Heritage · Capones Island (off Pundaquit), San Antonio, Zambales
Capones Island Lighthouse
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- ₱500/head
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Budget
Island-hopping boat rental per group plus small fees.
Time needed
1–2 hrs
Best time
Calm-sea months, morning
Getting there
Boat from Pundaquit, San Antonio (around 20–30 minutes), usually bundled with Anawangin or Nagsasa trips.
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About this spot
A rugged rocky island off Pundaquit crowned by the Spanish-era Faro de Punta Capones lighthouse, built in the late 1800s. Boats drop you on a white-pebble beach, and a short, steep trail leads up to the brick lighthouse ruins and keeper's quarters with sweeping views of the West Philippine Sea. It is a staple stop on Anawangin–Nagsasa island-hopping trips.
Good for
- Photo Walk
- History Trip
- Adventure
- Barkada Hangout
Where you’ll be
Capones Island, Pundaquit, San Antonio, Zambales
- By commute
Boat from Pundaquit, San Antonio (around 20–30 minutes), usually bundled with Anawangin or Nagsasa trips.
- Parking
Paid parking at Pundaquit.
Good to know
Mahirap ba umakyat sa Capones Lighthouse?
Medyo matarik at mabato pero maikli lang ang trail. Magsuot ng sapatos o sandals na may grip.
Is the lighthouse old?
Yes, it dates back to the Spanish colonial period in the late 1800s.
Can I swim there?
Waves can be strong; follow the boatman's advice.
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