Pinesbeach Resort’s Tent City beckons to vacationers

The unspoiled Pinesbeach Resort, invariably called “paradise beach” by its multitude of visitors every year, is expected to fill up its kilometer-long shoreline this summer, as it holds its annual “Tent City”.

This favorite tourist destination located at the historic Subic Bay in Zambales, is easy to reach from Manila and just 15 minutes away by motor boat from the main highway in Zambales.

The resort’s “Tent City” can accommodate hundreds of couples, families and corporate vacationers with its clean, white beach, pristine environment, crystal clear waters and a shoreline said to be the longest in the country.

There is also an abundance of trees and other flora and fauna that enables guests to easily blend themselves with nature.

All these can be enjoyed immensely when visitors go mountain hiking and experience things to hear and things to see that are absent in the city’s asphalt jungles and for once, away from the traffic, crime, muck and grime of urban living.

With guests either bringing along their own tents and other provisions or rent the resort’s equipment, they will discover a new environment and opportunity of re-bonding and make relationships more solid and stronger.

Those who prefer to stay in cottages and apartments can also be accommodated by the numerous available lodgings, but guests are advised to book in advance to avoid unnecessary hassles. However, the beach area’s “Tent City” can always accommodate overbooked guests.

Offering a wide white beach with bancas available for sight-seeing trips and fishing, day tours can be arranged to see fresh mountain springs located atop the hilly part of the resort as part of the its ecotourism program. Sports enthusiasts are expected to go scuba-diving while others may prefer spending their free time playing basketball and volleyball.

But what really attracts guests to Pinesbeach Resort is its extraordinary and natural white beach compared to nearby resorts with artificial sand and turf, and murky waters.

For reservations and other details, call tel. nos. 817-1036 or 8944160.