busy sa trabaho at kayod talaga para sa mga magagandang plano sa pamilya.
After breakfast excited na ang lahat lumublob sa dagat, kanya-kanyang labas na ng mga snorkel, goggles, vest at fins, makikita sa mukha ng bawat isa ang excitement na i-enjoy at i-explore ang lugar. Di alintana ng lahat ang lamig ng tubig basta sige lublob, kwentuhan, tawanan, halos wala ring pahinga ang mga digicams sa kakakuha ng pictures. Enjoy ang lahat, walang kj, lahat nakangiti, nakatawa, masayang-masaya ang tropa, ang tropa na walang ibang hangarin kundi ang i-appreciate ang ganda ng Anawangin.
Kinagabihan, set-up na ng lamp, habang nagluluto ng dinner ang ilan, nakapalibot naman ang iba sa kamustahang kwentuhan, bumangka si Mel, tropa ko since college na arkitekto na, bumanat na naman siya ng mga magic tricks niya kasama ang isa pang tropa na lagi niyang nililibang, kami naman kahit bilib sa ginagawa niya di na lang naming pinapahalata. Natatandaan ko pa nun na nagbilin ako ng pasalubong kay Mel kasi naka-line up na siya sa opisina nila na pupuntang Hawaii. Natapos ang gabing yun sa malalakas na tawanan at masasayang kwentuhan.
Kinabukasan, Biyernes Santo. Snorkling uli ang ilan sa tropa, explore uli sa islang may magagandang corals at makukulay na isda, halos di mo mamamalayan ang oras sa sobrang pagkalibang.
Pagdating ng Lunch time, sabay nagsalu-salo ang buong tropa sa pagkain, pagkatapos yung iba umidlip sa pagkapagod. Bandang hapon ng nagkayayaan yung apat pa naming kasama na mag-swimming uli, dalawa sa kanila ang naka-vest kasama si Gwen, girlfriend ni Mel. Di naming akalaing may naghihintay na sakuna para sa kanila ng mga panahon na yon. Habang nagpapahinga kami sa camp site, bandang alas-kwatro ng hapon, nagulantang ang katahimikan dahil sa pagdating ng isang kasama nila Mel galing sa dagat, tumatakbo’t hinihingal habang sinasabing “nalunod si……nalunod si……”…..di pa man din siya tapos sa sinasabi niya agad naming dinampot yung natitirang vest at snorkel, dahil sa pagka-intindi naming nalulunod pa lang siya ng mga panahong yon. Hinihingal sa pagkakatakbo ng pagdating namin sa lugar, marami ng nakapalibot na tao. Pagpasok ko sa loob, nakita ko ng umiiyak si Gwen sa tabi ni Mel. Si Mel walang malay at langtang gulay habang sini-cpr ng dalawang lalaking di namin kilala, yung ibang kasama naming nangontrata na ng bangka para madala agad si Mel sa hospital.
Habang nasa bangka kahit walang malay patuloy naming kinakausap si Mel at pinipisil ang mga daliri sa kamay at paa niya. Halos paliparin ng bangkero ang bangka laban sa mga malalakas na alon ng hapon na yun. Bawat minuto parang ga-oras ang tagal ng byahe namin dahil sa layo. Tinatanong naming ang diyos kung bakit, mabait naman si Mel, mabuting anak sa pamilya niya, matulungin sa tropa, kwento pa nga ng girlfriend niya may ipon siya para sa pagpapatayo ng bahay para sa nanay niya, marami pa siyang gagawin….bakit si mel?
Pagdating ng Pundakit, ang daming tao pero kakaunti ang nagkukusang tumulong, kailangan mo pang murahin para tulungan ka sa pagbuhat. May nurse na lalaking lumapit he knows cpr daw, kaya bomba uli kami kay mel habang hinihintay yung ambulansya na pinatawag ng pulis na nakatalaga dun. Ilang minuto din bago dumating yung ambulansya. Kinailangan pa naming buhatin ang mabigat na katawan ni mel papunta sa gate ng resort para maisakay siya sa ambulansya, tantsa ko nasa 20 meters din ang layo. Dun namin na-realize na ganun kalayo ang tatahakin sa tuwing magkakaroon ng sakuna sa Anawangin.
Pagkarga kay Mel sa ambulansya, salpak agad ng driver ng oxygen kay mel, akala naming magiging ok na ang lahat, tsaka namin nalaman na ibabyahe pa sa kabilang town (San Marcelino), dahil wala raw hospital sa San Antonio,..Ang tanong, Bakit walang hospital sa San Antonio?
Ang nagpapalakas ng loob namin ay yung maayos pa ang kulay ni Mel at may pulso pa siya , alam namin na aabot siya kung madadala lang agad sa Ospital. Pero sadyang ayaw makisama ng tadhana ang tagal na naman ng byahe namin bago makarating sa Ospital. Pagdating sa San Marcelino Hospital, ilang minuto lang ng mailipat si Mel sa kama ng ospital, dun na sinabi ng duktor na din na niya kinaya…wala na si Mel..Ganun kabilis ang pangyayari..Di man katanggap-tanggap.
Pagsunod ng ibang kasama namin sa San Marcelino Hospital, dun namin sila nakausap tungkol sa pangyayari. Ayon kay German, (isa sa apat na magkakasama), tahimik at mababaw ang tubig, umabot man ng ilang metro mula sa pampang ang babaw pa rin daw. Nung nagsi-swimming sila, medyo may distansiya si Mel sa tatlong kasama, nagulat na lang sila ng biglang nagpupumiglas at sumisigaw si Mel na para bang may puwersang humihila sa kanya na sadyang di niya makayanang labanan. Magaling lumangoy si Mel, at lalong hindi siya lasing, wala sa sampung magkakasama ang nakainom, kaya nagtataka sila kung bakit di niya magawang makalangoy. Sumaklolo si German pero paglapit niya kay Mel di niya akalaing ganun kalakas ang pwersa ng current sa ilalim ,gayung tahimik naman ang tubig ng lumusong sila. Parang may halimaw sa ilalim na gutom sa pagkuha ng buhay ng tao.,..di kinaya ni German kaya pinilit nilang makaahon agad para makahingi ng tulong. May sumaklolo pero di rin nagtagumpay na masagip si Mel, nung may pangalawang sumaklolo tsaka lang daw nakuha si Mel na wala ng malay. Ganun daw ang pangyayari. Paano pala kung walang kusang tumulong?..malamang pati katawan ng biktima ay din a makuha.
Walang “Danger” signs sa paligid,..wala ring Lifeguard,..wala ring salbabida man lang na pwede mong ibato sa nalulunod. Para saan yung sinisingil ng caretaker ng isla?...ano lang ba yung maglagay man lang sana ng signs para aware ang mga tao na ganun pala ka-delikado sa lugar nila. Hindi kapakanan ng mga campers ang priority ng caretaker. Lahat ng ganda ng Anawangin ay nabura dahil sa pangyayaring yon, wala ka ng proteksiyon sa isla ang layo pa ng hospital na pagdadalhan sayo kung may sakuna.
Sabi pa ng isang nurse sa hospital na nakausap namin, di lang minsan may ganung pangyayari, dati daw may pamilya pang nalunod, meron din daw isang case na swimmer pa yung nalunod, Puro dayo daw yung mga nagbubuwis ng buhay, halos taun-taon daw. Bakit di man lang nababalita?..maging sa internet walang ibang balita kundi kagandahan ng lugar.. Kaya pala tahimik lang ang mga locals, mga tricycle drivers at mga bangkero dun, kasi pag kinuwento nga naman nila masisira ang hanapbuhay nila. Hanapbuhay nilang pagsasakripisyo ng buhay ng ibang tao.
Kung mahal mo ang kaibigan mo o pamilya mo, huwag mong ilapit sa mapanuksong ganda ng Anawangin, marami pang ibang magandang lugar. Gawin nating si Mel na ang huling biktima, at sigurado akong ikatutuwa ni Mel na makatulong tayo sa ibang tao na malayo sa sakuna. “Don’t be a victim behind the beauty of Anawangin!!”
At para sa’yo Mel, ang pagdarasal namin para sa Mapayapang Paglalakbay. Habang-buhay kang nasa puso namin. May you Rest in Peace.
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Sa pangyayaring naganap ng araw na iyon, maisip sana ng mga taong nakapaligid sa Anawangin na hindi lang pera ang importante sa buhay ng tao, hindi lamang ang kikitain nila ang una nilang isipin at sa bawat sentimong mahahawakan nila galing sa mga dayuhan sa kanilang lugar ay may kapalit ding pwedeng mangyari sa mga mahal nila sa buhay. Huwag nyong hintaying balikan kayo ng tadhana at gantihan kayo ng kalikasan, huwag nyong hintaying singilin din kayo kapalit ng mga buhay na nawala dahilan sa inyong kapabayaan. Napakasakit mawalan ng mahal sa buhay, at sana ang buhay na ibinuwis ni Mel ang maging paraan upang mabuksan ang mga mata ng sambayanan na hindi nakikita sa ganda ng lugar ang kaligtasan ng bawat isa. Maganda mang tignan ang lugar ng Anawangin, pero may multong nakatago sa gandang nakikita natin. Huwag na po nating pabayaang may madagdag pa sa mga buhay na nawala sa lugar na iyan, huwag nyo pong isapalaran ang inyong mga buhay! Magandang pakikisama ng mga nagpapatakbo at nangangalaga ng Anawangin lalo na ni Aling Ligaya hindi po matutumbasan ng buhay na lalamunin pa ng isla ng Anawangin!!!!!
Mel, maraming salamat sa iyong kabaitan hindi mo pa man oras ngunit kailangan naming tanggapin ang katotohanang binawi ka na ng Maykapal. Marami ka ng taong natulungan, marami ka ng mapasayang tao, mahirap man sa amin pero kailangan mo ng tumuloy sa iyong pupuntahan. Alam kong nasa tabi ka ng Diyos na Maykapal, at alam kong magiging masaya ka dyan. Huwag mo na kaming alalahanin dahil binigyan mo na kami ng mga alaalang hindi namin malilimutan, napakabait mong kapatid, tito at lalong lalo na bilang anak sa mga magulang natin. Humayo ka na at matahimik sa kandungan ng Panginoong Diyos. Maraming maraming salamat kapatid ko!!!! Mahal na mahal ka namin!!!!
MICHAELA MAXINO HERNAEZ
Sister of Melvin
michaela,,
i don't have any comforting words to tell u..
pero isa nlan pkkiramay pra ky mel..
dear michaela, we are saddened to read your brother's tale. we condole with you and share your hope for change in anawangin. personally, i just heard rumors of these tragic deaths. apparently, this is not publicized by the locals for fear of damaging the tourism there.
we will try to see what we can do with the local authorities. perhaps those visiting anawangin should help by trying to impress upon the locals the importance of safety and openness.
thanks for sharing this to us.
sir gid,,been to anawangin last weekend..yes..it's a good place enough to spent ur weekend away from the metropolis..
plus..with the sidetrip of capones island..
it's very stress-free adventure indeed..
but just wanna ask..
y is it that there is an entrance fee of 50/150 per head for staying at the site given the fact that there is already is a signage
saying that it's a "PRIVATE PROPERTY".... "IF YOU ARE BEING CHARGED A FEE, THE FEE COLLECTED IS NOT AUTHORIZED BY THE OWNER"..
then, the question is.. where/whom does that profit goes to?
even the garbage they're collecting from the campers..they're just piling it up at the back part of the island..someone saw it there..
just wana ask this out of my curiosity sir gid..
coz if this will continue..i
wouldn't be surprised if in 2-3 years tym..we could no longer see the real beauty of anawangin cove..
as a mountaineer, it's a bit unfortunate to see these things happening right in front of our eyes..how our mother nature is slowly deteriorating..
i hope we could do something to preserve the beauty that lies behind this paradise..
more power to you sir gid,, as well as to ur site!!!
thanks..
michaela.
deepest condolences to you and your family.
just my two cent's worth:
anawangin is a fairly new destination. most visitors heard about it from tv or word-of-mouth and it is only fair to suppose that unlike humdrum ballpark destinations, necessary tourism nuances are still being developed by the locals. yes, all that a tourist hopes that the place has isn't there yet. i can only assume that the words "first-aid" or "life-guard" or "marker-buoys" will not ring a bell if we ask the locals about them.
maybe we visitors can help educate the stockholders there, ie boatmen, hikeguides, caretakers, about basic safety and hope that we planted a little seed that future visitors may benefit from.
i will be visiting there again tonight with my wife and some friends. my promise to you and your family is that i will try to start that education campaign and hope nothing like your misfortune happens again.
again, condolences to you and your family.
blessed be.
~paeng lopez
sir, anu ba budget transpo fare balikan sa anawangin?
I don't know what to feel right now.
Thanks to this site, we were able to enjoy the trek to Anawangin. We went there on foot and got back via two motor boats.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/roxj/sets/72157605678167040/
It's been a week, and before I could find enough time get back to my computer to blog about our experience and extend my gratitude to this site, I learned from my friends just this day of the two mountaineers who perished in Pundaquit. :( In just a week's time, our experiences proved to be worlds apart. My condolences to their families...
hi guys, sorry i haven't been able to reply to comments in this post. we've had tragedies in anawangin in the past few months and it pains me to think about the paradox that the beautiful places we all want to visit can turn treacherous.
what is clear right now is there need to be safety measures in place in anawangin.
My condolences to their families..We've been there last June 21, 2008 in Anawangin(Mang Ligaya's camp). May dumating around 13 person sila aroung 6-7:00 pm 13 sila sabi ni mang ligaya..and di ko alam kung kau ung 13 na un na dumating ng gabi na..Sunday morning nabulabog ang camp site pack up na daw parating na ang bagyo..around 8:15am kami nasundo ni mang vic...grabe ang lakas ng mga alon 45mins ang biyahe namin ang tagal bago namin naabot ang pampang..Thanks God safe naman kami...May naiwan pa ung nasa likod ng kubo ni mang ligaya at meron pa din sa kabila...Again condolence po sa mga families nung tatlo.
been there last weekend. visited capones and camara as well.
during rainy season its hard to go to the light house for the beach is located on the other side of the island during the said season. me and my companion tried going around the island but waves get as high as ten feet and we were not able to reach even near the stairs to the light house.
we even setup camp and tried a way of climbing the hill but its way to steep and the rocks and soil erode when you step on it due to the rain. rapelling it is hard if not improbable.
the locals are more vigilant now due to the deaths in anawangin and the passing of our co-mountaineers.
costs of rides if victory liner would be 257 and 40 pesos for the trike from san antonio to pundaquit.
boat ride now is 700-800 unlike before which is 500-600. the bankeros said this is due to the increasing price of gasoline.
you can buy freshly caught salmons for 70 a kilo there at the seaside or if you happen to see them afloat if you are on boat.
@ejay, thanks for the update on anawangin and capones. its good that finally the locals are waking up to the realization that they should do something to make the beach safe.
cheers, gid
in response to the question whether it is possible to camp in the summit, here are points to consider:
(1) there is little space (good for three tents) and no water source in the summit
(2) there is the risk (however minimal) of getting into trouble with the carabaos
(3) it is so much better to camp in the flat, wide coast of anawangin cove -- not to mention safer and it affords the possibility of early morning swimming and makes the day 2 itinerary more flexible.
these points and the fact the real destination of the trek is the cove -- are some of the reasons why an anawangin overnight climb usually places the campsite by the coast and not at the summit. even so, there are no contraindications to camping at the summit in my opinion.
this was my first climb! I only joined my friends there because of the beach! But I also enjoyed the climb! So we came back after 4 months and enjoyed Anawangin again! I'm getting the hang out of treking so I decided to join the Mt. Maculot climb last month..We're on our 3rd climb this weekend in Mt. Pico de loro..yipee..
@anonymous.... kayo yung aakayat ng pico diz weekend or next weekend maam/sir...?
whaaaa akoh gus2 koh naman makapuntah ng anawangin, parati nah lang meh makakita ng anawangin nah albums sa mga climb budz pero meh di pah akoh nakapuntah...
ezra
hello mayrun bah mag anawangin diz week... pwede makisabit...
ezra --- 09155996060
miss ezra
meron ata ang conquer. Visist k n lng s Robinson's Pioneer - Boni
(^.^)
juel
sir juel
wala bah sila multilply or website...? or any contact numbers nah alam moh...
BTW... it's sir.... nyahahahaha
ezra
sir ezra
natuloy ba kau dis wik end sa anawangin?
hingi lang po sana ako ng update bout the expenses, my plan po kasi kami this 29-30..
tnx alot and god bless..
june
Hey guys sa lahat ng mag anawangin weekend let me remind you sa mga following concerns based on our experience may RIP CURRENT sa anawangin cove A rip current is strong narrow channel of water na kayang hilahin palayo even the most experienced swimmers ung nararamdaman nyo na parang may humihila sa inyo sa ilalim ng tubig palayo rip current yun delikado cya and life threatening., kung hindi kayo marunong lumangoy mag isip muna kayo kung itutuloy nyo ang pag dip sa white sands ng anawangin. Another concern anawangin is facing the south china sea as we all know pag ang isang piece of land is facing the sea may wind chill factor plus nasa paanan pa cya ng Mt. pundaquit more or less prone sa precipitation ang area sa madaling salita mabilis itong mag ipon ng lamig subject cya sa condensation meaning rainfall, rain, shower, drizzle, cloudburst, downpour volatile ang weather condition pabago bago kaya kung hindi rin naman kayo sanay mamundok o mag outdoors siguraduhin nyo na may kasama kayo kahit 1 o 2 na sanay sa outdoors ma magbibigay sa inyo ng payo on what to do prior to ur weekend.. kaya nyong mag survive sa anawangin ng isang gabi tama kayo pero bear in mind na malamig ang gabi sa anawangin specially pag ber months kung isa kayo sa tipong mga barkadahan o group o team na walang experience sa outdoors mahirap sumugal hindi biro ang lamig kung wala din kayong tents at plan nyo na mag banig lang sa anawangin better wag na lang kayo tumuloy kung plano nyo na mag bonfire sa cove pwede din go ahead pano pag umulan wala na kayong heat source kung pupunta kayo ng island at plan nyo na magdala lang ng rechargeable lamp no use din pag umulan short ang lamp nyo walang facilities sa anawangin dapat complete lahat ng mga equipments nyo. Walang signal ng cellphone sa anawangin kung meron man sun cellular pa lang and sporadic cya meaning nawawala din. napakadilim ng anawangin sa gabi kung plan nyo mag night swim pag isipan nyong mabuti tama walang lifeguard sa cove wala din danger signs walang potable water source hindi ito picnic na basta nyo na lang pupuntahan ng walang adequate preparation.. please lang po sa lahat ng makakabasa nito hindi po namin gustong pigilan kayo sa pag enjoy ng anawangin ang sa amin lang SAFETY IS OUR CONCERN! sana po makinig po tayo sa mga payo ng mga taong nagmamalasakit sa atin when you are in anawangin u are exposed to mother nature u are in the outdoors always remember never underestimate the forces of nature make sure to exercize all the safety precautions before you go there seek advise from people who are experienced in the outdoors.. maraming salamat at sana po nakapag iwan kami ng magandang payo sa lahat ng mga readers nito. thank you very much..SAFETY FIRST! SEE YOU IN ANAWANGIN! HAVE A SAFE ANAWANGIN ADVENTURE!
You are absolutely ryt jay z! hindi ito parang ordinary beach like batangas thanks for the advise! be careful everyone!
Hi to Sir Jay Z! Sir you should know how to deliver your message carefully, because your words are slight harsh for someone who will be reading your message. you must also be sensitive on the words that coming out from your mind. tama po ang lahat ng sinabi nyo sir Jay Z I have nothing against about the precautions you've posted about anawangin, my only comment is that you yourself also know that you are inexperienced to tell all those things! yun lang po.
sir/ ma'm anonymous.
konting preno lang po at palagay ko naman ay kabutihan ng bawat manlalakbay lang naman ang iniisip ni sir Jay Z. maaaring mas mayaman na ang inyong karanasan kesa kaninuman pero kung uunawain nyo, wala namang masakit sa sinabi nya kundi ang magdagdag ng konting ingat kesa karaniwan.
ingat po palagi sir/ ma'm. enjoy sa lahat ng paglalakbay.
kitakits po sa "labas".
-thisemptychair
I think Everyone knows naman the SAFETY & PRECAUTIONS of each place that we travelled and explored,we are ALL only VISITORS to this.
And obviously Sir JayZ's concern has been lifted to all,lalo na sa mga MATITIGAS ang ULO!
Para ito sa kanila...I hope it won't repeat history!.
Safety First! Enjoy Later!..
abm
hi to everyone.. i was in anawangin last nov. 29 and 30..i would like to thank everyone who posted their concerns and updates w/ regards to the place.. i have had so much fun w/ the climb, thanks to mang alfring and to our guide kuya adam.. concern ko lang po, ung impact ng tao sa lugar.. sana practice natin ung leave no trace policy sa cove.. may mga styro plates and cups na nakakalat sa may swamp sa likod..
guys i read the post of sir jay z and sir mam anonymous knti preno lang po sa pag comment sa palagay ko po hindi po pagiging inexperienced ang magbigay ng payo sa mga nag plan na magpunta sa anawangin cove been there last sept. ist tym ko po pumunta dun and isa po ako sa walang experience sa outdoors kung nabasa ko po ito ng mas maaga nakapagprepare po sana ako naranasan ko po ang lamig also the unexpected severe rainfall na nangyari sa amin around 11pm i got pneumonia after the weekend ngyon po im well prepared na with tents,sleeping bags,thermal blanket also with adequate lighting and as a testimonial to this naisama ko na po ang wife and 2 kids ko sa cove last nov. now im well prepared na enjoy na po namin ang weekend sa cove sir mam an ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure based on experience po sa palagay ko po tama lang ang payo ni sir jay z since lately madami po ang nagpupunta sa anawangin without enough preparation ingat po sa lahat at pagpalain po tayo ng poong maykapal. enjoy ur anawangin adventure! salamat po....
MGA PILIPINO!!!!!
Hi Guyz... safe ba mag trekking ngayon weekend sa anawangin? Plano kasi namin pumunta... Baka kasi malakas yung agos sa ilog dun ehh.. Thankz...
mga sir magkano po budget per head? w/o boat ride po. salamat mga sir
w/out boatride gagastos ka lang siguro ng 700pesos
the first and last time that i visited the place was april 2007. The place wasn't that popular at that time. There were no fees for staying at the place (just a donation for the care takers), which was not compulsary (we only gave 100, and there were 7 of us). We stayed there for 3 days and 2 nights, and were able to go night swimming (more of skinny dipping)...indeed the water is calm and shallow during summer (that even if you go some meters away from the shore, the water is still up to your knees only)but had i known that the place is prone to rip current, i would never try doing so despite my swimming skills...the place is really enchanting, that exploring every corner of it would be that exciting, but i agree with what jay z has to say..."safety first!". and yes, the place is prone to condensation. we have experienced drizzles during the afternoons and at night (and mind you, that was during summer). so again, for those who are planning to go to anawangin, the place is a beauty, but taking with you an extra precaution and some advice from those who are more experienced about the outdoors (specially for those who have been to your chosen destination) would be very very benefitial...
Elow po. this is my first time to post a comment, just want to say ASTIG! actually ngyn ko lang narinig ung Anawangin, good thing meron pong ganitong site just to infrom people having plans to visit the place... Excited nako at punta kami this coming saturdya MArch 7, 2009.. This is my first summer outing for the year 2009.. Thanks po sa mga nag comment dito, atleast we know what to do...
-VHON-
hi sir gid,,
nabasa ko ung stories about dun sa mga namamatay sa anawagin and i admit natatakot na kong pumunta dun pero syempre gusto ko parin makarating dun cgro ingat na lng po talaga..
about naman po dun sa RIP CURRENT nagbasabasa po ako for some understanding and how to survive in case na mangyari yun...
here are some key to survive.
*To survive a rip current is never to fight it.
*Swim out of it, not against it.
*Swim parallel to shore, sideways out of the rip.
-sana kahit papano makatulong..
-how to spot rip current..
A rip current looks like a small river on the water’s surface flowing away from the beach. They are sometimes brownish and foamy and can flatten incoming waves making the sea look calm. Once past the breakers the current will disperse frequently forming a mushroom shape.
see you at anawangin!!wohoo
hi...pwede bang mag volunteer sa anawangin para ma-educate ung mga pumupunta dun ska ung caretaker dun?para maiiwasan ung mga hindi magagandang nangyayari sa anawangin and to teach them how to save life..sayang kc eh napaka gandang place pero my mga nangyayari na ndi maganda sna malessen ung mga nangyayari na ganun or sana wala ng life na mawala..cgro nmn pwedeng mag ask sa mga locals dun na magvolunteer sila or makipag usap sa taong pwedeng makatulong para maprevent ung mga bagay na pwede namang iwasan.
nakakapanghinayang lng kung maramipang life ang mawawala kahit gano pa kaganda ung place magdadalawang isip ung mga tao na pumunta na dun..
There's a water source in Anawangin, known to us as "poso". I can recommend this place to everybody. Been there last 2007, anniversary of our group.
oops,, another one. If you will be going for a trek. I do advise to take the right trail after the first river or else you want to sleep with cows' ****. We got lost even though we have a guide, a boy, named Jayr, Ha ha ha, I can still remember his name. We're supposed to descent afer reaching the summit but left no choice but to overnight there on top of the hill, not mentioning that it was in August. All in all its a great experience.
Guys, anawangin is the next paradise to see. After to Anawangin you can also request to manong boatman to dock off to Marimar's island,where the famous telebabab show of GMA took their scenes with her lolo and lola(pertaining to Marimar) you will see there a whale shaped rock formation. AAWWWWW!! :)
pag may climb pundaquit/anawangin sama po me dis april or may..sir gid pa post na rin po!! TNF Crestone 60 to 65 ltrs. 4 sale po slightly used 6500 lang po orig price 11990 wid stickers pa po nd sideout bag cover. jst txt 09276850760..tnx po sir!
sino pupunta ng anawangin pa sabit naman. try to txt me guys @ 09175617149 thanks!
Hi anonymous. Me and my friends are going there this Holy Friday. We plan to leave manila by 11pm on holy thursday via Victory Liner in Monumento. You can come with us since it's our first time to go there and it would be great to have someone who had been there with us :) You can reach me thru 09163654305. Or if you have a Sun number do text it to me so I can call you. Hope to get a reply from you soon.
Sir Gid,
Thanks for putting up this site. It's very informative. It's good to read about the beauty and the dangers of Anawangin so as to make first timers like me and my friends better equip for our trip :)
Claudine :)
Hi Claudine, will it just be a day trek? or an overnite-- camp there as well. I too am interested. I've only been to Capones and the Camara Islands. Time limited us to visit anawangin then so, wish to visit it too.
sabit din po ako good friday, ktakits sa v-liner txt nyo ko.....hehe 09175527511 o kaya txt ko kayo b4 mag climb.
raztah
Sir. we are planning to go in anawangin via mt. pundaquit, then to stay s night or two in the cove, and go to capones island via a pumpboat then go home. Ang tanong ko lang po ay kung pupunta kami sa anawangin cove via mt. pundaquit, panu po kami uuwi by a boat dun e la nmn ata nka stand by n boat dun or may signal ba ng cellphone dun sa anawangin cove to contact a boatman before kami umuwi?? tpos po how much ung need namin n budget kaya to do all of this adventures?? tnx.. reply me on my e-mail at rvnclw_15@yahoo.com
Sir ask ko lang po ulit may tindahan po ba sa anawangin tsaka may cellphone signal ba doon. tpos ilang oras po ang trekking from brgy. pundakit hanggang anawangin cove?? tpos magkano po kaya ang budget na kailangan bawat isa sa amin?? and lastly yung boat fee na 1200 or 800 balikan na po ba yun?? tnx po ult. pa reply n lng po s e-mail ko at rvnclw_15@yahoo.com
hi christian, i only respond to comments by commenting. if you feel you need to contact me, you may do so by emailing info@pinoymountaineer.com
some of your questions have answers in the article, pls read carefully. there's also the contact number of mang alfring who you can easily text to get the latest price of boat rentals. of course, you will not hail a boat on the spot, you will pre-arrange the boat to pick you up from the cove with the boatmen who you can either contact by text with the numbers given above or by talking to them before you take the trek. tell them to pick you up at the time you want to leave the cove.
and yes there is signal on the cove.
sir gideon, tanung ko lang poh kung meron ng nakaexperience na magtrek from pundaquit zambales drop-off point hanngang nagsasa cove. balak poh kasi namin ng mga kaofismate ko na subukang i-trek hanggang nagsasa cove.
sir,magkanu pu pag hindi mgtrek?hope you can give me an IT na economical.tnxs.
pwede po ba ang nyt trek sa anawangin? balak kasi namin umakyat sa end of april.. tapos set camp sa cove and swimming then trek ulit pauwi sa hapon..
pwede po ba ang nyt trek sa anawangin? balak kasi namin around 8m ng gabi umakyat tapos camp kami sa beach.. tapos kinabukasan na balik sa manila sa hapon para makita pa namin sunset..
Hello Sir Gid!
We visited anawangin few weeks ago pro ngbanca kami papunta sa cove and we stayed at pundaquit.Were planning to go back sometime in May,this time we're planning to hike it up Mt.Anawangin and then camp out at the cove.Thanks for your post,malaking tulong talaga ung mga pointers ninyo in planning our trip.Mas naging aware din ako na dapat gawin namin first priority ang safety during the trek as well as sa campsite.Mjo delikado nga ung sa anawangin,masyado mababa ung tubig giving u a false sense of security which is more dangerous..bigla na lng tumataas ang tubig ng di mo namamalayan..Mas masaya ang lakwatsa pag walang sakuna.Heads up,and safety first!Thanks and more power!
-beachperson :)
haayyy ansaya namin dun.. pero before kami nag anawangin ( which is dalawa lang kami ) nag overnight campinm muna kami sa capones island.. wala ibang tao dun but the two of us.. nun umaga nag explore kami sa area & we saw trails of sea snakes which is andami talaga super active.. then tska kami nag anawangin na na shock din kami kasi as in super dami din ng campers..( sanay kasi kami ng 6 people is madami na hehehe ) then nag overnyt kami dun then we met some friends then lunch kami sa subic.. masaya din. - Karl of PIKNIKERS MOUNTAINEERS
WE were in Anawangin with my team mates and sup last November.. It was really fun and memorable.. I agree na dapat kapag pumunta sa anawangin is prepared kayo.
napansin ko lang during our stay in one of the resort dun.. napakamukhang pera ng mga tao dun.. i understand na mahirap ang buhay sa kanila .. but it still not an excused para lahat ng iooffer nilang tulong e may bayad...
And one more thing ung Capones Island... na observe ko at night (we stayed there for 2 nights and 3 days) SOBRANG scary ung istura... parang syang malaking mukha ng tao na lalaki n nakahiga sa dagat...
And sana din pala mag karoon ng ilaw sa daan papuntang Pundaquit.. napagtripan din kasi kame don e.... muntik mabasag ung window ng Van ng friend namin dahil may nangbato... super dilim so we decided n ignore na lang dahil hindi safe...
un lang.. i learbed a lot from this site...
i have been reading this forum for quite sometime now and from what i can see that "rip current" really is a threat to everyone, but i guess this is just part of the attraction of anawangin. no matter what we say people will want to go.
i just hope that to those who plan on going in future, be sure to spread word to the "caretakers" that putting up signs to take caution when entering the water doesn't necessarily mean the number of visitors will dwindle down, hence affect their profitability but instead they are promoting safety and that they do care (even if they don't).
let's all help tell them this and eventually it will dawn on them that it will be more fruitful to them if they just put in a little bit of effort in protecting their source of income. which means protecting their visitors.
let them know the reach of forums such as this spreads far and wide. tell them that people in the internet have given warnings on visiting anawangin because of lack of signs and the danger being faced. this will surely make them think twice in not getting safety precautions in place to prove us wrong and to promote their business.
in the end it will become a safer place to visit maybe not for us but for our sons and daughters in the future.
believe in the power of being as one...
safety to those who go to this place...
i'VE BEEn to Capones and Camara Islands before BUT Never to Anawangin. AM very much interested to go there. Pwedeng sumabit rin sa inyo pag punta kayo, lalo na this May (preferably weekends)
Salamat!
Thanks sa mga comments nyu, its gonna be my first time to visit anawangin cove via Mt. Pundaquit, kaya malaking tulung sakin to... sa nabasa ko hindi na siguro ako maliligo dun.. masaya na ako ma trek ko lang yung bundok and take some pictures.. salamat
plan nmin mag anawangin s may2-4.. katakot un kwento.. cno mga punta dun on that day?
Hi Guys,
I have been reading a lot of things about anawangin. Surely it is a paradise. Other people are hesitant to go because of untoward incidents that had happened.
I'm pretty sure that you have heard there types of scenarios. they happen in gallera, anawangin, siargao, etc... I don't want to blame untoward scenarios to these beautiful places. The beach, the mountains, or even in your own house has its dangers.
Persons drown because of strong underwater currents, undertows, and popular known as riptides. They can occur anywhere waves are breaking on shore.
I know a number of people has lost their lives due to this. They are dangerous but are relatively easy to escape if you stay calm. I think if people only knew what to do, there would be a lot less deaths. Here are some websites I found on how to survive an underwater current hope this helps and please pass to others:
http://www.popularmechanics.com/science/worst_case_scenarios/1289281.html
http://www.susanscott.net/OceanWatch2001/nov16-01.html
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/824729/riptide_the_danger_and_how_to_survive.html
Were planning to go there this may 9-10, sirs/mams kung pupnta rin kau sa date na ito, kitakits nalang po. -- batteryjohn
Hello po Sirs/Ma'ams!!!
Tanong ko lang kung okay mag-night trekking sa anawangin. Thanks.
mgnda tlga sa anawangin.. pnta kmi with my office buddies sa anawangin...may 1 to 2.. pg my gsto sbay ok lng sa amin..
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pwede ba makisabay dun sa pupunta ng may 9-10 sa anawangin?mag-isa lang po ako....09285207578
Grabe sobrang mahal n ng banga sa anawangin ngayon. Galing me dun last may 1-2, 1500 n singil nila sa bangka tapos 4 persons lng dapat ang sakay nila. sobrang negosyo n grabe...nung unang punta ko 800 lng 7 p kami sa boat, 2 mos lng nakalipas nagdagdag n agad ng 700.
Hi Gideon,
since anawangin/pundakit is within san antonio, why not have mt. mabanban as one to be explored as well. It might not be imposing when seen from san antonio but for us when we climbed mt. mabanban, it was a killer/memorable trek for us the smart mountaineering club.
Hi!
If we choose to trek going to anawangin cove instead of riding the boat, is it really necessary to have a local guide or we can go on our own? There's a trail, right? We are not really mountaineers but i guess we have lots of guts aka kapal mg mukha at tibay ng dibdib. :) Thanks
@ sir anonymous ok lang po mag trek there but still its much better to have guides for the safety of the group also sir last time i went up there i encountered some hunters in the trail so possible na may mga iniwan sila na traps and if u are not that familiar w the trail medyo mahirap bka kc ung trap nila parang ung sa malipunyo na may shotgun shells precaution lang po always remembr na safety first bago ang lahat and mas ma enjoy nyo din sir if u have a local guide marami din kayo makukuha tips sa kanila and mga kwento na makakadagdag sa anawangin adventure ng group nyo ingat po sa trek peace to all.
sir jay z....ask ko lang po kung galing ka ng manila ano pong bus ang may 8am/9am na byahe papuntang san antonio? at kung saan po kami bababa? first time po kasi namin umakyat eh.at magkano po pala ang budget per person? maraming salamat. sana po matulungan nyo kami...
sir jojo, there is victory bus from caloocan almost every hour going to iba zambales, ask conductor to drop you off at san antonio (P252 per person ung bus) then trike kau (P25 per person) until pundaquit. I think also much better kung kumuha kau ng guide sir kung first time nyo umakyat. enjoy anawangin..
Hi,were planning to trek going to Mt.Pundaquit,frst time ko pa lang sa mag trekking sa Mt.Pundaquit and were planning to stay in anawangin,malaking tulong ang mga comments dito at least may mga tips akong nakuha para ma ishare ko din sa mga kasama ko na mag trekking sa Mt.pundaquit so we can still plan if we need a guide going to the mountain, Boyet of Kaya pa Mountaineer
This is a very helpful blog, especially for neophyte climbers. God bless all KAYA PA mountaineering club members, and to all mountaineers out there, let's scale 'em all.
@lucilyn
Nakakatuwa naman po group nila..^_^heheh
KAYA PA mntrs <-- mga tiga-saan po ba cla..
hapi climb!
Mostly taga Novaliches kami.were going to Mt.pundaquit this Friday.marami kaming nakuhang Tips.sa mga blog dito ,salamat ng marami at may ganitong blogsite at least we know what to do sa pag akyat namin sa Mt.Pundaquit,at pag nag stay kami sa anawangin cove.God Bless all Mountaineers ang KAYA PA mountaineering club.you can check.www.kayapamountaineers.blogspot.com
sir, safe na ba mag trek sa trail papuntang anawangin cove? maayos ba trail dun?
and another question, i was wondering why mt. famy isn't included in the mountain finder..
john
guyz, magkano ngayon ang bayad sa guide? pati bayad sa boat ngayon? papunta kasi group namin etong saturday...
tyaka updates sa anawangin
maki
salamat! :)
@john
fyi, Mt.Romelo was located in Famy,Siniloan Laguna.It was much known as famy that time coz of the place.^_^.
hapi trek!
-KAYA PA Mountaineering club-
Mt. Pundaquit Taverse to anawangin cove ,treeking to MT.pundaquit or Mt Anawangin is one heck of Adventure ,and its very safe especially kung my giude kayo. kung first time kayo i suggest na mag hire kayo ng guide. i can recommend a guide for everyone who wants to trekk in Mt.pundaquit his name is ED ,Cell#09293832877 ,P600 ang payment namin sa kanya pero sulit naman dahil asikasong asikaso nya kami ,mabait na guide si ED,paano namin sya nakilala,ni recomend sya sa amin ng brgy.Capt ng brgy Pundaquit ,sa trail ng Mt Pundaquit wala naman kaming na encounter na problema,ilang ilog din ang aming tinawid ,kung may sandals kayo na pang trekking much better para di mababad yung paaa nyo sa tubig, imagine yung havaianas lang na sleeper ang ginamit ko na pang trekking eh naka survive hangang makaballik ako ng manila,actually may dala akong sandals na crocs at trekking shoes,na pang water din ,kaya lang yung son ko na 12 yrs old may dalang trekking shoes sa kanya yung havaianas,kayas mababad yung paa nya sa tubig nakipagpalit ako sa akin yung havaianas sa kanya yung crocs,mas safe kasi kung sya yung gagamit ng crocs at ako na lang sa sleepers,mas maiingatan ko yung sarili ko.pero ok naman yung river medyo malakas yung flow ng water pero hangang tuhod lang.hindi naman masyado madulas ang trail medyo mabato kasi,pagdating namin sa peak konting picture taking.den traverse na kami sa anawangin cove,ang care taker doon si aling ligaya ,nagbayad kami ng P500 for 12 pax.kay aling ligaya for 1 night stay.ang rent naman sa banca P200/PAX pabalik ng brgy pundaquit or kung gusto nyo makatipid pwede mag trek pabalik going to brgy.pundaquit .and also make sure lahat ng safety precaution ay alam nyo para maiwasan natin ang anumang sakuna.sa anawangin cove may softdrinks na tinda si aling ligaya (not Cold)water is the most important thing to bring,no potable water sa anawangin cove no mobile signal,washroom meron at Poso paliguan.you can check our pics.to www.kayapamountaineers.blogspot.com(boyet)
naligaw kami sa pundaquit, kaya bumutas nalang kami ng sariling daan papuntang summit, wala kasi kaming makitang trail. Sinundan lang namin ung water stream pataas. 70% water, 30% bamboo yung dinaanan namin hanggang maabot namin yung mabatong part malapit sa summit. hindi na din kami nakapag pitch ng tent kasi puro matutulis na bato, walang patag na spot. kinabukasan na namin napuntahan yung cove, ganda! plano namin bumalik ulit, via Mt. Balingkilat naman :-)
nice place! to all mountaineers/trippers who were planning to go to anawangin cove just contact KUYA JEFF, bangka nya kunin nyo. cya na din susundo sa inyo sa San Antonio market pagdating nyo. plus FREE use of bathroom and cottage pra pwede kyo magpahinga before going home. unlike sa iba my bayad pa un. he will give discount sa boat.. here is his number 09161493861
pede dn ba mag guide c kuya jef?
magkano singil nya sa bangka?
lets say nagpa guide kmi tas magpapasundo na lang ng bangka?
tska mgkano din kung sa anwangin lng kmi, magkno bak nd forth?
tnx!
yup pwede din cya mag guide and kung aakyat kyo tas mgpapasundo nlnhg mas mura na singil nya. kyo nlng mkpg usap sa knya sa price.
tnx
to ulit ung number 09161493861
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