Discover the best attractions and experiences Zambales has to offer
Explore remains from the region's past that line the coast and towns of Zambales.
A Spanish-era fortress in Olongapo offering sea views and a glimpse of the coastal defense history.
Historic lighthouse perched on Capones Island, best reached by a boat ride from Pundaquit for sunset views.
Cultural spaces that showcase local art, history, and the vibrant stories of Zambales.
A renowned cultural and arts center in San Antonio featuring local art, exhibitions, and creative residencies.
A small museum detailing the local history of Olongapo and Subic Bay, including naval-era stories.
Sacred sites that reflect the spiritual heritage of coastal towns and inland settlements.
A prominent local church with a long-standing parish presence in Olongapo City.
A coastal chapel serving local communities with steady weekly services and seaside views.
Natural and themed experiences that showcase the rugged beauty and wildlife of Zambales.
Home to the famous Mt. Pinatubo crater; a dramatic volcano landscape with guided treks.
Marine-themed park featuring shows, aquariums, and interactive animal encounters.
A wildlife park in Subic Bay with close encounters and safari-style exhibits.
Vibrant coastal and town neighborhoods that are perfect as bases for exploration.
A lively beachfront district with access to Subic Bay waterfront and dining options.
Gateway to Anawangin and Capones Island, known for easy beach access and boat rides.
A surfing-friendly coastal area with a laid-back village vibe and scenic shoreline.
Low-cost or free ways to enjoy Zambales’ coastal scenery and outdoor trails.
Relax on the sand as the sun fades over the South China Sea with surf silhouettes in the distance.
Take a long, scenic walk along the shore and watch local fishing boats come and go.
Admire sea cliffs and lighthouse outlines from the nearest beach points, no boat required.
Fresh seafood and simple coastal flavors that define Zambales’ dining scene.
Casual seafood joints around Subic Bay offer grilled fish, shrimp, and kinilaw with ocean-side views.
Comfort food staples and freshly caught fish prepared in classic Filipino styles.
Casual seaside grills offering simple, tasty fare after a day of exploring.
Subic Bay’s waterfront and Barretto’s bars offer relaxed evenings by the sea.
Casual spots along the coast with sunset views and live music on select nights.
Chill venues along the harbor with drinks and seaside ambiance.
Fun, family-friendly attractions and shows in the Subic area.
Marine-themed shows and encounters with sea life in a family-friendly setting.
A safari-style experience featuring wildlife exhibits and interactive demonstrations.
Active pursuits along the coast and in the mountains for thrill-seekers and nature lovers.
Accessible, beginner-friendly waves and a growing surf scene for all levels.
Guided hikes to the crater, offering dramatic volcanic landscapes and panoramic views.
Challenging ascent to one of Luzon’s highest peaks, with forested trails and ridge scenery.
Hidden coves and trails that reward those who venture beyond the main beaches.
A secluded pine-tree-lined cove ideal for camping and quiet coves, reachable by boat or hike.
Remote bay with dramatic cliffs, perfect for trekking, camping, and sunrise views.
Calm snorkeling spots nearby and a historic lighthouse overlook from the island.