It was an awesome Full Moon Weekend at Nagsasa Cove last January 30-31. Our itinerary was simple:
3:00 a.m. Meet at Victory Liner Caloocan (across Grand
Central Mall, near Monumento Rotonda)
*the bus leaves at 4:30 a.m. for San Antonio, Zambales
4:30 a.m. Bus from Manila to San Antonio, Zambales (3
hours)
7:30 a.m. ETA in San Antonio. Buy food in market. Take
tricycle to Pundaquit.
8:30 a.m. Pundaquit. From there, take boat to Nagsasa. Enjoy!
It was the first time I was introduced to The Bar Apple. And it was really good!
See how many bottles we finished? (Well, some of these were Orange flavor).
3:00 a.m. Meet at Victory Liner Caloocan (across Grand
Central Mall, near Monumento Rotonda)
*the bus leaves at 4:30 a.m. for San Antonio, Zambales
4:30 a.m. Bus from Manila to San Antonio, Zambales (3
hours)
7:30 a.m. ETA in San Antonio. Buy food in market. Take
tricycle to Pundaquit.
8:30 a.m. Pundaquit. From there, take boat to Nagsasa. Enjoy!
It was the first time I was introduced to The Bar Apple. And it was really good!
See how many bottles we finished? (Well, some of these were Orange flavor). 
2 comments:
Hi! how was your trip at Nagsasa cove? I'm thinking to go there this October. Are there things i need to know before going? Thanks:D
Hi Ann,
This trip was 2 years ago! I am sure there are more changes (and since the cove is already too popular, there will probably be more campers now than before). There are even travel groups who frequently organize weekend camping trips to Nagsasa. I've never done a solo trip but I should say it's cheaper to travel with a group. Good luck!
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