Clark
General Description
About 80 kilometers north of Manila is a former American air base that has seen some transformation since it was
reverted to the Philippine government, a few months after the Mt. Pinatubo Volcano eruption in June 1991. Very much
like the phoenix, it rose from the ashes.
The biggest American military installation outside the United States, the former Clark Air Base (now Clark Special
Economic Zone) in Clark Field, Pampanga occupies an area of 33,653 hectares of flat, rolling rugged and even
mountainous terrain. It used to be the home of the US 13th Air Force and 3rd Tactical Fighter Wing whose peacekeeping
mission covers the entire Pacific region.
With the expiration of the Republic of the Philippines–US Bases Agreement in November 1991, the former Clark Air Base
was reverted to the Philippine Government. It is now being converted into an economic zone that is attracting major
manufacturing and exporting companies from around the world.
The most valuable piece of infrastructure that the Philippines inherited from the US Air Force is the 2,500 hectare aviation
complex now known as the Diosdado Macapagal International Airport which has two 3.2 - kilometer parallel runways.
With the new international airport, Clark is envisioned to become an Aerotropolisan airport-driven development aimed to
trigger economic growth in Central and Northern Luzon through its full utilization as a premiere gateway.
Apart from this, though, the former military air base still memorializes in stone markers and other landmarks the gallantry
and heroism of the American and Filipino soldiers during World War II. Some hallowed grounds remain intact. Other
markers, relatively new additions, now stand in honor of the Japanese soldiers who died in the war.
At present, Clark is also a center of exciting eco-tourism activity: as a jump urnp off point for trekking to the astounding
crater lake of Mt. Pinatubo and to Mount Arayat, a dormant volcano that can be easily scaled. It is also a center for
thrilling adventure sports like hot air balloon flying, parachuting, micro light flying and off-road motorcycling.
How to Get There
By Land
Clark lies only 80 kilometers north of the City of Manila and 60 kilometers east of Subic Bay, a former US naval facility
that has been redeveloped into a major Freeport.
BUS COMPANIES
PARTAS TRANSIT
#816 Aurora Blvd. cor P. Bernardo St. Cuban, Quezon City
Tel. No.
(63-02) 725-7303 / 724-9828
Route from/to Clark: Sison, Pangasinan
PHILTRANCO BUS SERVICES
Arrival Terminal, Clark International Airport Clark Field, Pampanga
Route from/to Clark: Manila
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RENT-A-CAR/TAXI SERVICES
AVIS RENT-A-CAR
Arrival Terminal, Diosdado Macapagal
International Airport, Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-2844/8000 loc. 1339
(Holiday Inn Clark)
Email
avisangeles@avis.com.ph
Website
www.avis.com.ph
Routo from/to Clark: ManilalAirport; Subic/Olongapo; Pangasinan/Dagupan; Baguio; La Union; Tarlac (up to San Miguel
only); Bulacan; Mabalacat Proper; San Fernando (SM), Dau Proper- Angeles Proper; Magalang (city limits).
EXPAT CAR HIRE
Clark City Terminal, Checkpoint Balibago, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 892-1506
Website
expatcar@hotmail.com
RED PHOENIX HOTEL TRANSPORT
#810 Malabanias Rd., Clarkview Balibago, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 888-2195/322-2074
Email
phoenix@mozcom.com
TOPSAN RENT-A-CAR
1-C G/F Mings Bldg., 608 Don Juico Ave., Clarkview, Balibago, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 625-6632/6626 / (0917) 512-1340
Email
topsantour@yahoo.com
Route from/to Clark: Manila/NAIA; Subic; Baguio City; Laguna
TRIANGLE PHILIPPINES DMIA
Parking Area, CSEZ Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(0921) 485-7384
VIP RENT-A-CAR
Oasis Bldg. 2 - Suite 6, Don Juico Ave. Clarkview, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 892-6216 / 6217
Email
info@viprentacar.com.ph
Website
www.viprentacar.com.ph
By Air
A natural entry point to the Asia Pacific Region, Clark is only 3 Y2 hours flying time from Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore,
Japan, Korea and other key points in Asia.
INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES
For the latest flight schedules, visit the website or contact the telephone numbers of the airlines listed below.
AIR ASIA AIRLINES
A. Bonifacio Dr., Civil Aviation, Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
63-45) 599-7051/7050
Website
ww.airasia.com
Route from/to Clark: Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur)
ASIANA AIRLINES
Bldg. 2088 Cardinal Santos Ave., CSEZ, Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-6914/6916/6657
(63-02) 892-5688 (Reservations)
Email
aacrksuz@flyasiana.com
Website
www.flyasiana.com
Route from/to Clark: Manila (with connecting flights to the US, Japan, China and other destinations)
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CR AIRWAYS (CLARK)
ITT DMIA, CSEZ, Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-2883/2139
Website
www.crairways.com
Route from/to Clark: Hongkong
SOUTH EAST ASIAN AIRLINES (SEAIR)
Hangar: 7224 Diosdado Macapagal Int'l. Airport Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 323-6713 (Angeles)
(63-02) 849 0100 (Manila)
(63-36) 288 7272 (Boracay)
(63-32) 255 0801 (Cebu)
Email
tickets@flyseair.com
info@flyseair.com
Website
www.flyseair.com
Charterer:
Genesis Transport
Route from/to Clark: Macau
TIGER AIRWAYS
Bldg. 7585, Clark CASS Center, Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-6739
Email
ups@cagshi.com
Website
www.tigerairways.com
Route from/to Clark: Singapore; Macau
DOMESTIC AIRLINES
For the latest flight schedules, visit the website or contact the telephone numbers of the airlines listed below.
ASIAN SPIRIT
Facility No. 7233 (former PAL Bldg.) DMIA, CSEZ, Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-2883/887-0332
Email
sales@asianspirit.com
Website
www.asianspirit.com
Route from/to Clark: Manila; Caticlan, Boracay
CEBU PACIFIC
DMIA Complex, Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-7218/892-5397
888-2175/322-0801/ 5929/ 625-6051 to 52
Email
ceb.reservation@cebupacificair.com
pamgsa@cebupacificair.com
Website
www.cebupacificair.com;
angtrav@mozcom.coryi
Route from/to Clark: Cebu
OMNI AVIATION CORPORATION
MA Roxas Hi-way, Clark Special Economic Zone (CSEZ) Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 892-6664/599-5524
(0917) 833-8025/(0918) 900-2345
(0918) 531-3166
Email
omniavia@digitelone.com
Website
wwwomniaviation.corn.ph
Route from/to Clark: Mt. Pinatubo Sky Tours
SOUTH EAST ASIAN AIRLINES (SEAIR)
Hangar: 7224 Diosdado Macapagal Int'l. Airport Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 323 6713 (Angeles)
(63-02) 849 0100 (Manila)
(63-36) 288 7272 (Boracay)
(63-32) 255 0801 (Cebu)
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Email
tickets@flyseair.com
info@flyseair.com
Website
wvvw.flyseair.com
Charterer:
Genesis Transport
Route from/to Clark: Manila; Cebu (via Macau)
Tourist Attractions
AIR FORCE CITY AIRCRAFT PARK
On display in an open field along CM Recto Avenue within the park are a host of flying machines. This park was
developed to give local and foreign visitors to Clark an opportunity to witness a variety of aircrafts and other aviation
equipment used by the Philippine Air Force (600th Air Base Wing).
CLARK AIR-RAID BUNKER (SEKI) TUNNEL
Situated at the northwest corner of the Kamikaze West Airfield in a hill called "babang dapu" (meaning "crocodile jaw"),
this is the only known Kamikaze tunnel that remained intact after World War II. Constructed quickly in late October 1944
as an air raid bunker to provide protection for Cmdr. Taimai Asaichi, Commander of the 201st Air Group, 1st Air Fleet,
Imperial Japanese Navy (the very first Kamikaze unit of World War II), and some of his Kamikaze pilots during deadly US
air raids. The Clark Development Corporation (CDC) installed a marker on September 1, 2002.
CLARK BARN HOUSES
Built from 1910 to 1913 out of Oregon pine shipped from the United States and following a tropical style of architecture,
these barn houses, which were used then as officers quarters, became the first permanent structures inside the fort after
it was founded by the 5th US Cavalry Regiment in 1902. Over the years until 1922, hundreds of barns were built inside
the fort. However, constant battles with termites, typhoons and humidity made maintenance impractical. By mid-80s,
most of these barn houses were demolished. The barn houses along the Parade Ground (officers row), remained, and
are now called the centennial block. The huge acacia (monkey pod) trees shading the barns were also planted in 1903.
The CDC installed a marker on September 1, 2002.
CLARK CEMETERY
This is hallowed ground where remains of close to 8,000 US military and civilian personnel, who died during the
Spanish-American War and Philippine-American War, are interred. Opened in 1950, it is the final resting place for US
Veterans from the USA, USN, USMC, USCG, USAF, and their dependents. It is the only place in Clark where the
Philippine and American flags are proudly hoisted side by side. The largest category interred is civilian, mostly
Americans and Filipinos, all of whom worked for the U.S. Government. It also contains the remains of members of all
branches of the armed forces, members of the Philippine Scouts, Philippine Constabulary, Japanese civilians (not
associated with World War II), Chinese and Vietnam refugees/nationals, as well as nationals from France, Spain,
Canada and India.
CLARK EXPO
Formerly Expo Filipino, it became the Philippine National Centennial Exposition in 1998, and the centerpiece of the
commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the declaration of Philippine Independence on June 12, 1898. Its exhibits
were discontinued during the administration of former President Joseph Estrada. Today, its 35,000-seat capacity
amphitheater is a favorite venue for concerts, ecumenical services and political rallies. On December 8, 2005, CDC
soft-opened the gates of the sprawling complex to public viewing through trade exhibits, special events and concerts.
The Department of Tourism – Region III mounted its "Best of Central Luzon" showcase at the entrance hall to feature the
various tourism product offerings of each of the seven provinces in the region.
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CLARK HISTORICAL MARKER TRAIL
The Clark Historical Marker Trail follows the myriad markers memorializing the history of Clark Field, with emphasis on
the central figures involved as well as the significant events that took place in the exact spot in the hallowed grounds.
Scattered throughout the Clark Special Economic Zone (CSEZ), these markers include: the Maj. Harold M. Clark
Memorial; Flag Pole Memorial Marker, Stones #1, #2 and # 3 (also called the President Manuel Roxas Marker); Parade
Ground located in front of the former 13th Air Force Building; Fort Stotsenberg Gate Posts that can still be seen at the
southern boundaries of the parade ground; the storied Friendship Tree; M.A.R.S. Antenna, also known as the "elephant
cage" that received signals from orbiting satellites; and, Japanese Memorial Marker / Lily Hill Japanese Tunnel.
COMMANDER'S HOUSE
Fondly known as the "White House" because of its color, this was the residence of the base commander of the US Air
Force. It now serves as the Presidential Guest House.
DIOSDADO MACAPAGAL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (DMIA)
What used to be called Clark International Airport was renamed to its present identity on September 28, 2001 as a fitting
tribute to the statesman and renowned father of Philippine land reform, President Diosdado Macapagal. A sprawling
2,500 hectare area, the Diosdado Macapagal International Airport (DMIA) has two 3.2 km long runways capable of
accommodating wide bodied aircraft like the Boeing 747, Airbus 300 series and military cargo planes (including the C-5
galaxy), as well as a wide ramp area, apron and taxiway facilities, as required for world-class standards. The visual and
navigational aids permit the safe and efficient use of runways 24 hours daily in all weather conditions. The aviation
complex meets the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) standards for Category I precision approach runway.
It also rates as Category 10 for emergency services.
GODDESS OF PEACE SHRINE
A shrine donated by the Japanese government to the Filipino people to commemorate Japan—Philippine friendship ties,
and as a memorial to all the Japanese soldiers who perished during the last World War.
KAMIKAZE WEST AIRFIELD
This is the airfield where Japanese pilots (called human bombs) used to stage air operation attacks against American
and allied forces during the last world war by launching kamikaze (divine winds).
KELLY THEATER
This heavily damaged building was erected in 1953, but the present structure is actually the second Kelly Theater. The
original was built in 1947. It was intended to be a gymnasium, but was later converted into a theater. Then President
Manuel Roxas gave his last speech here on April 15, 1948 before succumbing to cardiac arrest shortly after. Both
theaters were named after Capt. Colin Kelly, a B-17 pilot who died in combat against the Japanese forces in 1941.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt declared Kelly as the first American hero of World War II.
LILY HILL
Aeta natives gave the name "Lill," which means "lost" in the local Kapampangan dialect, to this hill since it stands apart
from nearby hills and mountains. The Americans later changed the name to "Lily". Since 1903, the Americans used Lily
Hill as an observation post, and so did the Japanese when they occupied Clark. Major Higuchi Tsugisaburo, base
commander of Clark Field from 1942 to 1945, dug several tunnels in this hill for air-raid shelters and storage. In 1955, the
Americans opened some tunnels and found two Japanese warplanes and plenty of war materials attesting to Japan's
strong defense of Clark. The CDC installed a marker on September 1, 2002.
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Accommodation Facilities
(DOT-accredited)
The excellent infrastructure left behind by the American military complemented by private investments in leisure and
tourism enables the Clark Special Economic Zone to offer accommodations for every occasion and budget.
HOTELS
First Class
HOLIDAY INN HOTELS & RESORTS — CLARK, PHILIPPINES
Mimosa Dr., Mimosa Leisure Estate Clarkfield, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-2) 845-1888/810-3627
Fax No.
(63-2) 843-1363 /810-3743
Email
hircf@comclark.com
Website
www.holiday-inn.com/hotels/clfrp
Total No. of Rooms: 332
Room features: Individually-controlled airconditioning unit, hot and cold water shower, cable TV and pay TV,
international and national direct dial telephone, coffee and tea-making facility, mini-bar, working table, side table and
chairs, broadband internet service, hairdryer, safety deposit box; bathtub, flat-screen TV, DVD in selected rooms; iron
and board, and 2-way vanity mirror for single and superior rooms
Standard
MARLIM MANSIONS
McArthur Hi-way, Balibago, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 625-8320
Fax No.
(63-45) 322-2126
Email
marlim@digitelone.com
Website
www.malimmansionshotel.net
Total No. of Rooms: 75
DM RESIDENTS
141 B Federico St., Sta. Maria Subd. Balibago, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 323-6177 to78
Fax No.
(63-45) 892-3609
Total No. of Rooms: 72
HOTEL HANA
Embassy Court, Malabanias Rd. Angeles City, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 892-6668/6009
Fax No.
(63-45) 892-6001
Total No. of Rooms: 40
Economy
BLISS HOTEL
117 Hill St., Dau, Mabalacat, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 624-0424/0502/892-4971
Email
blisshotelph@yahoo.com
ORCHID INN RESORT
109 Raymond St., Balibago Angeles City, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 322-0370/892-2403/2653
Fax No.
(63-45) 322-2790
Email
info@orchid-inn.com
Website
www.orchid-inn.com
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RESORTS
Class “AA”
CLEARWATER COOUNTRY CLUB
Creekside Rd., CSEZ Clarkfield, Pampanga 2009
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-5623/ (02) 633-1566
Fax No.
(63-02) 844-5795/ 635-4945
Email
marklord@yats-international.com
Website
www.yilp.com
Total No of Rooms: 18
Room features: TV, aircon, mini-bar, CD/DVD player in deluxe room, shower and bathroom facilities in luxury tents
Class “A”
ANGELES SPORTS & COUNTRY CLUB
Zeppelin St., Hensonville, Angeles City, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 892-6358
Fax No.
(63-45) 892-6303
Total No. of Rooms: 9
TOURIST INNS
RED PHOENIX HOTEL
#810 Malabanias Rd. cor. Perimeter Rd., Plaridel Subd. Balibago, Angeles City
Tel.No.
(63-45) 888-2195/2196/892-0089/ 322-2074
Fax No.
(63-45) 322-2074
Email
info@hoenixhotel.com.ph
Website
www.phoenixhotel.com.ph
SEINPOST HOTEL
303 Malabanias Rd., Plaridel 1 Balibago, Angeles City
Tel.No.
(63-45) 892-2585
Fax No.
(63-45) 892-2878
Email
gerry_sigua@yahoo.com
Website
www.seinpost.com
Dining Facilities
(DOT-accredited)
The province of Pampanga boasts of its delicious cuisine and the culinary expertise of its people. Thus, it is always a
gastronomic experience to dine in Clark, or even outside this former American base, where the food is fantastic and
specialty restaurants proliferate. There are local restaurants that allow patrons to choose their food from a display
counter before it is cooked.
American Cuisine
VFW POST 2485
Pinatubo St. cor. Santo) Rd., Clarkview Subd. Balibago, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 892-7147
Fax No.
(63-45) 892-7369
Email
vfw2485@digitelone.com
Website
www.vfwpost2485.com
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Chinese Cuisine
BEIJING PALACE
Bldg. 2058 Cardinal Santos Ave., CSEZ Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-6068/6067/0551
Email
beijing@comclark.com
Website
www.visitclark.com
GOLDEN PAVILION RESTAURANT
Fontana Leisure Park, Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-5000/5777 loc. 8268
Email
fontana@fontanaleisureparks.com
Website
www.fontanaleisureparks
SHANGHAI PALACE RESTAURANT
McArthur Hi-way, Balibago, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 323-5071/5075/892-5088/3512
Filipino Cuisine
BAHAY KUBO RESTAURANT
Acacia Dr., Mimosa Leisure Estate CSEZ, Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-2880/875-1734
International Cuisine
CLARK DINE
Bldg. 5860 Officers' Club, CSEZ Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-2511/887-0591
Email
shybala326@yahoo.com
Website
www.visitclark.com
COTTAGE KITCHEN CAFE
892 Don Juico Ave., Clarkview, Balibago, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 322-3366/893-2599
FOUR SEASONS GRILL & SEAFOOD RESTAURANT
Bldg. 7160 CM Recto Hi-way cor. Gil Puyat Avenue CSEZ, Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-2381 / 2382
Fax No.
(63-45) 599-2382
Email
brucecar@comclark.com
Website
www.visitclark.com
MARANAO GRILL
Clarkville Compound, Perimeter Rd., Balibago, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 322-3301 to 04/322-3164/625-8302
Email
oasishtl@comclark.com
Website
www.oasishotel.com.ph
RED CRAB SEAFOOD AND STEAK RESTAURANT
Bldg. 2078 Mahogany Drive, Mimosa Leisure Estate CSEZ, Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-5346
Website
www.visitclark.com
RODIZIO
Holiday Inn Clark Rooftop, Mimosa Drive, Mimosa Leisure Estate Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-02) 845-1888
(63-45) S99-8000 loc. 1317
Email
hircf@comclark.com
Website
www.holiday-inn.com/clark
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VIN CAFE
Clear Water Resort, Centennial Rd. Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-6248 (63-02) 633-1566
Email
service@yats-international.com
Website
www.yilp.com
Italian Cuisine
BRETTO' S
506 Don Juico Ave., Clarkview Balibago, Angeles City
C ITALIAN DINING
#1210 Don Juico Ave., Clarkview Balibago, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 892-4059/6993
Email
citalian@comclark.com
12:30 PIZZA
Clark City Terminal, Checkpoint Balibago, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 892-76S4/331-4444
Fax No.
(63-45) 625-6407
Korean Cuisine
KOREA HOUSE RESTAURANT
Ivlirnosa Leisure Estate Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-3032 / 2812 / 2641
Fax No.
(63-45) 599-2812
Email
yoonsoocho@hotmail.com
Website
www.visitclark.com
Mediterranean Cuisine
YATS INTERNATIONAL WINE CLUB
(Yats Grill Room in Mimosa, Lakeside Cafe at Clearwater Country Club, Yats Coffee Shop at Philexcel, and
Bistro Vin Cafe) Bldg. 1988 Mimosa Leisure Estate, CSEZ, Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-5949 (63-02) 633-1566
(0917) 817-9441 Fax No. (63-45) 599-5600
Email
service@yilp.com
Website
www.yilp.com
Thai Cuisine
SIAM SQUARE
1088 McArthur Hi-way, Balibago, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 892-4538
Entertainment Facilities
Clark is a haven for competitive people who look for excitement until the wee hours of the morning. For families, taking a
stroll inside the leisure estate or catching the latest movie at the malls represent quality time that strengthens
relationships.
CASINO FILIPINO—ANGELES
McArthur Hi-way, Balibago Angeles City, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 332-1196/1198 625-7597/7599/892-5073
Email
cfangeles@comclark.com
cfangeles@pldtdsl.net
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CASINO FILIPINO–MIMOSA
Mimosa Leisure Parks Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-6020/6001
Email
cfmimosa@info.com.ph
FONTANA CASINO
CM Recto Hi-way, CSEZ Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-5777/5000/5482
LIMITED EDITION SPORTSBAR
1214 Sidegate Shopping Mall, Don Juico Ave.Clarkview, Angeles City
Website
www.limitededition.com.ph
MARGARITA STATION BAR & RESTAURANT
#940 Fields Ave., Balibago, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 322-0354/892-6548
Email
theville@datelnet.net
Website
www.theville.com
MO'S PLACE
Fields Ave., Balibago, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 892-0509
Fax No.
(63-45) 892-0513
Email
info@kokomoz.com
Website
www.kokomoz.com
Shopping
Clark is known for its duty free shops. However, with the proximity of modern malls like SM City Clark, SM City San
Fernando and Robinsons San Fernando, the destination now caters to every shopper's delight. The most sought-after
products are the Christmas lanterns, tocino (cured pork), sisig (sizzling pig cheeks), aligi (crab fat), and wooden furniture.
ANNIE'S BELGIAN CHOCOLATES
Clark, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 321-0306 (0919) 476-9564
Email
marketing annies@yahoo.com.ph
ARJAN DUTY FREE SHOP
Bldg. 5276 CM Recto Hi-way, CSEZ Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-2593/2596
AUCTION.PH
Bldg. 1995, Mimosa Drive Mimosa Leisure Estate, Clark, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-6000
Fax No.
(63-45) 599-7035
Email
rmmutuc0auction.ph
Website
www.auction.ph
BALIKBAYAN MALL
Bldg. N7264 CM Recto Hi-way, CSEZ, Clark Field, Pampanga
BEST BUY
Bldg. 5415 CM Recto Hi-way, CSEZ Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-2786/2787
Email
bestbuy@comclark.com
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CLARK INTERIORS
Bldg. 5310 Centennial Rd., CSEZ Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-3817 to 19
DFS DUTY FREE SUPERSTORE
N5416 CM Recto Hi-way, CSEZ Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-2362/2123
DUTY FREE FIRST SUPERSTORE
N3680 P. Kalaw Ave. cor. G. de Jesus Ave. CSEZ, Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-2955/2960
GRAND DUTY FREE PLAZA
CM Recto Hi-way, CSEZ Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-3075 to 77
Email
grand@comclark.com
JC MALL DUTY FREE
CM Recto Hi-way, CSEZ Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-2498/2500
Email
jcmalldf@netasia.net
ORIENTAL CLARK DUTY FREE
Bldg. 7272 CM Recto Hi-way, CSEZ Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-21 14/21 15/2117
Email
demagus@comclark.com
PARKSON DUTY FREE
CM Recto Hi-way cor. Centennial Rd., CSEZ, Clark Field, Pampanga
PUREGOLD DUTY FREE
CM Recto Hi-way cor. P. Kalaw St., CSEZ Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-2349/2187
ROSAS QUILTS, INC.
124 Rosas Bldg., Don Juico Ave. Clarkview, Balibago, Angeles City, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 322-5953/625-6943
(63-02) 400-7135/523-8620
(0918) 902-8806
Email
edna@rosasquilts.com
Website
www.rosasquilts.com
SM CITY CLARK
M.A. Roxas Ave., CSEZ Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 625-5844 to 46
Special Interest
Enjoy sky diving, off-road driving, or go on an aerial tour of Mt. Pinatubo over the weekend.
GOLF
Nestled between residential estates and industrial zones are golf courses for the elite and ordinary folk. Clark has hosted
several prestigious tournaments like the Johnny Walker Classic and an exhibition game by Tiger Woods.
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J & K International (Golf) College
Bldg. 6004 Villamor St., Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-6726/ 6803/893-4048
Email
j&kwebmaster@golfnet.com
Website
www.j&kgolf.com
Mequeni Golf Course (Air Force City)
Air Force City, CSEZ Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-2014/2015
Mimosa Golf And Country Club
Mimosa Leisure Estate M.A. Roxas Hi-way, CSEZ, Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-7000
Email
knm_mimosa@yahoo.com
Website
www.mimosaresort.com
ADVENTURE SPORTS
Clark is popular for its thrilling adventure sports-parachuting, microlight flying and off-road motorcycling. Every February,
the Hot Air Balloon Festival features colorful hot-air balloons that continue to draw tourists to Pampanga.
Clark Eagles
Kamikaze West Airfield, Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(0921) 540-4077
(0927) 414-1688
(Gun club, practical shooting)
Clarky Adventure Camp
Holiday Inn Resort, Clark Field Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 845-1888
Email
hircf@comclark.com
Website
www.holiday-inn.com/clark
(An adventure camp featuring obstacle course, paintball war games and target shooting, a treasure hunting/ hiking trail
with father and son camp)
SPORTS COMPLEX
Smash Power
McArthur Hi-way, Telabastagan San Fernando, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 888-8888/636-6336/599-7228
(16 badminton courts, fitness gym, swimming pool, aerobics session, basketball court, cafe, pro-shop, airconditioned
lounge, skating rink, boxing gym, beach volleyball, air-soft war games, Thai foot and body massage, aviary)
LEARNING CENTERS
Angeles City Flying Club
Woodland Airpark, Sitio Talimundok, San Antonio, Magalang, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(0918) 920-3039
Email
acfc@mozcom.com
Website
www.angelescityflyingclub.com.ph
(Flying school offering aerial tour of Mt. Pinatubo area)
Canadian Pacific Academy
Bicig. 2090 C.P. Garcia Ave., CSEZ, Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-7228
Email
jay.delrosario@gmail.com
(Golf academy, and offers vocational courses Conversational English as a Second Language or ESL)
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Museums and Art Galleries
CLARK MUSEUM AND MUSEONG KAPAMPANGAN
Tel. No.
(045) 599-2854 & 3222
Operating Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Monday – Friday
Entrance/Admission Fee: Php 30.00
The museum showcases the rich historical past of Clark as a former US military base, and its dramatic metamorphosis
into a special economic zone and eventually as a world-class aerotropolis. This is depicted in countless pictures, scenic
dioramas, true-to-life replicas and murals, artifacts and others. It is also a tribute to the resilient Filipinos who strive to
reshape their future despite ravages of war and the wrath of nature. A special section is dedicated to the Thomasites - the
first American teachers in the Philippines - in vivid photographs. The Kapampangan Museum showcases Pampanga's
rich history and culture through a huge collection of artifacts and photographs of famous heroes and celebrities from the
province. Among the Kapampangan luminaries depicted are philanthropist Don Honorio Ventura, literary genius Juan
Crisostomo Soto, President Diosdado Macapagal, Sen. Benigno Aquino Jr., Cardinal Rufino Santos, Justice Jose Abad
Santos and Sen. Gil J. Puyat.
Convention and Exhibition Facilities
CLARK EXPO
Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-9000 loc 781 599-3536
Total No. of Function Rooms: 5
Capacity: Minimum – 500
Maximum – 30,000
CLEARWATER RESORT & COUNTRY CLUB -CONVENTION HALL
Centennial Rd., Clark Special Economic Zone Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 844-5795/633-1566/ 599-5623/5949
Email
marklord@yats-international.com
Website
www.yilp.com
Total No. of Function Rooms: 1
Capacity: Minimum – 1,000
Maximum – 4,000
FONTANA RESORT & COUNTRY CLUB CONVENTION CENTER
CM Recto Hi-way, Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-5000
Email
fontana@fontanaleisureparks.com
Website
www.fontanaleisureparks.com
Total No. of Function Rooms: 9
Capacity: Minimum – 20
Maximum – 1,000
GRAND PALAZZO ROYALE
Friendship Circumferential Rd., Brgy. Cutcut Angeles City, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 887-2009/322-9217
Email
infoggrandpalazzoroyale.com
Website
www.grandpalazzoroyale.com
Total No. of Function Rooms: 6
Capacity: Minimum – 100
Maximum – 550
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HOLIDAY INN RESORT CLARK FIELD
Mimosa Leisure Estate Clark Field, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-8000/845-1888
Email
hi-clark@globenet.com.ph
Website
www.holiday-inn.com/clark
Total No. of Function Rooms: 7
Capacity: Minimum – 75
Maximum – 1,000
MARLIM MANSIONS HOTEL
Diamond Subd., Balibago Angeles City, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 322-2002/2393/ 331-4044/4737
Email
marlim@digitelone.com
Website
www.marlimmansionshotel.com
Total No. of Function Rooms: 1
Capacity: Minimum – 300
Maximum – 550
SHANGHAI PALACE RESTAURANT
McArthur Hi-way, Balibago
Angeles City, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 892-5088/323-5071/5075
Email
shanghai-ac@yahoo.com
Total No. of Function Rooms: 10
Capacity: Minimum – 12
Maximum – 900
UNI-CHEFS CATERING AT TERESA HALL
19-57 Dona Teresa Ave., Villa Teresa Ext. Angeles City, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 887-2627/322-6533
Total No. of Function Rooms: 1
Capacity: Minimum – 200
Maximum – 400
Travel Agencies
(DOT-accredited)
AIRLINK TRAVEL & TOURS
2024 Lakandula St., San Jose, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 322-7178/888-5621
Email
airlinktravel-2020@yahoo.com
AMEGA TRAVEL & TOURS
G/F Horizon Hill Hotel cor. Plaridel St., Malabanias Rd. Angeles City, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 892-3534/5318
Email
amega-15@yahoo.com
ANGELES INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL CENTER
805 Don Juico Avenue, Clarkview, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 888-2175/322-0801/5929/ 625-6051 to 52
Email
cmctavish@angelestravel.com
Website
www.angelestravel.com
CHARINA'S TRAVEL
Clarkton Hotel, 620 Don Juico Avenue, Clarkview, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 893-2216
Fax No.
(63-45) 625-6887
Email
erndopp@yahoo.com
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CLARK INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL AGENCY
Bldg. 1995, Mimosa Drive, Clark, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 599-2641
Fax No.
(63-45) 599-2812
Email
yoonsoocho@hotmail.com
EARTHLINK TRAVEL
530-B JAV Bldg., McArthur Hi-way Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 887-1405/322-5907
Email
earthlinktravel@yahoo.com
ECOZONE TRAVEL & TOURS
Rm. 201 JMS Bldg., McArthur Hi-way Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 322-8961
(0920) 938-1948
Fax No.
(63-45) 887-0334
GL DE GUZMAN TRAVEL SERVICES
McArthur Hi-way, Diamond Subd. Balibago, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 892-2267
Telefax
(63-45) 892-6592
Email
de_guzmantravel@yahoo.com
JASMIN TRAVEL AGENCY
Sta. Maria Village II, Balibago, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 322-8068/892-5765
Email
jasmin_travel@yahoo.com
MAJEMAH TRAVEL & TOURS SERVICES
2/F R. L. Cruz Bldg.Balibago, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 892-2169/323-6725/6726/ 625-7665
Email
majemahtravel@yahoo.com
METRO ANGELES TRAVEL SPECIALIST
2370 Sto. Entierro St., Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 888-3927/4267/322-3341
Email
mats@mozcom.com
ROUND AROUND TRAVEL & TOURS
194 Stall B, Friendship Hi-way, Anunas, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 322-0980
Email
roundaround–travel2007@yahoo.com
SWAGMAN TRAVEL
City Terminal Bldg., Don Juico Ave. Malabanias, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 322-5231/9473
Telefax
(63-45) 322-5133
Email
narratravel@swaggy.com
Website
www.swaggy.corn
TOURAINE TRAVEL AGENCY
Stall 66, Fields Avenue, Balibago, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 322-7603
Telefax
(63-45) 892-0478
Email
tourainetrav_10@yahoo.com.ph
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Tourist Transport Operators
(DOT-Accredited)
BLUE ORIENT
Miranda Ext., Sta. Trinidad, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 888-1517/5083
DOLPHIN GLOBAL TRANSPORT SERVICES
1/F Ming's Bldg., 608 Don Juico Ave., Clarkview, Malabanias, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 893-1590
Fax No.
(63-45) 893-0262
Email
dolphin-global@yahoo.com
NFG TOURS PHILIPPINES
#9-18 Zeppelin St.., Malabanias, Hensonville, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 625-7335/892-5759
(0916) 446-6504
RJ EXPRESS, INC.
Villa Luisa, Subd., Sta. Ana, Pampanga
Tel. No.
(63-45) 631-0488
RED PHOENIX HOTEL TRANSPORT
#810 Malabanias Rd., Clarkview Balibago, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 888-2195/322-2074
Email
phoenix@mozcom.com
SIMSONS TRANSPORT INC.
#22-24, 4th St., Villa Sol Subd. Balibago, Angeles City
Tel. No.
(63-45) 893-0640
(0915) 786-6898
(0927) 871-0707
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SUBIC
General Description
The Subic Bay Freeport (formerly Subic Naval Base) is located 110 kilometers north of Manila and is adjacent to
Olongapo City. It faces the South China Sea and lies northwest of the Bataan Peninsula and southwest of Zambales
Province.
From the sea, the Subic Bay Freeport looks more like a huge commercial and industrial complex with hotels and resorts,
rather than a naval base that is nestled at the foot of the BataanZambales mountain range. Visible, too, are the de luxe
villas that were the residences constructed during the 1996 APEC Summit for the heads of state. Up close, the Subic Bay
Freeport has little resemblance to the way it looked before the American troops left in 1992.
Infrastructure around the Freeport is being maintained and modernized by the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA).
Now host to the first Freeport zone in the country, the Subic Bay Freeport Zone (SBFZ) – a sprawling industrial,
commercial and tourism estate – attracts hundreds of investors and millions of local and foreign tourists today.
Businesses from across the world have discovered Subic Bay Freeport's heartof-Asia location (being at the center of the
fastest growing markets in Asia) as an easy access to all major Asian cities and within easy reach either by sea or by air
(3 to 4 days by sea, 2 to 3 hours by air), and its centuries-old experience in global access.
The metamorphosis that Subic Bay has undergone for over two centuries leaves one in great admiration of how this
former ammunition depot gradually turned into a world class Freeport.
Inside the complex are golf courses, a yacht club, a casino, hotels and on the southern fringes beyond the airport are the
Hidden Beach, Miracle Beach, Nabasan Beach, while behind the airport are the Officers Beach and All Hands Beach
favored by US servicemen. Just four kilometers north of the base in Barrio Barreto is the Baloy Beach, one of the better
beaches in Luzon.
The Jungle Environment Survival Training (JEST) Camp on Aparri Road, Upper Mau, created in the 60's to prepare
American soldiers for combat in Vietnam, is still intact, with Aetas conducting training on survival techniques such as
drinking water collected in bamboo and making fire from bamboo twigs, eating edible berries and identifying medicinal
plants in the jungle. The setting of JEST is perfect as Subic Bay has the country's only remaining three-layered virgin
canopy rainforest teeming with wildlife and foliage.
The Cubi bats, thousands of them, are very much around, too, suspended from the trees during the day and taking flight
altogether at around 6 o'clock every night, making their frightening sounds as they form an impressive black cloud.
Subic Bay is also popular for wreck diving as around 20 American, Spanish and Japanese ships lie in the bay. Some of
the notable shipwrecks are the battle cruiser USS New York launched in America in 1891; the two Spanish-era ships, El
Capitan and San Quentin; and the Japanese POW ship Oryoku Maru and cargo vessel Seian Maru.
Beyond Subic, in San Antonio, lba, Zambales is the Casa San Miguel – a superb building inspired by different
architectural styles built by renowned violinist Coke Bolipata, in the idyllic setting of a mango orchard. An open house for
artistic endeavors, Casa San Miguel is the venue of the monthly Pundaquit Concerts.
How to get there
By Air
The Subic Bay International Airport has regular direct international chartered flights. Far Eastern Air Transport provides
international scheduled flights to Taipei and Kaohsiung, Taiwan on Sundays and Wednesdays.
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The Subic Bay International Airport features a 2,700-meter runway and a 10,000 square meter-passenger terminal
capable of handling 700 passengers at any given time. Operations are supported by latest technology to ensure
passenger security and comfort. A GPS System further enhances its navigational aid capabilities.
INTERNATIONAL CHARTER FLIGHTS
For the latest flight schedules, visit the website or contact the telephone numbers of the airlines listed below.
AIR PHILIPPINES
Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales,
Manila Office: R1 Hangar, APC Gate 1 Andrews Ave., Nichols AB, Pasay City
Tel. No.
(63-02) 851-7601/7922/855-9000
Email
reservations@airphilippines.com.ph
Website
www.airphilippines.com.ph
Route from/to Subic: China (Guangzhou)
CEBU PACIFIC
Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Manila Office: 16/F Robinsons, Equitable Tower, ADB Ave. cot. Poveda Rd. Ortigas Center, Pasig City
Tel. No.
(63-02) 702-0888/255-4040
Email
ceb.reservation@cebupacificair.com
Website
www.cebupacificair.com
Route from/to Subic: Korea (Incheon)
DEER JET (DER)
G/F Passenger Terminal, Subic International Airport, Subic Bay Freeport c/o Vision Air Flight Support, Inc., Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-7571/7573
Route from/to Subic. China (Guangzhou)
FAR EASTERN AIR TRANSPORT
No. 5 Alley 123, Lane 405 Tun-Hwa N. Rd. Taipei 10592 Taiwan, Republic of China
Tel. No.
(886-2) 2712 1555/
4066-6789 Reservation Center
Email
mike@fat.com.tw
Website
www.fat.com.tw/en/A7/Ea7l1.asp
Online reservation: www.ezfly.com
Route from/to Subic: Taiwan (Taipei)
MANDARIN AIRLINES (AE)
G/F Passenger Terminal, Subic International Airport Subic Bay Freeport c/o Vision Air Flight Support, Inc., Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-7571n573
Route from/to Subic: Taiwan (Taipei)
DOMESTIC CHARTER FLIGHTS
For the latest flight schedules, visit the website or contact the telephone numbers of the airlines listed below.
CORPORATE AIR
Air Charter Service and Aircraft Maintenance, Bldg. 8182, Subic Bay International Airport Subic Bay Freeport Zone
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-7905
Route from/to Subic: Any domestic destination (availability of flight/s subject to booking)
L & L JET AVIATION CORPORATION
Domestic aircraft services
Tel. No.
(63-02) 812-0659 to 63
Fax No.
(63-02) 818-7339
Route from/to Subic: Any domestic destination (availability of flight/s subject to booking)
SUBIC INTERNATIONAL AIR CHARTER INC.
Regional executive jet charter service
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-7811
Fax No.
(63-47)252-7810
Route from/to Subic: Any domestic destination (availability of flightls subject to booking)
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SUBIC SEA PLANE INC.
Domestic Seaplane Charter, Lot 14, Argonaut Highway, Subic Port District, Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2230
(0919) 325-1106
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-1844
Email
seaplane@asia-mail.com
Website
www.seaplanehighsetphiIippines.com
Route from/to Subic: Manila; Puerto Galera; Boracay; Pandan; Coron; Mt. Pinatubo
VISION AIR
G/Floor Passenger Terminal Area Subic Bay International Airport
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-7571
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-7573
Email
vasubic@info.com.ph
Route fromlto Subic: Any domestic destination (availability of flight/s subject to booking)
By Sea
A relaxing ferry trip via Mt. Samat Express leaves Manila from the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) Complex in
Roxas Boulevard and takes you to the port of Orion in the province of Bataan. From the port, a bus takes you to Subic
Bay. Do note, however, that bus services from the port to Subic Bay should be arranged with the designated officer at the
front desk of the ferry terminal.
The Subic Bay Seaport serves as a major alternative port for importers and exporters in the Northern and Central Luzon
areas of the country to decongest the Manila International Container Terminal. It has a total of 15 operational piers and
wharves capable of servicing all kinds of sea vessels. Subic's seaport and container handling facilities were recently
enhanced with the operation of the Subic Bay International Container Terminal Services at the Sattler pier. The Freeport
also has two operational port terminals: the fertilizer bulk terminal at the Boton Wharf, and the grain bulk terminal at the
Leyte Wharf. Aside from its strategic location, this deepwater seaport is capable of handling the largest ships ever built,
manifested when it once supported the mighty US 7th Fleet.
Subic Bay's seaport is endowed with a deep-water harbor capable of accommodating the largest cargo and passenger
vessels. A grain and fertilizer terminal adjacent to the airport are now operational while a new container port will be built
under a development plan, which will increase cargo handling facility capacity.
MV CHEEWEE
Waterfront Rd., Subic Bay Freeport Zone Olongapo City, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 268-8730
(63-02) 688-7300/634-2951
Fax No.
(63-02) 635-2951
Email
reservation@grandeislandresort.com
By Land
Subic Bay Freeport Zone is 110 kms. north of Manila, the Philippine capital, where Saulog Transit and Victory Liner
airconditioned buses provide passengers with regular transport services to and from the Olongapo City terminal. A short
jeepney ride takes you from the Victory Liner terminal to the Freeport, while Saulog Transit terminal is just a stone's throw
away from the vicinity.
BUS COMPANIES
VICTORY LINER
Anonas St., West Bajac-Bajac, Olongapo City
Tel. No.
(63-47) 222-2241
Route from/to Subic: Pasay; Caloocan; Manila
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SAULOG TRANSIT
1 Gordon Ave., Pag-asa St., East Tapinac Olongapo City
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2232/2471
Route from/to Subic: Cavite
RENT-A-CAR / TAXI SERVICES
PHILKON TRANSPORT
Unit 12, Cluster 1 (Gamma Commercial Complex), Lot 47 cor. Rizal Avenue, Subic Bay, Freeport Zone
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-9988
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-3279
WINSTAR TRANSPORT SERVICE
Bldg. 593, Man Gate Terminal (Dispatching area), Bldg. 1121 Argonaut Highway (Main Office), Subic Bay Freeport Zone
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-7409
(63-47) 222-5827 (Van rental)
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-3279
By Private Vehicle from Manila and any Point in Luzon
Take the North Luzon Expressway all the way to San Fernando Exit, and pass through the towns of Pampanga (Bacolor,
Guagua, Lubao) and Bataan (Dinalupihan) to the Subic Bay Freeport Expressway, via Tipo Road in Bataan.
Entering The Freeport
A visitor's pass will be issued by the sentry upon entering the Freeport.
Tourist Attractions
BALON, BOTON AND TIPO HIDDEN FALLS
These waterfalls have clean, clear water, and are surrounded by gigantic boulders. Situated in an area of lush greeneries,
the falls provide a cool, tranquil retreat for nature lovers.
BICENTENNIAL PARK
Enjoy the outdoors with family and friends at these scenic picnic grounds. Native fishing gears are available for those
who would like to try their hand at fishing in the man-made lagoon.
CUBI POINT BAT KINGDOM
Bldg. 8321, Crown Peak Garden, Zambales Rd.
Tel.
No. (63-47) 252-4032/4829
Over 10,000 fruit bats, the biggest of its kind in the world, roosting around treetops are a must-see in the protected forest
reserves of the Subic Bay Freeport Zone. Along with a horde of flying foxes and bamboo bats, which are the smallest in
the Philippines, it is also thrilling to watch as they take off on their early evening hunt.
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FOREST ADVENTURE PARK
Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-4242/4123
Fax
(63-02) 899-9829
(63-47) 252-2319
Email
princetrigs@yahoo.com
subic_atv@yahoo.com
tourism@sbma.com
Website
www.subicbay.com.ph
www.zoobic.com.ph
Located in a dense jungle and protected area of Subic Bay Freeport, the park consists of a wildlife sanctuary called
Zoobic Safari, the Ancient World Museum, a Jungle Survival Camp for team-building seminars, Petting Zoo, and
botanical garden, among others.
Zoobic Safari
The Zoobic Safari Park is dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of sick, injured and orphaned wildlife. It
hopes to encourage respect for all life through public education. The park is home to different kinds of animals, both
endangered and endemic species.
It features the only Tiger Safari in the Philippines, a safari jeep ride in the Savannah (Savannah Ride) that allows you to
view live adult tigers roaming freely, and a tour of the tiger museum, which includes an optional "close encounter" (2-feet
away) with Siberian and Bengal tigers.
Subic Ancient World Museum
The museum presents a unique pre-historic setting with life-size replica of dinosaurs, volcanoes, river rides, and
man-made tunnels. It also features accommodations in a cave-like setting with first-class amenities of a five-star hotel.
Jungle Environmental Survival Training (JEST) Camp and Pamulaklakin Forest/River Trails
The Camp familiarizes you with jungle survival techniques through a demonstration from the US Navy-trained Aeta
Training Officers. It includes sightseeing and ocular of the area, and an optional Ecology Tour and trek inside the forests
of Subic, with the help of a native guide, and a visit to the Pastolan Aeta Village which immerses you in the culture of the
Aetas, and educates you in the various types of medicinal plants that live and flourish in JEST Camp's garden.
Optional adventure activities are available at the Pastolan Extreme Adventure Park Zone (PEAPZ), such as the canopy
slide/ride or "Slide for Life" (sit on a harness and ride the wind), wall climbing, tension traverse, pole jump, high ladder,
rope courses, etc.
Zoobic Park Petting Zoo
It showcases Subic's diverse biological resources. It features the Subic Aviary and Bird Park with a collection of imported
birds, the Butterfly Kingdom, an Insectarium, and a Serpentarium with live iguanas, crocodiles, snakes, lizards and
turtles. Other attractions include Rodent World (Mice Surprise) featuring an amazing collection of rodents and a Rodent
Salon where you can watch guinea pigs being groomed, the Forbidden Tree which helps conquer fear of snakes as you
walk through a cage with snakes dangling from trees. This mini-zoo also features the albino carabao, potbelly,
cassowary, ostrich, deer, miniature horses, bears, monkeys, eagles, turtles, etc.
GRANDE ISLAND
A former rest and recreation (R&R) center for most of the American Navy personnel stationed in Subic, it is now an island
paradise of international standards, under management by Grande Island Resort. Enjoy the fine beaches of the island
amidst aquatic resources, or take a trek along the wilderness trail system.
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GUBAT LEARNING CENTER
B-8321, Zambales Rd., Subic Bay Freeport
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-5233/4032 /
(63-47) 252-4194/4829
Email
patoyski@yahoo.com
Website
www.subicbay.com.ph
The center aims to educate, inform, motivate and empower people to understand the importance of maintaining a
balance in today's ecosystem and to enjoy and protect the environment by means of various exhibit modules, audiovisual
presentations and printed materials. The storyline highlights the famous Philippine Bat and how it relates to the total
forest ecosystem.
HILL 394
Formerly a secret helipad, Subic's most popular peak is so named as it takes you 394 meters above sea level. The hill
offers a spectacular view of the legendary Mt. Natib, and Subic Bay in the northwest. It has an intact ecosystem and is
perfect for picnics, trail ride, mountain biking, camping and bird watching.
SUBIC BAY
Subic Bay is picturesque, serene, endowed with sandy beaches and cool waters, exceptional sceneries, a rich marine
life, and teeming with flora and fauna found only in its bountiful forest and high mountains. The Freeport's protected rich
and fertile soil makes it a perfect habitat for a variety of ornamental, medicinal, and fruit-bearing trees and plants.
Creatures of the jungle, and marine life as well, thrive and adapt to this place that science and man mutually nursed for
them. Given the variety of flora and fauna and the presence of streams, waterfalls and trail systems, ecotour attractions
are plentiful in Subic Bay.
Subic Bay is likewise dedicated to cultivating a peaceful co-existence between human and wildlife, hence, its thematic
parklands that have long rescued and rehabilitated some orphaned, sick or injured animals. The creation of theme parks
makes Subic a destination of maximum pleasure and enjoyment.
SUBIC BAY LIGHTHOUSE
This structure stands on a small precipice along the northbound lane of the national highway. It commands a panoramic
view of Olongapo City, Subic Bay, and the Subic Bay Freeport Zone.
SUBIC BAY OCEAN ADVENTURE / WATER THEME PARK
Subic Bay Marine Exploratorium, Camayan Wharf, Ilanin Forest-West
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-9000
The first Marine Park/aquarium in the country, and a most astounding nautical sanctuary, it showcases Subic Bay marine
life and some of the world's most amazing sea mammals like dolphins, sea lions and false killer whales. The park
features an ocean adventure learning center, an animal rehabilitation center, the Discovery Aquarium, the Sea Lion
Center, a Whale and Sea Lion Show, Encounter with the Whales and Wade with the Whales in shallow water (for kids),
scuba diving and snorkeling, sailing and canoeing.
SUBIC BEACHES
Sun. Sand. Sky. A vast stretch of marvelous sea, waiting to be explored. The more popular beaches are: Dungaree,
Officers, All Hands, Miracle, Nabasan, Camayan, Hidden and Grande Island.
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WATERFRONT BOARDWALK PARK
A perfect picnic site at Waterfront Road. Watch the majestic rising and setting of the sun as it unfolds its beauty over
Subic Bay, and complements the grandeur of the mountains of the Redondo Peninsula – truly a sight to behold.
Accommodation Facilities
(DOT-accredited)
Subic has all kinds of accommodation facilities to suit ones budget or to satisfy the discriminating taste of affluent visitors.
The more popular hotels are located inside the Freeport while decent lodging is available in Olongapo City and nearby
towns of Zambales.
HOTELS
Deluxe
LEGENDA HOTEL
B294, Jefferson St., Waterfront Road, Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-1888 (63-02) 732-9888
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-7958 (63-02) 712-8575
Email
sales@legendanet.com
Website
www.subiclegenda.com
Total No. of Rooms: 254
Room Features: IDD telephone, cable TV, pay-per-view movie, mini bar, hairdryer, in-room safe
SUBIC INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
Labil.an and Sta. Rita Roads, Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Olongapo City
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2222 (63-02) 243-222 to 33
Fax No.
(63-02) 894-5579/243-0852
Email
sales@subichotel.corn
subicint.@svisp.com
Website
www.subichotel.com
Total No. of Rooms: 295
Room Features: International and national direct dial (IDD/NDD) telephone, shower and bathtub, cable TV, mini
refrigerator, safety deposit box
Standard
COURTYARD INN
Lot B, Waterfront Rd. cor. Roxas St. CBD, Subic Bay Freeport Zone
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2366 to 67
Email
courtyard@subictel.com
Website
www.courtyardinnsubic.com
Total No. of Rooms: 38
RESORTS
Class "AAA"
WHITE ROCK RESORT HOTEL
Purok 3, Matain, Subic, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 222-2378/232-2857
(63-02) 421-2781 to 82/84 to 86/395-5273
Fax No.
(63-47) 232-4446
Email
whiterockbeachhotel@yahoo.com
Website
www.whiterockbeachhotel.com
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Total No. of Rooms: 110
Room Features: Cable TV, hot/cold shower, mini bar / mini refrigerator
Class 'AA"
SUBIC BAY MARINE EXPLORATORIUM
Camayan Beach Resort
Camayan Wharf, West Ilanin Forest area Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Olongapo City
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-9000/8000
(63-02) 638-2281 to 82/633-4185
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-5883
Email
info@oceanadventure.com.ph
Website
www.oceanadventure.com.ph
Total No. of Rooms: 24
Room Features: Aircon with ceiling paddle fan, 2 queen-size beds, centralized hot/cold water, cable TV,
international/national direct dial (IDD/NDD) telephone service, 24-hour standby generator
Class "A"
BY THE SEA RESORT
99 National Highway, Barretto, Subic Bay, Olongapo City 2200
Tel. No.
(63-47) 222-4560/2888/223-4346/224-2494
Fax No.
(63-4/)222-2/18/2895
Email
bythesea@greendot.com.ph
inquiry@bythesea.com.ph
Website
www.bythesea.com.ph
Total No. of Rooms: 45
CANOE BEACH RESORT
Brgy. Pundakit San Antonio, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 868-3360
Fax No.
(63-47) 868-3361
Total No. of Rooms: 21
TOURIST INN
SHEAVENS BEACH VIEW HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
Baloy Long Beach, Bo. Barretto, Olongapo City, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 223-9430/224-5134
Fax No.
(63-47) 224-5134
Email
reservations@sheavens.com
Website
www.sheavens.com
Dining Facilities
(DOT-accredited)
Restaurants are mostly walking distance within the Central Business District (CBD), both for fine dining and fast food.
American / Western Cuisine
MEAT PLUS CAFE
Sampson Rd., Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-7091
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-6365
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SANGOSYO (HAWAIIAN DINING & ARTIST SAKE BAR)
Blk. 1 Lot 5, Moonbay Marina, Waterfront Road
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-8199/1584
Asian / Oriental Cuisine
CARACAO ORIENTAL RESTAURANT
2/F Subic Bay Yacht Club, Rizal Highway cor. Burgos St. Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-5211 loc. 2020
COCOLOME RESTAURANT
Rizal Highway
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2412/2413
FENG HUANG
Canal Rd., Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-1888 loc. 1161
HIGHLAND CAFE
Legends Suites, Upper Cubi Point
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-1888 loc. 7850
RAMA MAHAL
Crown Bldg., Sampson Rd. cor. Quezon Rd.
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-3663
SIBIL BAR AND RESTAURANT
Lot 2, Blk. 2 Moonbay 1~larina Waterfront Road
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-1488
SUBIC FAMILY FOOD COURT
Main Gate Area, Central Business District
Chinese Cuisine
FOUR SEASONS RESTAURANT
Grand Season Hotel, Canal Rd. Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-3936
GOLDEN DRAGON RESTAURANT
Canal Rd., Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2222 loc. 2017
GOLDEN TEA HOUSE (DIMSUM AND DUMPLINGS)
Canal Rd., Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-222 loc. 6300
GREEN VIEW RESTAURANT
Subic Bay Golf and Country Club Binictican Heights
MONGKOK DIMSUM AND NOODLES RESTAURANT
Lot 4, Parcel 78, Dewey Ave. cor. Sampson Rd.
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2260/2271
MUSEUM CHINESE RESTAURANT
Legends Hotel, Waterfront Rd.
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-1888 loc. 1144
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Filipino Cuisine
ANNE'S KITCHEN
B-607 Sampson Rd., Subic Bay Freeport Zone
Telefax
(63-47) 252-6568
BOARDWALK INN RESTAURANT
Bldg. 664, Waterfront Road
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2893/2894
FISHCADO
Waterfront Rd., Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-3189
GERRY'S GRILL RESTAURANT & BAR
Waterfront Rd., Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-3936
LUTO SA KAWAYAN
JEST Compound Appari Rd., Upper Mau
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2319
PISTA SA BARRIO
Waterfront Rd., Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-3187
WIMPY'S FOOD PLAZA
Rizal Highway (Main Gate)
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-7401
International Cuisine
CAFE SUBIC
Subic International Hotel, Bravo Bldg., Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2222 loc. 3020
DIAMOND VILLA RESTAURANT
Waterfront Road
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2222 loc. 2004
HORIZON RESTAURANT
Subic Park Hotel, Moonbay Marina
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-1736
ILANIN BAY CAFE
Ocean Adventure Park, Camayan Wharf, West Ilanin Forest Area
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-9000
LE CAFE
Legends Hotel, Waterfront Rd.
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-1888 loc. 1132
PANCAKE HOUSE
Lot 1, Parcel 78 Dewey Ave. cor. Sampson Rd.
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-6588
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-6556
TERRACE CAFE
Delta Bldg., Subic International Hotel
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2222 loc. 6200
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Japanese Cuisine
HINOKUNI YAKINIKU HOUSE JAPANESE RESTAURANT
Bldg. 286, Crown Plaza, Sampson Road
JAPANESE SUSHI BAR
Bldg. Q, 8826 Manila Ave.
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2198
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-3719
SAKURA JAPANESE RESTAURANT
Sta. Rita Road cor. Rizal Highway
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2666
Korean Cuisine
SUBIC KOREAN RESTAURANT & GEN. MDSE., INC.
Bldg. H8811, Rizal Highway, Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-3422
Italian Cuisine
ARESI (RESTAURANT AND BAR)
Courtyard Inn, Waterfront Road
Open 6:00am to 12:00mn, daily
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2366 to 67
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-2367
A TAVOLA (RESTAURANT AND BAR)
Palm Street, Subic Gateway
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-6556
XTREMELY XPRESSO COFFEE BAR & RESTAURANT
Lot 1, Parcel 18 Dewey Ave.
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-3681
YELLOW CRAB PIZZA
Lot 3, Parcel 78, Dewey Ave. cor. Sampson Rd. Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-9999
Spanish Cuisine
BLUE MOUNTAIN CAFE
Lanzones St., Binictican Heights
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-1403
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-2608
THE SPANISH GATE (WINE BAR & RESTAURANT)
560 Dewey Ave., CBD
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-3736
Seafood Restaurants
FISHERMAN'S GARDEN
San Bernardino Rd., Lower Cubi
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-9466
HUNGRY MARLIN RESTAURANT & BAR
Bldg. 1031, Rizal Highway (near SBYQ
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-8701
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Entertainment Facilities
Nightlife in Subic is dominated by live entertainment provided by bands in clubs, bars and restaurants. The quality and
level of performance is comparable to the world's best owing perhaps to its glorious past as a mecca for music lovers
during the days of the American bases. This love of music is also evident in the number of karaoke bars, videoke bars
and discos in the heart of Olongapo City.
BAYSIDE DISCO KARAOKE
Bldg. 251, Dewey Ave., Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-3795
BOARDWALK
*Concert/Show Venue
Waterfront Road, Central Business District Subic Bay Freeport Zone
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-4123/4242
CASINO FILIPINO–OLONGAPO
30 Magsaysay Drive, Olongapo City, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 222-4565 to 66
CLUB SENSE ARIRANG
*Karaoke Bar
Bldg. H881, Rizal Highway
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-1926
CUE ZONE
*Bar and Billiards
Bldg. 727, Manila Ave. Central Business District
DEWEY'S DINER (VIDEOKE, BILLIARDSDISCO & KTV)
* Videoke, billiards, disco and KTV
Bldg. CA, Dewey Ave. Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-6270
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-3711
DFS BILLIARDS
Bldg. Q, 8826 Manila Avenue
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2198
HUNGRY MARLIN GRILL AND RESTAURANT
*Restaurant with billiards
1031 Rizal Highway
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-1801 to 02
LOBBY LOUNGE
*Music bar / lounge
Legenda Hotel, Waterfront Rd. Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-1888
NEPTUNE CLUB
* Videoke bar, disco and billiards
Dewey Ave., Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-1888 loc. 1872
PIER ONE
*Bar and restaurant with live band performances
Lot 1, Blk. 2 Moonbay Marina
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-7097 to 98
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SCENARIO BAR & GRILL
*Music bar / lounge
Blk. 1, Lot 70 Waterfront Rd. Moonbay Marina
SCUBA SHACK
*Beach bar and restaurant with billiards
Waterfront Rd., Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-3005 / 7343
SUBIC BAY ARTS CENTER (SUBAC) THEATRE
*Live performing arts venue (Tanghalang Subic, main theater) with 560 pax seating capacity, lights and PA system;
likewise offers lessons in visual and performing arts.
Bldg. 167, Dewey Ave.
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-4200
SUBIC INTERNATIONAL HOTEL VIDEOKE BAR
Labitan and Sta. Rita Roads, Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-6703 loc. 5300
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-2222
TIMES SQUARE CINEMAS
*Movie theater / cinema house Times Square Plaza
Sta. Rita Rd. cor. Rizal Highway Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-3050/33
VASCO'S RESTAURANT
*Restaurant with billiards
Lot 14, Argonaut Highway Subic Port District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-1845
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-1843
VILLAGE CAFE
*Videoke bar and billiards
Forest Hills Village Resort, El Kabayo Rd., Binictican Heights
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-5599
Shopping
The shopping arcades of Subic are patronized for its imported items like food products, cigarettes, perfumes, hardware,
appliances and surplus items.
88 MART DUTY FREE SHOPS
Sampson Rd., Central Business District Sta. Rita Rd., Subic Bay Freeport
Tel. No.
(047) 252-6088/7488
AMERICAN HARDWARE
Duty free shop for household items
Bldg. 1136, Palm St., Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-7477
BEST & LESS
Branded garments and accessories
Bldg. 157, Bonifacio Drive
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-3724 to 25
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DIVE SHOP
Aqua sports shop
Subic Bay Aqua Sports, Waterfront Rd. Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252- 3005/7343
DUTY FREE SUPERSTORE
Duty free shop
Bldg. 332 Burgos cor. Sampson St. Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-6524/7622
DFS CONVENIENCE STORE
Duty free shop
Bldg. Q, 8826 Rizal Ave.
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252- 2198
DFS WINES & SPIRITS
Duty free shop
Bldg. Q, 8826 Manila Ave.
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2198
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-3719
EUROPE'S FINEST
Duty free store for imported wine and liquor
Unit 127, Charlie Bldg., 789 Subic International Hotel
Telefax
(63-47) 252-6280
FREEPORT EXCHANGE
Duty free variety store
Bldg. 640, Sampson Rd., Central Business District Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-6411
GUESS
Branded products
Subic California Clothing Inc. Freeport Traders Bldg., 640 Burgos St., Central Business District,
Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2599 (63-02) 813-5663
LACOSTE BOUTIQUE
Branded products
Subic Legend Resort Waterfront, CBD
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-3490
MAC FASHION ISLAND
Lot 6, Retail 2, Times Square Plaza
Tel. No.
(63-02) 931-9299
Fax No.
(63-02) 924-1013
MEAT PLUS GOURMET FOOD STORE & CAFE
Sampson Rd., Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-7091
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-6365
PUREGOLD DUTY FREE
Palm St., Subic Gateway
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-5557 to 58
PX CLUB MAGIC KINGDOM
Duty free variety shops
Bldg. 824, Zambales Highway Cubi-Triboa District, Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-6701 to 03
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ROYAL SUBIC MALL
1109 Palm Street
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2666
SAKURA JAPANESE STORE
Japanese products/items
Sta. Rita Rd. cor. Rizal Highway Central Business District, Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2666
SIGNATURE BRANDS APPAREL
Bldg. 1131 -B, Palm St., Subic Gateway
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-5552
THE OUTLET STORE-NIKE
Sta. Rita Rd. cor. Rizai Highway Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2188
OCEAN TREASURE
Gift and Souvenir shop
Ocean Adventure Park, Camayan Wharf, Ilanin West Forest Area
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-9000
VALUE CITY DUTY FREE SHOP
Duty free variety shop
Bldg 1154, Palm St., Subic Gateway (across Puregold Duty Free Shop), Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-5241/44 to 45
Special Interest
DIVING
Shipwreck-Diving
Delve in the magnificent underwater world of Subic Bay and come face to face with its rare marine inhabitants. Explore
relics of history that date back to the Spanish and American eras.
Of the dozen known vessels that were sunk during the last world war, seven are now dive sites. Of these seven vessels,
three are from the American Navy, one from the Japanese, one from the Spanish, and the rest are barges and landing
crafts.
The Oryoku Maru
Christened as "Hell Ship" — the Japanese Oryoku Maru was a luxury liner. It was actually carrying more than a
thousand Americans and allied prisoners when the Americans attacked the ship by mistake, resulting in the
death of friendly forces.
The USS New York / El Capitan / Catalina Patrol Aircraft
The significant vessels from the American Naval Forces are the El Capitana, the Catalina Patrol Aircraft, and the
USS-New York — the flagship of the North Atlantic Squadron. The USS-New York, which was scuttled by the US
Navy in 1941 at the approach of the Japanese, is now the home of multitudes of marine life species.
It is quite an unforgettable experience to swim past the barrels of massive cannons while schools of talakitok
(giant trevally) fish dart overhead in this eerie environment.
Scuba Diving
Subic Bay Aqua Sports
Bldg. 249, Waterfront Rd., Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-6048/7343/3005
Email
sbas–inc@hotmail.com
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Diver Down International Philippines Inc.
B-192, Sta. Rita St., Subic Bay Freeport Zone
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-7227
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-7228
Website
wwvv.diverclownintl.com
E-mail
onfoeast@diverdownintl.com
GOLF
Subic is a treat for golfing enthusiasts and pros alike. While serious players are challenged by the greens, sand traps and
lakes of the 27-hole golf course of the Subic Bay Golf and Country Club, their family members can enjoy a good game at
the 18-hole SBMA Mini-Golf Course along Samson Road.
Subic Bay Golf And Country Club
Bldg. 6900, Binictican Valley Drive Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-1588 to 89
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-1587
Email
tourism@sbma.com
Website
www.subicbay.com.ph
Subic Bay Mini-Golf Course
Sampson Rd. cor. Betty Lane St. Central Business District, Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-4032/4193
(63-47) 252-4123/4242
Email
princetrigs@yahoo.com
Website
www.subicbay.com.ph
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
Traditional and alternative medical services and facilities; private gyms, health clubs and spas; and special care-giving
services are available to cater to visitors who are particular about their health and wellbeing.
Aletheia
Bldg. 727, Manila Ave. cor. Dewey Ave.
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-7405
Larossa Spa
Subic Bay Yacht Club, Rizal Highway cor. Burgos St.
Tel. No.
(63-047) 252-5211
Legends Palace Health And Fitness Club
2/F Legends Hotel, Waterfront Road, CBD
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-1888 loc. 8900
Rendezvous
Lot 5, Times Square Complex, Rizal Highway
Tel. No.
(63-047) 252-9829
Slimmers World International
2/L Times Square Bldg,
Tel. No.
(047) 252-6512
Subic International Hotel Health Club
Between Labitan and Sta. Rita Highway Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-6703 loc. 5306
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Ton-Ton Traditional Thai Massage
Bldg. 1143 Rizal cor. Argonaut Highway
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2136
HORSEBACK RIDING
For horse riding enthusiasts, riding lessons and mounts are available. Only at Subic can one spend lazy afternoons riding
Argentina-bred horses through virgin forest trails.
El Kabayo Riding Stable
Riding lessons and mounts available for horseback-riding enthusiasts
El Kabayo Falls and Equestrian Center, El Kabayo Rd., Binictican Heights Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-1047/1050
Email
gabbylao@broline.com
KAYAKING
Enjoy sailing, kayaking and boating at Subic. Rent a boat and spend a few hours touring the bay and coastline.
Magellan's Landing
Boton area, Argonaut Highway Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-1843 to 45
Email
seagypsy@info.com
MOTOR SPORTS
Subic is host to all sorts of motoring events that attract large contingents from local and foreign motor clubs that train,
practice and compete at the Subic International Speedway.
Subic International Raceway
SVI Racetrack, Airport Road, Subic Port District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-9069 to 70
Subic Le-Mans Go Cart Track
Rizal Highway, Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-1070
Subic Motocross
Beside American Hardware Palm St., Subic Gateway
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-7477
MOUNTAINEERING / TREKKING
The mountains surrounding Subic Bay offer a wealth of opportunity for hikers and trekkers whether for day trips or
overnight hikes. The jungle teems with local wildlife and provides a lot of photo opportunities.
Subic Nature Park Jungle Trek
(Apaliin Forest Trails and Tribo Bay Mangrove Park)
llanin Forest-West Area, Subic Bay Freeport
Tel. No.
(3647) 252-8178/4809/4032/4193
Email
princetrigs@yahoo.com
Website
www.subicbay.com.ph
Discover the wonders of the Subic forest via an ecotour of the mangrove park, and jungle-trekking through the trails of
Apaliin. Take the 30-minute trail, or the full (3-hour) trail, and awe at the panoramic view from the cape of Apaliin Point.
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PARASAILING
Go parasailing along the Subic Bay coastline. Experience the thrill of being lifted off the waters of the bay for a 15-minute
ride that naturally comes with a spectacular view of the Freeport.
Chute 'Em High (Magellan Galleon)
Lot 14 Argonaut Highway, Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Tel. No.
(3647) 252-1845/1843
(0921) 315-5039
Email
chuteemhighparasailing@hotmail.com
Subic Bay Aqua Sports Parasailing Inc.
Bldg. 249, Waterfront Road Central Business District Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2206
Website
www.subicbay.com.ph
SWIMMING AND WATER SPORTS
Whether in an Olympic-sized swimming pool, a kiddie pool or the clean waters of the bay, Subic is not lacking in facilities
that cater to every member of the family. The diverse offering includes water sports activities that appeal to the young
and the adventurous. Subic is synonymous to water skiing, parasailing, jet skis, paddle boards, aqua cycles and all kinds
of water sports.
Swimming
All Hands Beach / Dungaree Beach
FSC Tourism Department, Bldg. H-8211, Sta. Rita Road
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-3143
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-2319
Camayan Beach
Ocean Adventure Park, Ilanin Forest, Naval Magazine Forest
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2319/31/13
Nabasan Beach
Group 1, Ilanin Forest Area
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-4123/4193
(63-47) 252-4242/4032
Kalayaan Swimming Pool
Kalayaan Heights SBMA Tourism Department
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-4193/4032
Subic International Hotel Swimming Pool
Delta Bldg., Sta. Rita Road Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2222
Triboa Bay Country Club
Financial Building Corporation, Corregidor Highway
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-9900/7211/8170
Watersports Activities
Grande Island
Tel. No.
Fax No.
Email
Website
(63-47) 252-9700
(63-02) 688-7355
reservation@grandeislandresort.com
www.grandeislandresort.com
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Networx Jetsports
Beside Gerry's Grill Restaurant, Waterfront Road, Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-3649
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-3469
Email
info@networxjetsports.com
Website
www.networxjetsports.com
Sundouble, Inc./Water Rush Aquasports Adventure
Grande Island Resort
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-9700
TARGET SHOOTING
Subic is a favorite destination of gun owners, pistol clubs and professional soldiers to hone their skills in shooting. There
are also those who engage in the sport for camaraderie and team building.
Firing Range
Naval Magazine, Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-4032
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-4194
Sbma Firing Range
Naval Magazine, Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 224-6989
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-4194
Website www.subicbay.com.ph
TENNIS / BADMINTON
Engaging in racket sports is such a delight at Subic because of the infrastructure and atmosphere that combine to bring
out the best in everyone. Thus, it is not surprising for tennis and badminton organizers to host regular tournaments at the
Freeport.
Subic Bay International Tennis Center
Remy Field, Main Gate Area, Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2884 to 86
Email
email@subicbaytennis.com
Website
www.subicbaytennis.com
A world-class tennis facility ideal for international tournaments. A 5,408 sq. m. sports, fitness and tennis center which has
7 tennis courts, 4 covered courts, 2 outdoor courts, and a stadium court with a 1,500 seating capacity. Other amenities
include a spacious parking area, a clubhouse with shower room, restrooms with showers, lockers and rooms for the
handicapped.
FCP Quad
Rizal Highway, Central Business District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-4123/4193/4032
Forest Hills Village Resort & Tennis Court
El Kaoayo Rd., Binictican Heights
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-4229
Kalayaan Tennis Center
SBMA Tourism Department, Facility 5158 & 5159, Kalayaan Heights
Telefax
(63-47) 252-4229
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Triboa Bay Country Club And Tennis And Badminton Courts
Corregidor Highway
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-9900/7211/8170
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-8170
OTHER ACTIVITIES
Subic Bay Sports Center
SBMA Sports Complex, Central Business District, Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-4032/4242/4190
(c/o the SBMA Tourism Department)
The airconditioned multi-purpose hall features a covered gym and basketball court with fiberglass seats, a collapsible
boxing arena, and a 6-lane track base field oval of 3,500 sq.m. with a covered stadium that can seat 2,000 spectators.
The gym is ideal for badminton and other indoor games, as well as venue for concerts, social gatherings and other
events.
Remy Field Sports Center
Bldg. 662 Taft St. Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-4123/4193 to 94
(63-47) 252-4032/4049/4242
Website
www.subicbay.com.ph
A venue for all kinds of ball sports including tennis, squash, soccer, and football.
FSC Tourism
Permits issued for fishing areas (Malawaan Pier and Leyte Pier); fishing rods available for rent.
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-321
Museums and Art Galleries
OLONGAPO CITY MUSEUM
Olongapo City Convention Center , Old Hospital Rd., East Tapinac Olongapo City, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 223-6470 / 224-1471
Fax No.
(63-47) 224-1468
Email
occc@email.com
Website
www.olongapocity.gov.ph/occc/index
Operating Hours: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Monday – Friday
Entrance/Admission Fees:
Php10.00
for elementary and high school students
Php15.00
for college students
Php25.00
for adults (20% discount for senior citizens)
Php50.00
for tourists
free
for children below 7 years old
The museum showcases the rich historical and cultural heritage of Olongapo City, chronicling its various stages of
transformation over the years, from the city's humble beginnings as a small fishing village inhabited by native Aetas, to a
Navy town, to a successful military base conversion and economic independence after the eruption of Mt. Pinatubo in
1991, and its subsequent growth and development from an ordinary municipality into a vibrant city and a progressive
community. The museum also features 2 exhibit halls, a conference/multi-purpose room, a patio and parking space.
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MAGELLAN'S LANDING MUSEUM
Lot 14, Argonaut Highway.Subic Port District
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-1845
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-1843
Operating Hours: 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM, Open daily
(Monday - Sunday)
Entrance/Admission: Free
SUBIC BAY HISTORICAL ADVENTURE AND MUSEUM/ ARTS INSTITUTE AND GALLERY /
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER
Bldg. 167, Subic Bay Center
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-4411/4160/4200/1843
(9:00 AM-10:00 PM 47)
Operating Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Open daily
(Monday to Sunday)
Entrance/Admission Fees:
Php50.00
for adults
Php40.00
for children above 3 years old
free
for teachers and children below 3 years old
Convention and Exhibition Facilities
BY THE SEA RESORT
99 National Highway, Barretto, Olongapo City
Tel. No.
(63-47) 222-4560 & 2888
Fax No.
(63-47) 222-2718 & 2895
Email
bythesea@greendot.com.ph
inquiry@bythesea.com.ph
Website
www.bythesea.com.ph
Total No. of Function Rooms: 3
Capacity: Minimum – 50
Maximum – 300
GARCON UPPER MAU INN LODGING AND CAFETERIA
Aparri cor. East Ave., Upper Mau, Cubi-Triboa District, SBFZ
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-8718 / 9076
Total No. of Function Rooms: 4
Capacity: Minimum – 20
Maximum – 300
EL CENTRO MULTI-PURPOSE TENT
Subic Legend Hotels/Legenda Hotel, Waterfront Road, Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-1888 loc. 1110
Email
slrc@svisp.com
Website
www.subiclegend.com
Total No. of Function Rooms: 2
Capacity: Minimum – 150
Maximum – 1,000
FOREST HILLS VILLAGE RESORT CONFERENCE FACILITY
Aparri Road
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-1311/5083
Total No. of Function Rooms: 3
Capacity: Minimum – 80
Maximum – 100
GRAND SEASONS HOTEL
Canal Street
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-1888
Total No. of Function Rooms: 1
Capacity: Minimum – 25
Maximum – 70
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GRANDE ISLAND RESORT
Grande Island (Office: Waterfront Road) Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2883/4193
(63-02)688-7300/7373
Email
coo@grandeislandresort.com
Website
www.grandeislandresort.com
Total No. of Function Rooms: 5
Capacity: Minimum – 25
Maximum – 120
LEGENDA HOTEL / LEGENDA SUITES
Waterfront Rd., Subic Bay Freeport Zone Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-1888
Email
sales@legendanet.com
Website
www.subiclegenda.com
Total No. of Function Rooms: 9
Capacity: Minimum – 10
Maximum – 600
MOUNTAIN WOODS INN
1356 Entemedor Street, West Kalayaan Heights
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252 1985
Total No. of Function Rooms: 1
Capacity: Minimum – 150
Maximum – 500
OLONGAPO CITY CONVENTION CENTER
Old Hospital Rd., East Tapinac, Olongapo City, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 224-1471
Fax No.
(63-47) 224-1468
Email
dianne-tourism@yahoo.com
occc@email.com
Website
www.olongapocity.gov.ph
Total No. of Function Rooms: 5
Capacity: Minimum – 50
Maximum - 3,500
SBMA HOTEL
B-281/282 cor. Aguinaldo & Labitan Roads
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-4551 / 4602
Total No. of Function Rooms: 1
Capacity: Minimum – 60
Maximum – 70
SUBIC BAY ARTS CENTER
Bldg. 167, Dewey Ave. cor. Aguinaldo St.
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-4160
Total No. of Function Rooms: 1
Capacity: Minimum – 50
Maximum – 560
SUBIC INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
Rizal Ave. cor Sta. Rita Rd., Subic Bay Freeport, Zambales
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-2222
Email
subicint.@svisp.com
Website
www.subichotel.com
Total No. of Function Rooms: 5
Capacity: Minimum – 20
Maximum - 650
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Travel Agencies
(DOT-accredited)
A PLUS TOURS & TRAVEL
Times Square Plaza, Sta. Rita Road
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-3422/6543
BRILLIANT ANCHOR TOURS & TRAVEL
1710 Rizal Ave., East Bajac-Bajac , Olongapo City
Tel. No.
(63-47) 223-2607
IDEAL TRAVEL & TOURS
Unit 118-120, Bldg., A Subic International Hotel Sta. Rita Road
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-7001/7752
INTERISLAND TRAVEL & TOURS TRANSPORT
Legenda Hotel, Waterfront Road
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-3008/7878
JANG-GU TRAVEL
Unit C-22, Bldg. C, Subic International Hotel Sta. Rita Road
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-6555/5588
PACIFIC COMMERCE & TRAVEL SERVICES
B8341 Bohol Ave., Upper Cubi
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-8742
SEGYE IRC CORPORATION
Grande Island Resort Terminal, Waterfront Rd. Subic Bay Freeport Zone
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-3241
Fax No.
(63-47) 252-3242
Email
sub c9segyei rc. corn
Website
www.segyeirc.com
ST. COLUMBAN TRAVEL & TOURS
Mt. Apo, New Asinan, Olongapo City
Tel. No.
(63-47) 224-1500
SUBIC ILSAN
Unit 118/20, Bldg. A Subic International Hotel Sta. Rita Road
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-1424
TOPSAN TRAVEL & TOURS
43-45 Magsaysay Drive, East Tapinac Olongapo City
Tel. No.
(63-47) 223-1079/224-4828
Fax No.
(63-47) 223-1080
Email
topsantour@yahoo.com
YONG TRAVEL AND TOURS
Unit D, B640 Sampson Road
Tel. No.
(63-47) 252-6304
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