Set Sail and Discover Paradise
EAT . RELAX . ENJOY
Sampaloc Cove + Waterfalls
Silanguin Cove
Nagsasa Cove
Talisayen Cove
Anawangin Cove
Capones Island
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BOOZER CRUISE

 Max 10 passengers

PHP 13,000

first 2 hours

+ P2,500 per additional hour

 

Included:

Complementary Drink per person

 

 

Pet Friendly and PWD Friendly

 

COVE ADVENTURES
with our 9m Landing Craft

Max 15 passengers

 

< 6 hours trip >

Sampaloc Cove – P22,000

Silanguin Cove – P24,000

Nagsasa Cove – P26,000

Talisayen Cove – P28,000

 

<approx. 7 hours trip>

Anawangin Cove – P30,000

Capones Island – P32,000

+ P2,500 per additional hour

 

Pet Friendly

 

COVE ADVENTURES with our 10m Landing Craft

 Max 20 passengers

 

< 6 hours trip >

Sampaloc Cove – P24,000

Silanguin Cove – P26,000

Nagsasa Cove – P28,000

Talisayen Cove – P30,000

 

<approx. 7 hours trip>

Anawangin Cove – P32,000

Capones Island – P34,000

+ P2,500 per additional hour

 

Pet Friendly and PWD friendly

 

sampaloc cove + WATERfalls

Hidden Paradise of  Zambales

Sampaloc Cove is a perfect getaway for day tours and overnight campers alike. Located at the northernmost side of Subic Bay, Facing Redondo Peninsula, In Between Silangin Cove ( San Antonio ) and Parola ( Subic) , facing Grande Island on the South Western Side.  Sampaloc Cove, which its name is derived from an old tree located in the place is now home to Aeta settlers who also takes care of the place. You surely fall in love to this piece of paradise. If you want a back to basic camping and beach adventure, this is a must try. Aside from its proximity to Subic, the place is not as crowded as Anawangin and Nagsasa.
 
WHAT TO DO:
– Snorkeling at the beachfront rich marine ecosystem
– Visit the nearby beach Silangin Cove and Talisayin Cove
– Trek to the newly renovated lighthouse in Parola
– Trekking to the waterfalls and swimming in its cold pool
– Camping underneath the huge agoho trees along the beachfront
– Immersion with the aetas of the community.
– Watch the Sun as it starts to welcome the new day. Sampaloc is situated in a perfect spot to watch sunshine.
 
TRAVEL TIME:
30 mins

SilaNGuin Cove

Excellent get away!

Silanguin Cove is a perfect getaway for day tours and overnight campers alike. Silanguin Cove, the farthest of the newly “rediscovered” beaches in San Antonio, Zambales. While it bears many similarities with its neighbors, Silanguin is definitely the odd man out. While Nagsasa, Talisayin, and Anawangin are covered with volcanic ash, Silanguin is strewn with regular sand. It is not white-white. It’s not even beige. It is gray at best. But don’t judge the beach by its color. It has the most stunning backdrop. Reddish hills frame the cove, a stark contrast to their virid feet.
 
WHAT TO DO:
– Snorkeling at the beachfront rich marine ecosystem
– Mountain Trekking
– Camping underneath the trees along the beachfront
– Immersion with the aetas of the community.
– Watch the Sun as it starts to welcome the new day.
 
TRAVEL TIME:
45 mins

nagsasa cove

Heavenly Relaxing

Nagsasa Cove is a perfect getaway for day tours and overnight campers alike. Nagsasa Cove in San Antonio, Zambales, used to be rocky until the eruption of Mt. Pinatubo, which dumped tons of volcanic ash in many parts of the region. Nagsasa Cove is endowed with the same features as Anawangin: a beach of ash that absorbs hear faster than the usual sand; a blanket of agoho trees, a type of casuarina tree, often mistaken for pine trees; the azure sea teeming with life and color; and gently sloping hills framing the view.
It’s an extremely scenic and unique part of the Philippines.
 
WHAT TO DO:
– Snorkeling at the beachfront rich marine ecosystem
– Mountain Trekking
– Camping underneath the huge agoho trees along the beachfront
– Immersion with the locals
– Watch the Sun as it starts to welcome the new day. Sampaloc is situated in a perfect spot to watch sunshine.
 
TRAVEL TIME:
60 mins

Talisayin Cove

Pristine Waters for Adventurers

Talisayin Cove is a perfect getaway for day tours and overnight campers alike. Talisayin Cove is a sitio of Barangay Pundaquit is just one of the pristine coves located along the Zambales coastline where visitors are treated to a more relaxed and quiet environment.
 
WHAT TO DO:
– Snorkeling at the beachfront rich marine ecosystem
– Mountain Trekking
– Camping underneath the trees along the beachfront
– Immersion with the aetas of the community.
– Watch the Sun as it starts to welcome the new day.
 
TRAVEL TIME:
1 hr 10 mins

ANAWANGIN COVE

Crescent-shape Wonder of Naturte

Anawangin Cove in Zambales is a crescent-shaped wonder of nature with a fine white to greyish sand beach surrounded by Agoho trees, giving travelers a secluded island vibe. There are no hotels here. You can only sleep in the cove on a tent or by renting a cottage. There’s also no electricity and low signal—no distractions, only the sounds of nature caressing your ears—which many people love about it.
 
WHAT TO DO:
– Trek to Mt. Pundaquit, Mt. Nagsasa, Mt. Cinco Picos or Mt. Balingkilat
– Surfing and Skimboarding
– Island and Beach Hopping
– Sidetrip to Capones Island and see the century old Capones Lighthouse
– Camping underneath the huge agoho trees along the beachfront
– Watch the Sun as it starts to welcome the new day.
 
TRAVEL TIME:
30 mins

CAPONES ISLAND

 Lovely Paradise of  Zambales

Four kilometers off Barangay Pundaquit of Zambales in the main island of Luzon is the Capones Island or “Isla de Gran Capon” during the Spanish era. It is a two-kilometer long bone-shaped island surrounded with white sand and rocky shores. This island boasts of white sand beaches conducive for overnight camping, day picnic and swimming; turquoise water and rich marine life that is great for diving and snorkeling.

There is no commercial establishment on the island and the only structure there (apart from an unfinished building) is an old Spanish lighthouse known as Faro de Punta Capones, built in 1890 to guide ships entering and leaving Subic Bay and to warn passing ships of the dangers of rocky shores around the island. The solar-powered lighthouse is Capones’ best kept secret, with its original brick house structure still in place, though in ruins and neglected, that still draws a dramatic scene.

Just a stone throw away from Capones Island is the Camara Island, which is virtually two islands connected by a sandbar.

WHAT TO DO:
– Snorkeling at the beachfront rich marine ecosystem
– Camping at the beachfront
– Watch the Sun as it starts to welcome the new day.
 
TRAVEL TIME:
1 hr 30 mins

Book your Vacation with us!

BOOZER

Princes PIA

Hello! Before you sign up for a charter, please understand the ff:
1. It is ideal book a charter no earlier than 2 weeks before your preferred date, as weather and availability of vessels are constantly changing
2. If the Captain cancels a charter due to bad weather or mechanical problems, you will receive a full refund
3. Last minute cancellations (within 2 days of your booking date) forfeit the deposit
4. The cruises are first come, first served on this Google form. We will try our best to accommodate multiple bookings based on the vessels available
5. If booking multiple vessels, please fill up one form per vessel

Book your Vacation with us!

PIA

Hello! Before you sign up for a charter, please understand the ff:
1. It is ideal book a charter no earlier than 2 weeks before your preferred date, as weather and availability of vessels are constantly changing
2. If the Captain cancels a charter due to bad weather or mechanical problems, you will receive a full refund
3. Last minute cancellations (within 2 days of your booking date) forfeit the deposit
4. The cruises are first come, first served on this Google form. We will try our best to accommodate multiple bookings based on the vessels available
5. If booking multiple vessels, please fill up one form per vessel

Book your Vacation with us!

10m
landing
craft

Hello! Before you sign up for a charter, please understand the ff:
1. It is ideal book a charter no earlier than 2 weeks before your preferred date, as weather and availability of vessels are constantly changing
2. If the Captain cancels a charter due to bad weather or mechanical problems, you will receive a full refund
3. Last minute cancellations (within 2 days of your booking date) forfeit the deposit
4. The cruises are first come, first served on this Google form. We will try our best to accommodate multiple bookings based on the vessels available
5. If booking multiple vessels, please fill up one form per vessel