Date: January 21-22, 2012
Mountain: Mt. Pundaquit
Jump off: Brgy. Pundaquit, San Antonio, Zambales
Difficulty: 3/9 Minor Climb, 464+ MASL
Climb: Traverse, Overnight Camping
Budget: P1,700
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| *view of Anawangin cove from the summit of Mt. Pundaquit |
Itinerary
Day 1 - Saturday
03:00 am - assembly time, at Victory Liner Caloocan (Monumento)
04:00 am - depart, bus Manila to San Antonio, Zambales (4:00 am is the earliest trip direct to San Antonio, Zambales)
08:00 am - arrival, San Antonio. Eat breakfast, shop for goods at the market.
09:30 am - departure, tricycle to Brgy. Pundaquit
09:45 am - arrival, Brgy. Pundaquit (jump-off)
10:00 am - start of trek to Mt. Pundaquit
12:00 nn - summit of Mt. Pundaquit
12:30 pm - start of descent
02:00 pm - water source
03:30 pm - Anawangin Cove, rest
From this point, choose the cove you want to stay in for an overnight camping (Anawangin or Nagsasa) - our group opted Nagsasa Cove, then a sidetrip to Capones Island
04:00 pm - departure, boat to Nagsasa Cove
04:30 pm - arrive at Nagsasa Cove, superduper late lunch, set up camp
05:30 pm - sunset photo ops, enjoy the beach
06:00 pm - prepare dinner
06:45 pm - dinner time, socials
08:00 pm - stargazing
11:00 pm - lights off
Day 2 - Sunday
06:00 am - wake up time, prepare breakfast
07:00 am - breakfast time
08:00 am - photo ops, explore the cove, enjoy the beach
10:00 am - break camp, freshen up, quick lunch
11:00 am - depart, boat to Capones Island
12:00 nn - arrive at Capones Island, explore the lighthouse, photo ops
02:30 pm - depart, boat to Pundaquit beach
03:20 pm - arrive to Pundaquit beach, wash-up
04:00 pm - depart, tricycle to San Antonio Market
04:30 pm - bus San Antonio to Olongapo
05:30 pm - arrive at Olongapo, early dinner.
07:00 pm - depart, bus from Olongapo to Manila
10:00 pm - ETA, Manila
Budget for 8 pax
Transportation:
Bus to San Antonio - P270
Bus to Olongapo - P40
Olongapo to Manila - P250
Boat transfer (Anawangin-Nagsasa-Capones-Pundaquit) - P350 per head
Food:
Goods from the market - P200
Other Fees
Mt. Pundaquit Guide fee - P100
Registration - P20
Camping fee - P100
Tips - P50
extra gastos - P300
Total budget - P1,680
Safe budget - P1,700
Bits of Tips
• start early to avoid the midday sun during the trek to Mt. Pundaquit
• the trail is almost entirely a grassland, very little shade is available.
• For boats, I recommend Mang Mike's service, you may reach him through the following numbers: 09283405136 and/or 09277801312.
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whoa, another climb. hows the difficulty level? i heard mahirap tong anawangin trail..
ReplyDeletefor beginners, yeah, nakakapagod sya.. pero it's easy for the seasoned mountaineers.
Deletesir advisable bang hike with kids age 10-11?
Deletepasok sa budget para sa ganda ng anawangin. sulit ang pagod at init.
ReplyDeleteNag worry ako sa less shade, haha! ang init! pero sulit nga for the beauty of Nagsasa and Anawangin... :)
ReplyDeleteaktwali pwede mo nmn makita angganda ng Nagsasa and Anawangin without going through the sun's heat. pwde naman mag boat direct to the coves.. mahilig lang tlga kami sa adventure kaya inakyat pa namin yung bundok.
DeleteThank you so much for this very detailed itinerary.
ReplyDeleteHi, been reading your blogs a lot..very nice and informative :) magkano kaya ang boat pag good for 2 pax lang? and may kasama na ba kayo na guide during your trek sa mt. pundaquit? may mga guides ba na makukuha dun? thanks
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure kung meron boat for 2. pinaka maliit yata ay yung for 5's. better ask Mang Mike regarding the boat and rates. nandyan lang sa baba yung contact detail nya.
ReplyDeleteyung sa guide naman, yup maraming guide dun na available.
magkano po bayad sa guide para dun sa akyat ng bundok? :)
ReplyDeleteit is written there, 100 is the guide fee :)
DeleteI've been there also and share ko lang ung trip nmn biglaan dumating kmi sa pundaquit 11:30 pm and nagboat kmi around 12 and its very hazardous mgtravel ng gnun time ahaha now i see ur itinerary so i want to go back again love it especially ung view and the adventure worth it!!
ReplyDeletesir wla ka bang fb account?salamat!
ReplyDeleteplease like my FB page. search for Batang Lakwatsero or just hit the like button on the footer of this blog.
DeleteHello Anawangin Enthusiast,
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1.) Anawangin Cove
2.) Talisayen Cove
3.) Nagsasa Cove
4.) Silangen Cove
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09172022692 / 09995959623
Thank you and God bless.
Sir Ivan, pwede po ba pa elab nung itinerary pabalik na po ng manila? haha. Anong bus po yung pabalik ng Manila via Olangapo? May schedule po sila? Salamat po! (:
ReplyDelete. .hello po!...good am/eve po mga maam and sir na gustong bumusita sa camara, capones, anawangin, talisayin, or nagsasa cove...direct contact po kami we offer package and non package, trekking/hikking is also available and van for rents...
ReplyDeleteANAWANGIN COVE PACKAGE:
4-8 PERSONS - 550 perhead
9-10 ABOVE - 500 perhead
NAGSASA COVE PACKAGE:
4-8 PERSONS - 750 perhead
9-10 ABOVE - 700 perhead
INCLUSIONS:
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salamat po.