2 days · 8 stops
A first weekend in Subic
Two days is enough to see what Subic is made of. Start in the Central Business District, walk what you can, and save the forest and the water for the afternoon.
These are suggested places from the guide, grouped into a starting route. Adjust the order, travel time and bookings to suit your day. Check current opening hours before setting out.
Day 1
727 Coffee & Co.
A coffee shop in Building 727 on Manila Avenue, which is where the name comes from. It opens at seven every morning and runs to eleven at night, later still from Friday through Sunday.
Morong Park
An ecological park on the Bataan side of the Freeport, well south of the CBD. It sits on the stretch of the zone where the named districts run out, and is marked only by its plus code.
Subic Spanish Gate
Stone gate built by the Spanish Navy as the entrance to the 1885 Arsenal de Olongapo; it once had gunports and served as a jail. WWII POW survivors of the Oryoku Maru sinking were held nearby in a fenced tennis court.
Ocean Adventure
Open-water marine park at Camayan Wharf, run in open lagoons rather than tanks, with daily dolphin, sea lion and rainforest-animal shows plus optional swim and beach encounters. Billed by its operator as Asia's first open-ocean marine park.
Day 2
Daloy Bistro
Filipino restaurant in the Triboa Bay district of Subic Bay Freeport Zone, with dishes built for sharing rather than served as individual plates.
Mimong Face And Body Spa
Facial and body spa on Argonaut Highway, Subic Bay Freeport Zone.
Sky Garden Restaurant
Filipino restaurant on Rizal Highway at the corner of Aguinaldo Street, in the Freeport Central Business District.
Ibis Styles Subic
Accor-brand hotel in the Alpha Building, Subic International Complex, Rizal corner Sta. Rita Road.