Sampaloc Cove
1 hour and 20 minutes travel time from
Subic Bay Yacht Club
Sampaloc Cove is a secluded coastal destination in the Subic/Cawag area, set along the Redondo Peninsula near Subic Bay.
It is a good choice for guests looking for a quiet nature escape with beach views, greenery, calm surroundings, and a more private atmosphere. Guests may enjoy swimming, beach lounging, sightseeing, and a visit to the nearby Sampaloc Cove Falls.
Silanguin Cove
2 hours travel time from
Subic Bay Yacht club
Silanguin Cove is one of the more remote cove destinations in Zambales, known for its long shoreline, mountain views, gray/silica sand, and peaceful beach setting.
It is ideal for guests who want a quieter and more nature-focused trip. Because it is farther compared to other common cove stops, it is best for groups who prefer a longer cruise, more privacy, and a less crowded beach experience.
Nagsasa Cove
3 hours travel time from Subic Bay Yacht Club
Nagsasa Cove is a popular Zambales destination known for its wide beach area, mountain backdrop, clear waters, and relaxing camping-style atmosphere.
It is often chosen by guests who want a full-day nature trip, beach picnic, swimming, sightseeing, and group bonding. Nagsasa is better for guests who want more time to enjoy the beach and scenery.
Anawanguin Cove
4 hours travel time from Subic Bay Yacht Club
Anawangin Cove is one of the most well-known coves in San Antonio, Zambales. It is famous for its ash-gray sand, calm blue waters, mountain backdrop, and agoho trees that create a pine-like scenery.
It’s a favorite stop for beach trips, camping, swimming, photos, and classic Zambales cove experiences.
Capones Island
4 hours travel time from Subic Bay Yacht Club
Capones Island is a scenic island in Zambales known for its rocky coastline, clear waters, photo-worthy views, and the historic Capones Lighthouse.
It is a great stop for sightseeing, beach photos, swimming when conditions are suitable, and island-hopping itineraries. Its lighthouse and rugged coastal scenery make it one of the most memorable side trips near the Zambales coves.
