anawayne

Home

Anawangin Cove Zambales Getaway, WILDLIFE & NATURE ORGANIZATION INC. the best place to stay in anawangin.//

June 30, 2010

Owned by Nestor Aguilar and operated by Editha Rafa

Jherwyn Delavin II Pioneer tour organizer / guide of Wildlife &Nature Organization Inc.

For only 1,400pesos per person you can enjoy the beauty of anawangin cove and capones island ,,,, sulit na sulit

*food not included*

We will stay in Wildlife & Nature Organization Inc. Where the best place in anawangin
w/11cr and 14 bathrooms w/ water pump no need to pump pump the deep well

Rates:
1,400per person min of 10 person or
14,000pesos 10person below

Inclusive of
.Van Mla-Zam-Mla (drivers food, driver, gas, toll, parking)
.Boat
.Anawangin fee
.Guide

Note: -you can bring tent or rent
-Capones Island Sidetrip is free only
- Free tent during weekdays only

Things to bring:
-Zip lock / plastic bags / garbage bag
- Camera (for capturing moments)
- Slippers
- Sleeping bag / tent / hammock
- Headlamp or flash lights
- Personal medicines
- Toiletries: whipes / tissues / alcohol / soap/ off lotion / shampoo
- Camping stove / burner / lighter/ kitchen utensils
- Food for 2days

Pick up point
-Petron Pasay road before Ayala mrt
-Shell ayala along edsa after mrt Ayala
-RCBC Makati
-Boni robinson’s pioneer
-Edsa central MC donalds
-El pueblo Mc Donalds
-Cubao Araneta
-Market market
-Eastwood Libis
-Qc ave Mc donalds
-Mindanao Mc donalds in front on trinoma
-Total Balintawak

Additionl 500pesos if your pick up point is in
-Alabang Jollibee
-Alabang Town Center
-Fillinvest Northgate

Additionl 1,000pesos if your pick up point is in
-RFC
-Sm bacoor
-Sm molino
-Sm Dasma
-Sm Southmall
-Sm Tunasan
-Calamba Laguna
-Sta. rosa Laguna
-Pacita San Pedro Laguna

<1stday> Pick up time is 1:00AM
01:00AM - ETA Olongapo
03:00AM - ETD Olongapo Breakfast at MCdo
03:30AM - Buy food and other necessary stuff
04:00AM - ETD Subic town
04:30AM - ETA Subic town / buy fresh fish & market
05:30AM - ETD Brgy Pundaquit
06:00AM - ETA Brgy Pundaquit
- Check supplies for last minute shopping
06:30AM - All aboard banca to Capones Island
07:00AM - Arrive at Capones Island
07:00AM - All aboard banca to Anawangin cove
08:00AM - Arrive at Anawangin cove / set up camp / open time
11:00AM - Lunch preparation
12:00PM - LUNCH
01:00PM - open time explore anawangin
06:00PM - Dinner preparation
07:00PM - DINNER
11:00PM - Lights out kuno

<2nd day>
06:00AM - Wake up call
06:20AM - breakfast preparation
07:00AM - BREAKFAST / open time
10:00AM - Breakcamp / wash up
11:00AM - All aboard banca to Brgy Pundaquit
11:30AM - Arrive atBrgy Pundaquit
12:00PM - Lunch on the road / Subic town Zambaleña or Your choice
05:00PM - ETA manila

Valid until December 31 2011

Jherwyn C. Delavin ll
Mobile: Globe 0917-528-22-11 SUN 0922-555-44-88

MY EMAIL: anawayne@ymail.com / jherwayne@yahoo.com

MY FACEBOOK ACCOUNT: www.facebook.com/Anawayneoutdoor

LIKE US ON FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/Anawayne

The image “http://images.roxywayne.multiply.com/image/1/photos/32/600x600/4/DSC-2512.JPG?et=gc8Cs%2CBl5Nk607IOVybDRg&nmid=226888675” cannot be displayed, because it contains errors.

please check the links for more photos

http://09203154444.multiply.com/photos/album/149/anawangin_

http://09203154444.multiply.com/photos/album/168/ANAWANGIN_ESTER_
…
http://09203154444.multiply.com/photos/album/143/2_anawangin

http://09203154444.multiply.com/photos/album/138/anawangin_

http://09203154444.multiply.com/photos/album/34/Anawangin_Cove_W_ABC5_Jan_26-27_2008

http://09203154444.multiply.com/photos/album/32/C4C_Team_Building_in_Pundaquit_Anawangin

http://www.facebook.com/anawangincovewildlife#!/album.php?fbid=147936785267724&id=147705448624191&aid=28972

visit my friends blog

Posted by anawayne at 1:06 am | permalink | Add comment

calaguas package tour

Day 0
8:00pm Meet @ mc kinley shell edsa ayala
9:oopm – ETD MANILA to BICOL Camarines Norte

Day 1
6:00am – Eta Daet Camarines norte,Breakfast,Buy for Final Provisions
7:00am – ETD Daet to Vinzons
8:00am – Eta Vinzons, Boat transfer
10:00am – Eta Calaguas Island, Lunch, picture taking, swimming, explore the island.
7:00pm – Dinner/Socials
12:00MN – Lights Out.

Day 2
8:00 am wake up call/breakfast/breakcamp/swimming.
11:00am – Lunch/wash up/break camp
ETD CALAGUAS island to Sea port
2:00pm – ETA Vinzons
4:00pm – ETD Daet to manila. merienda and dinner along the way
11:00pm – Eta Mc kinley shell edsa ayala.

Budget For the Trip:
35thou, 10pax .. 3,500 per head.

Inclusions:
Private Van 2 way
Private boat
Meals:
Day 1 lunch and dinner
Day 2 breakfast,Lunch
Camping Tents
Camping Fee
Reservation fee is 1,500 (Non Refundable but Transferable)

Posted by anawayne at 12:58 am | permalink | Add comment

PINATUBO DAYTOUR PACKAGE

PACKAGE RATE :

1,999/pax (Filipino Citizen)

3,000/pax (Non-Filipino Citizen)

INCLUSIONS:

Private Van to capas tarlac 2 way.

Rented 4×4 Vehicle via sky way

Local guide Fee

Denr Registration fee

Sidetrip – Capas Shrine (if time permits)

*Reservation fee is 1,500/pax

*Reservation fee is Non Refundable but Transferable.

Day 1
3:30am – Meet up @ Jollibee Cubao Farmers Near Mrt Station
Breakfast along The way (buy Packed Lunch)

7:00am – Eta Mt.Pinatubo Jump off, Denr Registration, arrange local guides, arrange 4×4 vehicle.

7:30 – Etd Jump off to Mt.pinatubo skyway (4×4 ride).

9:00 – Eta mt.pinatubo sky way,picture taking

9:30 – Start trek to mt.pinatubo crater

10:00 – Eta mt.pinatubo, eat lunch,swimming, picture taking

2:00pm – etd Mt.Pinatubo to sky way

2:30 – Sky way,ride to 4×4 to mt.pinatubo jumpoff

4:00pm – Jumpoff,wash up

4:30pm – etd Jumpoff to Cubao,merienda / dinner along the way side trip to Capas shrine

8:00pm – Eta Cubao

Budget For the trip

2,000 per pax Inclusives are:

Private Van Cubao to capas tarlac 2 way.

Rented 4×4 Vehicle via sky way

Local guide Fee:
Denr Registration fee

Posted by anawayne at 12:57 am | permalink | Add comment

CAGBALETE

cagbalete tour

package of 10 persons 20,000
(2,000 per head)

Inclusions:

Private Van (Alabang-Quezon-pagbilao-alabang)

Boat fee

resort fee

pagbilao Island entrance fee

cottage fee

cagbalete:

just behind the trees revealed to us a stunning long flat coast of white sand beach. we finally reached the Eastern side of the island but we still need to find the resort where we will be staying.
the sight of one of the longest sand ripple amazed us but not when we reached it’s far eastern part where an almost flat-plain rock surface came to sight.
still after quite some time, we still don’t see the beach. all we see were more coconut trees but we persisted as we know we’re going East. this time we saw this small house and the villagers informed us that we were just steps away from the beach.
since we knew that we are going to the East side of the island, we continued our way passing over bushes without the path. in short, we decided to just use the natural way of finding East.
we reached a part where the path was swampy, which gave us an idea that it’s definitely the wrong way. so we took the other route and continued our way. after walking several minutes, we noticed that we were already in a dead end path. from there, we realized that we’re lost.
signage were placed on coconut trees but it was still confusing as on some areas, most of the signage are already largely damaged. but we felt that it was still safe to follow the cleared path.
this flat surface rocks surrounds a large part of the bonsai islet on the island of Cagbalete. scientist can definitely explain the cause of the formation of these rocks.
the flat rocks can only be seen during low tide. because it is flat it’s not even visible from the beach shore not unless you really go near it.
small bodies of water in between rock spaces becomes home to small fishes and other sea creatures.
sea snakes can be seen around this area at night.
the rock formations was nature’s way of displaying how beautiful rocks can be formed by the waves of the Pacific.
meters away from the shoreline, you’ll see an unusual sight of plants. at low tide, it seems that it’s just part of beach front but during high tide, it forms a small island. the bonsai island.
walking under the heat of the sun was quite challenging during the afternoon peak but the view from afar convinced us to walk to this islet.
it will take about five to ten minutes to reach the small islet passing over the flat shoreline filled with sea weeds, shells and pebbles of different kinds. i can identify some of the sea creatures but some were unique in nature.
the islet forms a small elevation consisting of sands, pebbles and pointed roots. the pointed vertical root extensions are growing mangrove plants. upon researching, i learned that these are called pneumatophores. the rocks beside the islet helps the roots to hold steadily.
i don’t know specifically the type of mangrove this is. but mangroves are considered as salt-tolerant trees because they grow in coastal areas. it grows widely with branches outstretching its solid trunk.
just imagine how these plants endure the strong waves of the Pacific. its sturdy and complex trunk holds the plant firmly in its base. these mangroves serves a lot of purpose in the ecosystem.
it was worth the long walk. a time with nature under the summer heat.
up next is an amazing bed rock still in this part of Cagbalete just close to this islet.
during low tide, the flat beach shoreline is longer than that of Boracay. we didn’t imagine that there’s a beach shoreline this long and this wide. Lawstude and all the others who has been to this island can attest to that.
it was simply amazing to have seen such an island wonder. and according to the resort owner, low tide occurs two times in a day one during daytime and one during night time.

pagbilao:

a piece of paradise in Pagbilao in a small beach cove along the Southern coast of Quezon province.
it is accessible by small motor boats but i still find trekking there more exciting because it has a great way of the thrill of seeing its beautiful cove.
the whole beach stretch of fine white sand extends to less than a kilometer. perfect for a small group which makes it look like you own that piece of paradise for a day.
both side of the beach is covered with rocky hills that makes you feel you’re in an exclusive beach resort. there are cottages and a toilet but no villas for an overnight. unless you’re willing to camp or sleep in the open cottages.
there’s a motorboat on standby where you can just sit and see the unending coast of the Tayabas bay.