Silanguin Cove (Puerto Silanguin Beach Camping Resort)

Silanguin Cove is the farthest and most secluded of the major coves along the Redondo Peninsula in San Antonio, Zambales, requiring a 1.5–2 hour banca ride from Pundaquit. The cove features a wide bay with calmer waters than Anawangin, dark volcanic-sand shores, and surrounding hills draped in secondary growth forest. Puerto Silanguin Beach Camping Resort is the primary managed campsite operator here, offering tent pitching areas, basic nipa hut accommodations, and limited generator-powered electricity for a few hours at night. According to sources citing the resort, overnight entrance fees are around ₱200–250 per person with tent pitching costing an additional ₱350–500 per night; two-room huts are available for ₱1,500 per night. The resort is bookable via Booking.com and Airbnb. The cove is ideal for snorkeling, fishing, and stargazing. There is no permanent cell signal. El Paradise Silanguin Cove (silanguin.com) is a separate operator at the same location offering similar facilities.