Cove Access (San Antonio): The famous ash-formed coves—Anawangin, Nagsasa, and Talisay—are reached via boat transfer from Pundaquit. Your rental car is necessary to haul your camping gear, coolers, and supplies safely to the jump-off point in San Antonio.

Surfing & Beaches: Heading to the surfing spots in San Narciso or the established beaches of San Felipe? Having your own car means you can keep your boards secured and check multiple spots for the best waves.

The Long-Haul Comfort: At 3.5 to 5 hours, the journey is long. Our Vans and SUVs ensure everyone—and all the bulky beach/camping gear—is comfortable, compared to cramped bus travel.

The Fastest Way: Take NLEX Northbound - Connect to SCTEX - Exit at Tipo/Subic Bay Freeway Zone (SBFZ) Exit.

Through Subic: You will pass through Olongapo City to access the main Zambales Coastal Highway that leads North to San Antonio, San Narciso, and Iba.

Toll Budget (Class 1 / One-Way): Manila to Subic Bay Exit: ~₱650 - ₱700.

RFID: Your rental unit is equipped with Easytrip (NLEX/SCTEX) for seamless, cashless travel.

• Olongapo / Subic: The entry point to the province, offering malls, dining, and logistics.

• San Antonio (Pundaquit): The vital jump-off point for boat transfers to Anawangin, Nagsasa, and Talisay Coves.

• San Narciso / San Felipe: Popular for backpackers, surfing, and budget-friendly beachfront accommodation.

• Iba: The provincial capital and the center for buying the famous, sweet Zambales Mangoes (in season).