Zambales 2015

...Anawangin to remember...

(Photo Diary)

It was my first time to camp out at Anawangin Island, and it was a wonderful (3D/2N) experience for me.

It was a worthwhile 3-4 hours travel by land, because i was travelling with FUN company. And when we reached Pundaquit, where we parked our transport vehicle, we then boarded a boat (boat-ride of about 30 minutes) taking us to the isolated island of Anawangin. 

*Check out their site for bookings Anawangin Package Tours

FYI: Bring your SUNSCREEN Lotion!!

and a wide-brimmed hat! I did take one with me, unfortunately, it (hat) was blown away during our boat ride to Anawangin. :(((

What to expect when visiting/staying/camping in the island? 

*No Mobile Signal

*No Internet/WiFi (ofcourse!haha)

*No Hotel/Apartelle

*No Electricity

So, youll make use of:

*Camping Tents

*Kubo/Bamboo House Rental of 1k/night

*Powerbanks for your gadgets!

*Bonfire :)

..Carefree..

..Taken at Camara Island...

It is a picturesque place, every corner is picture perfect :)

I did not have an SLR or a hi-qual camera with me, not even a GoPro, but I was still able to capture some good shots using my phone (Samsung S4) :)

I recommend you bring a good camera/GoPro when you visit the place.

..Clear, beautiful water..

..sunset.. BEAUTIFUL

..Sunset kiss..

..The best view..

Pondering after sunrise :)

Other things to bring:

*Playing Cards

*A Good Book

*Scarf that doubles as a picnic mat (mine was used both ways LOL)

*Music Player and Speaker

*A LOT of Stories and Jokes to share during bonfires

(Crap-face) haha. The moment we landed :)

We availed of a tour package with meal inclusions good for 3 days.

Imagine the hassle of cooking food for 10 people without gas/stove?

Our cooks boarded with us, and food was good :)

But if you are feeling cast-away-ish or survivor-ish (sorry for the lingo ;p), you can opt out having people prepare meals for you, but be ready with your "fire-making-skills" and whatnot. 

We did our groceries in advance, so we are pretty stocked. LOL

Our menu included:

*Grilled Liempo/Pork Chop/Chicken

*Sinigang na Isda/Sinigang na Hipon

*Longganisa/Hotdog/Hard boiled Egg (Breakfast meals)

And if you happen to run out of stocks, there are 3-4 sari-sari stores in the island. They sell softdrinks, beer, chips etc.

..Boat Ride.. #fancy hehe

Welcome to Camara Island!

Cool and FUNny people!!





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