Pundaquit Anawangin View
From Pundaquit, there are two ways to get to Anawangin Cove. First is the trekking the mountains and will get you five hours to get there. Or by boat where you can enjoy the scenery of sea or islands and the mountains from Pundaquit to Anawangin. It will only take thirty minutes to get to Anawangin by boat. By using a boat, youwill surely enjoy the ride, even though bumpy at times, the view is amazingly beautiful!
Boat Transfer
Boat ride from Pundaquit to Anawangin is Php 800.00 (Day tour) or Php 1200.00 (Overnight). Prices are always roundtrip. This means even if you trek going to Anawangin and ask a boatman to pick you up to go back to Pundaquit, you still have to pay the full day tour price. Prices are for the rental of the entire boat and not on a per head basis. Boats can accommodate 4 persons on average including their belongings. Overnight stay is more expensive because the boat would have to sail to Anawangin and back twice.
If your planning to visit Anawangin, Capones Island, Camara Island or Nagsasa Cove and you need a boat transfer here are the following boat operator contact details:
Alice Lacerona
09294323081
Izza Fernandez
09235283169
09299607847
09396404719
Mang Ariel
09162868353
Pidong
09187671704
Kuya Rante
09108053388
Mang Willey
09183814562
What I Like About Anawangin
There are a lot of things to like in Anawangin like its beautiful beach, crystal clear waters, and mysterious pine trees. What I like most about the place though is the simplicity of life when you are in it - no electricity, no cellphone signal, no resorts, just the basic necessities and without the distraction Anawangin of technology. That way you can appreciate the beauty of nature more and you will have more time bonding with your companions.
Alexander Redondo
Patio Beach Resort
Mobile
+63 (918) 232 5088
+63 (906) 427 1561
+63 (918) 232 5088
+63 (906) 427 1561
Email
patiobeach@yahoo.com
patiobeach@yahoo.com
Website
http://www.patioinnhotels.com
http://www.patioinnhotels.com
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