- Also known as: Mt. Anawangin
- Coordinates: 14.8977,120.073
- Trail class: 2 - Hiking
- Entry point: san antonio, zambales
Mt. Pundaquit is a low hill above Brgy. Pundaquit in San Antonio, Zambales, whose overland trail is a scenic land-route alternative to reaching Anawangin Cove by boat. The cove itself is a pine-fringed beach carpeted in white volcanic sand deposited by Mt. Pinatubo's eruption.
| Guides | Not required (₱500.00) |
| Fees notes | Guide fee about P500 for the trek; boat rentals (for the return leg or Capones Island) range P800-1200/day for 4-5 persons. |
| Water sources | No — No potable water source at Anawangin Cove; arrange in advance for water/food to be delivered by boat or bought from vendors. |
| Hazards | occasionally aggressive free-roaming carabao on the slopes, dangerous currents/high tide swimming conditions at the cove, reported drowning deaths at the cove |
| Sidetrips | Capones Island, reachable by boat, with beaches and a Spanish-era lighthouse. |