One would agree that Subic Bay Freeport Zone is one of the most refreshing places to go to in the country. There is nothing like the sea, the sand, and the numerous hotels, resto-bars, coffee shops and yachts scattered along the area that would make you feel like you are not in the Philippines, but in an another coastal country.
Gateway to Subic.
Last May, I blogged about my election stint in Bataan and I mentioned that I was able to take a sidetrip to Subic Bay with my legal team. It’s lunchtime at that time and since Subic Bay Freeport Zone is just a few minutes drive away, we spontaneously decided to take our lunch there.
One of our paralegal, Marco, suggested that we have lunch at Coco Lime.
We ordered Filipino specialties such as Pork Binagoongan and Sinigang na Hipon, and a Korean chicken dish.
After our savoury lunch, we went to take a stroll near the Lighthouse Marina Resort.
Subic Bay Park is a popular venue for weddings, and who would not want to take her wedding march with a view like this?
A day at Subic Bay would not be complete without dropping by at the Yacht Club. 🙂
We were at Subic Bay Freeport Zone for only a couple of hours but those several hours are time well-spend indeed. It is always a pleasure to visit this place–it would temporarily take you out of the real world and delight you with its seemingly coastal state charm.
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