Adventure Accounting

What makes Anawangin special is it allows you the opportunity to experience nature in its almost raw state. If you find the idea of camping is equal to sleeping with bugs, you have the option to stay at resorts/accomodations in Pundaquit. However, I strongly recommend to camp out during your stay. Aside from Camping in Anawangin, camping in Nagsasa Island is also possible. THINGS TO BRING: Your Personal List: Backpack. Something light. Plastic bag for wet clothes Plastic bag for dirty clothes Personal food and snacks (which you will eventually share with everyone) Personal drinking water. I suggest at least 3 liters. Buy two (2) 1.5L bottles or 1 2L and 1L bottle. Clothing Swimwear Sarong Flashlight or headlamp – charge those batteries Sandals. Keep in mind that you will be doing some hiking in Capones Island Hat/Cap/Bandana Sunblock Blanket/Jacket Sleeping bag (Bought mine in SM for Php 550) Personal medicine Insect Repellant Sun Block Toothpaste & Toothbrus...

The popularity of the Anawangin skyrocketed in 2009 (I think). It was a place where one could be very close to mother nature, near Metro Manila, and budget friendly. Tucked in Pundaquit, Zambales, Anawangin boasts a powdery beach with pine trees.Won't you die of curiosity upon learning that there are "pine trees" by the beach? Tall trees by the beach