Nagsasa Beach — Attraction in Zambales

Visited the cove during the Holy Week. And despite the holidays, tourists are fewer than most popular beaches in the country. If you are looking for a place to unwind and detoxify, visit Nagsasa Cove. There is zero signal on the island.

I went there with my family, with 2 kids below 5 yo. Stayed at TIBS campsite, it was okay, the hosts were very accomodating. Their shared toilets and showers could be better, though.

Our experience in Nagsasa was perfect except for the boatmen hired by TIBS. They were always late to arrive. I wished the hosts have better coordination with them to avoid unnecessary hassles...

Only 4 hours travel from manila. A great place to spend your weekend vacation. A relaxing place to vibes with nature. Budget friendly and not to far away from the city. You can pitch tent or rent a cottage, depending on your preference and comfort. You can also bring your own foods and drinks which is advisable to maximize your budget. There are store in nagsasa cove but triple the price from the regular cost. You can also bring own cooking stuff like portable cooking set (butane gas). Dont forget to secure your gadgets and other belonging from being wet (during...

We came here on a Friday. Konti pa lang ang mga tao. It really is a nice, quiet place. We have been to Anawangin and Talisayen and I like this place better. May lutuan sa bawat cottage. There is enough space to pitch a tent. We haven't explored the place much but sabi nila, there is a falls and a spot for cliff diving nearby. It's also a perfect place for stargazing.

The folks there are also approachable and friendly. If you go there, I recommend that you bring mosquito repellant...