Biyaherong Barat

Food blogging isn’t really my thing, but dropping by this local restaurant has always took part on my Zambales trips. Many may have wrote about this Mexican delight, but maybe none has told you how you eat it. Never have I tried a taco this big, a taco this cheap, a taco this good. With no further ado,  I bring to you The Coffee Shop Restaurant’s Jumbo Taco. Read more…

Experience the outdoors in a fun adventure to Zambales’ hidden getaways. Live the island life in either ANAWANGIN, NAGSASA, or SILANGUIN COVES. Be charmed by the majestic view of the South China Sea and the Zambales Mountain Range in CAPONES ISLAND. All of these in one memorable overnight trip.

Explore the beauty of these places in a package tour of your choice. Rates range from P1,900 AND UP depending on your choice of destination/s. PACKAGE INCLUDES transportation (van and boat transfers), 3 meals (lunch, dinner, and breakfast), entrance fees, and camping equipment.

It’s affordable and hassle-free! Live life and make memories.

For inquiries, call or text YANI () or MARU (), or message us here on .

Thank you!

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DESTINATIONS & RATES:

Anawangin Cove – P2,200.00 per person
Nagsasa Cove – P2,500.00 per person
Silanguin Cove – P2,800.00 per person
Capones Island – additional P200

PACKAGE INCLUDES:

Transportation to and from Pundaquit
Boat from Pundaquit to destination
Entrance fees
Three (3) meals – lunch, dinner & breakfast
Tent/s and sleeping equipment.
Free use of skim board/s, frisbee, volleyball, guitar, hammock
Free soft copy of photos.
Registered nurse/s accompany the trip to ensure the guests’ safety

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Before I begin this blog, I want to express my utmost gratitude to Biyaherong Barat’s avid readers for continuously visiting my tiny piece of space in the vast world wide web contributing to over 10,000 hits this blog received. It may not mean much but every hit meant a lot to me. Biyaherong Barat has been on hold for quite some time due to my ankle injury that required operation, therapy, and lots of rest. It doesn’t matter now because I’m back on my feet, kicking, and hungry for more adventure and brand new experiences. Pack your bags, and once again let’s hit the road head North East towards a province I fell in love since the first time I stepped foot on their town. Hello Baler, we’re back. Read more…

I love Fridays. After all the week’s exhaustion and stress from work, I count down hours, minutes, then seconds as the hand struck six. Even hours before, I day dream what I’m going to do Friday night, and the whole weekend. For a second, all I thought of is the beach, the sand and salt water. I can’t wait.

As soon as the clock struck twelve, I hastily head home to pack my bag and camera. As I sat on the backside of the FX shuttle bound for Tikling-Junction, my biyahe buddies and I were discussing possible destinations under the consideration of budget, weather, and transportation. And again, like all the travels that we had, it all boils down to the budget. And just like before, no one and nothing is stopping us. Whenever, wherever, however. Hold tight because were hitting 180 on the highway to Morong, Bataan. Read more…

Quezon Province is known by its many beaches for the province is an isthmus connecting Region IV and the Bicol Region. Surrounding the province are two large bodies of water – on the East lies the great Pacific Ocean and to the West is the quaint Tayabas Bay. I’ve been to some few beach places in Quezon but I’ve never imagined such destination which one usually finds in remote places exist in a place not far beyond reach. This is Puting Buhangin Beach. Read more…