Pundaquit, Zambales

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April 10th 2009

Published: February 19th 2010

After spending Maundy Thursday at a resort in Olongapo, the family and several cousins headed to the small fishing village of Pundaquit in Zambales on Good Friday 2009. Typical of a Filipino Holy weekend, hordes of city dwellers have trooped the beach (which can be reached via pump boat), making it a little too crowded. But take a few steps away from the crowd and it's hiking in the woods that... Read Full Entry

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Jay Exiomo

JayExiomo

Although he lived much of his toddler years abroad in the US and spent his early childhood roaming around the Philippines with his parents, Jay didn't really catch the travel bug until much later in 2006, when he was dragged to a microfinance conference in Thailand. He considers it his first true taste of travel, with his childhood already but a vague, distant memory. Something about being in a foreign place stirred his wanderlust, and his feet have constantly itched since. After graduating with a degree in Multimedia Arts, Jay worked as a news writer, then as a high school teacher. Presently,... full info

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7th August 2010

reynald liwarin
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boatrides for a lowest price
hello im reynald liwarin boating servce of san antonio pundakit you can call me anytime you want.09108162974.more adventures awaiting for you witness the sunset infront of our beach ressort for reservation just call me.see yahh

8th March 2011

leslie
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anawangin cove
hi there,i just want to share my travel all the way to san antonio,zambales.there is a place called anawangin cove in which there is no electricity and no signal.just the pine trees and the beach and the fresh air all over the place.you will love it specially because you will have to ride a boat going there.a really exciting trip.you also have to bring your tent or rent tents in there for your sleeping.no hotels,just the papag they will give to you when you pay an entrance fee of 100 per head for your overnyt stay.try visiting anawangin cove and for sure you will be going back over and over again.i will just give you the contact number of our boatman.he is kuya jay-r,his number is 09173809104.make reservations to him and for sure you will enjoy!

8th March 2011

leslie
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anawangin cove
i just want to share the number of our boatman in anawangin.he is kuya jay-r,he has a bigboat and he is very accommodating and maasikaso.you can contact him at 09173809104.you can also lend some cooking utensils from them.enjoy!

24th March 2011

ann
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anawangin,capones,camara,nagsasa BOATMAN
I HIGHLY recomend our boatman maasikaso po xa masyang kasama..Kamukha nya si bob marley haha he really rocks!jive to our group..rasta man for one love.. he arange evrythin as we dcde.from d camp ste arngement,food,gociries,catering,boating,and optional activities..contact nyi nlng po sya..09108162974..

11th April 2011

jay-r
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boatman
hi there,im boatman from anawangin and if you want to make reservations regarding boat and tent rental feel free to contact us at 09173809104..we will arrange all your stuffs that you will need before going to anawangin.here's my fb account:jayragasa@yahoo.com..pm me for reservations..THANKS!

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