Zambales is found at the Western part of Luzon. Traveling from Manila to Zambales would take about 3 hours at a distance of 210 kilometers. You could also reach Zambales by air or by sea but because of Zambales’ scenic highways, most tourists prefer to go on a road trip.

Zambales’ coastline is well known for its white sand beaches and crystal clear water. Its deep blue sea and beautiful coral reefs make tourists want to come back after their visit. If you’re in Zambales, make sure you visit Potipot Island. It is about 1 kilometer away from the mainland of Uacon, Candelaria, Zambales. Also, Capones Island and the Camera islands are just a few kilometers away from the shores of Pundaquit, Zambales. In Capones, you would fine and old lighthouse from the Spanish era that tourists love as it takes them back to history. White Rock beach resort is also located in Zambales, Philippines. It’s a wow Philippines beach resort with the best scenery, facilities and accommodations that Filipinos are proud of.

If you’re not a beach fanatic, then there are other places in Zambales that you would surely enjoy. If you seek adventure then go and visit the Sagrada Familia Cave. It got its name after an impressive dripstone formation that resembles the holy family.

The world had felt the earth move in 1991 when the sleeping volcano known as Mt. Pinatubo that is found in the vicinity of Zambales suddenly erupted. It was a catastrophic eruption that the modern world has never seen before. It made a mark in the Philippines history and years passed and that terrible catastrophe left its place with minerals that are now used in the Pinatubo Wellness Spa.

In Zambales, you wouldn’t only enjoy their magnificent landscape but you would also enjoy the people and their traditions. Enjoy your stay during their annual Mango festival. It’s a 1 week street party that showcases street dancing, a parade of beautifully decorated floats and of course a feast of their sweet mangoes. Zambales mangoes are known to be one of the sweetest mangoes in the world which is why they celebrate the Mango Festival to give thanks to their annual bounty. Many other festivals are also being held in Zambales such as the Singkamas Festival and Domorokdok Festival.

If you want a taste of what the whole Philippines has to offer then go to Zambales. It’s only a few hours away from Manila so going to Zambales wouldn’t be difficult to first-time tourists. Surely you would want to revisit Zambales! That’s guaranteed.

For more information about Zambales, Please visit the official Website. Visit Zambales.gov.ph