Pundaquit Beach

One of the finest beach in zambales.there were also island hopping activity which you can go to camara and capones island.

Waves can be really high on some months. Perfect place for sunset viewing though with mountain background.

Super clean water, swimming is great and can rent a banka boat and cruise the islands. It's a scholar good family day

Everytime i go to pundakit i feel like i'm in some town in india where the population is such that everybody is elbow to elbow there are couple places the oh that i recommend very highly which is monkeys riverfront resort and the carwash which are both free of congestion

Amazing beach.its just so tiring when commuting from gma cavite, we should have availed a tour package for a hassle free vacation.
The cost was still the same.
1,500/pax.
The original plan to stay overnyt and camp at nagsasa cove was a failure due to late arrival and big waves, the boat cant risk to transfer us so we just stayed at the room cottages by the shore and cook our foods.

Photos taken at the sea shore - one route you may take if you are going in the islands and coves.

Relaxing beach with a picturesque view of Camara and Capones islands. You can easily get a bangka to visit these islands, including the famous and idyllic Anawangin and Nagsasa coves. Will definitely come back. Much more to explore.

It's not a nice place to swim because plenty of small boats docking in the area. This is the pick up and drop off point of those people going to Anawangin and Nagsasa Cove.

The place that we've stayed for 2 days is beyond expectation. Care takers are very hospitable. We'll definitely go back again next year.

Spent the last summer weekend at this place. Clear blue pristine beach waters, fine sands, & calming breeze. Very laid back & perfect for revitalization & relaxation.

Great unexploited beach in San Antonio, Zambales. Amazing views with gentle rolling waves. Gray sand but very fine. Would love to be back soon!

View is great.not overcrowded. This is your gateway to capones, anawangin, nagsasa, talisayen and camara.waves are decent and there is a lot of boats to accommodate groups.bioluminescent planktons can also be seen at night (at the time this review was posted). Overall it's a great experience.

Nice place, good for island hoping. Must have water goggles for more enjoyable scenery under the water.

Unforgettable exprience with my beloved family. Very hot weather but really an enjoyable one. The caretaker is kind and approachable. There are parking available but it is a bit far from the resort. There are paid comfort rooms for those who only avail their kubo. Very clean water. I love this place

Its ok for just overnight.they cook your food when you order but so over charge. And not that great.

The staff are extremely accomodating.
We booked the suite room, it is very spacious and the view from the room is spectacular.
They have an in-house menu to satisfy your appetite. Food price is very fair, you can even request if you need something bought from the town market.
You can arrange an island hopping tour from the reception desk and they can even cook your baon.

Improvements:
In house pool needs some repair, sharp edges of broken tiles will be a safety concern for guests, specially children.

Not a Good Get away place.better to go other place near there Like Subic and Others Beach Coves.

My first time in Pundaquit was 2007 and being the last visit around 2016, was amazed with the improvements in the area and how easy it is now to go around and as a jump off point to all the coves in San Antonio Zambales area.

Not so much recommended for beach goers and loves swimming, but a gateway to a more beautiful and laid back paradise.

Pundaquit has fine white sand beaches surrounded crystal clear waters. The swa breeze is cool and relaxing. A perfect spot for summer.