MANG ADOR'S CAMPSITE, NAGSASA COVE | Advantages of Wet-Weather Camping

IT'S RAINING AND IT'S COLD, YOU SEE? WIFM? |

The tail end of summer is here and rainy months are fast approaching, hence entails a perfect opportunity to hit a few travel destinations. Travelling during off-peak season equates to relatively low cost airfare tickets and accommodation but would quite mean a little higher rate on tour packages due to limited number of clients and resources. While most people are flocked outside during summer, some are patient enough cocooning while waiting for the monsoon to come when beaches and campsites are empty. Such emptiness of these places provides a favorable time to kind of celebrate being on the loose.

NAGSASA COVE, SAN ATONIO, ZAMBALES | The 4 Elements of Life - Earth, Fire, Water and Air

NAGSASA COVE | San Antonio, Zambales

Nagsasa Cove, tucked in the heart of Pundaquit, Zambales, dubbed as one of the best camp spots in the north. It is approximately 5 hours away from Manila; combined land and sea transfers. The neigboring islands  - Anawangin, Camara, and Capones are in close proximity, if ever one decides to go on hopping. For people who are looking for a  cool spot, whether to camp for a few days or take a week of restoration - this should be on your list. Locals and exotic tourists find this place as haven of unending tranquility.  More so, an amazingly budget-friendly destination either for a solo happy camper or mad squads.