Nagsasa Cove, a serene destination in Zambales, is known for its breathtaking beauty, secluded beaches, and lush mountain views. Here’s a detailed guide on how to get there via public transportation, specifically using Victory Liner buses.

Step 1: Travel from Manila to Olongapo City
- Find a Victory Liner Terminal
- Head to the nearest Victory Liner terminal in Manila. Terminals are located in Cubao, Pasay, or Caloocan.
- Ask for a bus bound for Olongapo City or Iba, Zambales. In Caloocan, it is best to ride the Express Bus to Olongapo City that leaves at 7:40am for a shorter trip.
- Fare: Ticket priced at Php 377.00
- Travel Time: Approximately 3-4 hours.
- Arrival in Olongapo City
- Once you arrive at the Olongapo City bus terminal, you’ll need to transfer to another mode of transportation to reach San Antonio, Zambales.
Step 2: Olongapo City to San Antonio
- Ride a Bus or Jeepney to San Antonio
- Look for a jeepney or mini-bus bound for San Antonio, Zambales at the bus terminal or along the main highway.
- Inform the driver to drop you off at San Antonio Public Market.
- Travel Time: 1–1.5 hours.
- Fare: Around ₱50–₱100.
Step 3: San Antonio to Pundaquit
- Hire a Tricycle to Pundaquit
- At San Antonio Public Market, hire a tricycle to Pundaquit Beach. This is the jump-off point for boat rides to Nagsasa Cove.
- Travel Time: 15–20 minutes.
- Fare: ₱80–₱150 per ride (good for 2–3 passengers).
Step 4: Pundaquit to Nagsasa Cove
- Rent a Boat to Nagsasa Cove
- At Pundaquit Beach, you’ll find several boatmen offering rides to Nagsasa Cove.
- It’s best to negotiate the price, especially if you’re traveling in a group.
- Boat Rental Cost: ₱1,500–₱2,500 (round trip, depending on group size).
- Travel Time: 45 minutes to 1 hour.
- Safety Tip
- Ensure your boatman provides life vests and check the weather conditions before heading out to sea.

Estimated Total Travel Time
- Around 6–8 hours, including transfers and waiting times.
Tips for Your Nagsasa Cove Adventure
- Pack Essentials
- Bring enough water, food, and camping gear (if staying overnight).
- Don’t forget sunscreen, insect repellent, and a dry bag for your valuables.
- Book in Advance
- Contact a boatman ahead of time or through travel groups for better rates and arrangements.
- Leave No Trace
- Keep Nagsasa Cove pristine by properly disposing of trash and respecting nature.
Enjoy your trip to Nagsasa Cove! 😊

