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27 places, verified and operating
marine park
Open-water marine park at Camayan Wharf, run in open lagoons rather than tanks, with daily dolphin, sea lion and…
Things to Do
water park
Family waterpark at Camayan Wharf in the West Ilanin Forest Area, a short walk from Ocean Adventure and Camayan Beach Resort. As…
wildlife park
25-hectare wildlife park in Ilanin Forest with a drive-through tiger safari the park bills as the only one in the Philippines,…
survival training
Ecotourism camp in Upper Mau, Cubi-Triboa, built as a 1960s US military jungle-survival school taught by Aeta instructors.…
beach watersports
Beach club on the site of the former US Naval Station at Cubi Point, with straw-roofed huts, a coral reef for snorkeling, and jet…
indoor playground
The Subic branch of Kidzoona, the Japanese indoor-playground chain, on the second floor of Ayala Malls Harbor Point. Ball pits,…
aeta cultural tour
Nature and cultural trail through Pamulaklakin forest guided by Aeta-Ambala community members from Pastolan, with a short…
Wave-pool water park at Moonbay Marina in the Subic Bay Freeport Zone, built around a 3,000-square-metre wave pool.
beach resort
Glamping accommodation inside Zoobic Safari in Ilanin Forest, run by the same Zoomanity operator as the park. Booking listings…
chicken
The KFC in Ayala Malls Harbor Point, at ground-floor units 117 to 120 on the Rizal Highway side. A second Freeport branch trades…
casual restaurant
Subic branch of Aristocrat, the Manila restaurant chain serving Filipino food since 1936, located along Rizal Highway near…
Food & Drink
buffet restaurant
Subic branch of Cabalen, the Kapampangan buffet chain that began in 1974 as a small pasalubong shop, located on the ground floor…
Seafood restaurant on Canal Road, Subic Bay Freeport Zone, serving Filipino shaking-bag style crab and seafood tossed in sauce…
Branch of the national Gerry's Grill Filipino restaurant chain, operating inside Ayala Malls Harbor Point in Subic Bay Freeport…
Stays
budget hotel
Small budget hotel on Waterfront Road in Subic Bay Freeport Zone, two-star rated, within walking distance of the Freeport's…
The Subic branch of Kuya J's, the Filipino chain known for Batangas-style turo-turo cooking. It occupies units 2058 to 2059 on…
pizzeria
Italian pizzeria at Rotonda Food Park near Moonbay Marina in Subic Bay Freeport Zone, baking Naples-style pizza in a wood-fired…
A branch of Max's Restaurant, the Filipino chain built on fried chicken, registered as a locator inside the Subic Bay Freeport…
steakhouse
Fast-casual steakhouse on Sampson Road in Subic Bay Freeport Zone that traces its roots to a 1990s Subic steak outlet, now the…
The Shakey's branch at 19-R Manila Avenue, on the Dewey Avenue corner in the Freeport's CBD. It keeps late hours most nights; a…
Filipino restaurant and cafe at the Wow Complex on Rizal Highway in the CBD area of Subic Bay Freeport Zone, open daily from 6am…
American smokehouse on Waterfront Road in Subic Bay Freeport Zone, hickory-smoking its ribs rather than boiling or liquid-smoking…
fast food chain
Subic branch of Army Navy Burger + Burrito, a Philippine fast-casual chain, located in the Harbor Point Promenade and serving…
Subic branch of Burger King, on the ground floor of Harbor Point (Ayala Malls) along Rizal Highway, run locally by franchisee…
restobar
Lakeside restobar at Bicentennial Park on Rizal Highway in Subic Bay Freeport Zone, open 24 hours, where guests can fish their…
italian restaurant
Italian restaurant on the ground floor of the Pacific Ace Building on Rizal Avenue, open daily for lunch through late dinner.
villa rental
Six self-catering villa units on Tarlac Road inside the Freeport, run by a private host, with kitchens and free parking.
Nearby in spirit
Stays and day spots around the bay built around a pool worth the trip on its own.
Kitchens and venues set up for a big group, not a table for two squeezed into a corner.
Stays, meals, and moments that put the bay itself in view, not just in the name.
