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Subic Bay Freeport Zone (SBFZ), also simply referred to by many as Subic, is a former US Navy Base located in Central Luzon. The SBFZ is situated along Subi Bay and covers the municipality of Subic in the province of Zambales, along with Olongapo City, and the municipalities of Morong
Subic is known for many things — being a former US Navy Base is one; but for tourists, Subic means beaches, amusement parks, adventure parks, and shopping, among others. When we recently took a trip to Zambales, we thought heading back to Manila right after checking out of Crystal Beach
When people mention Subic, it can mean any or all of these three things. One, it can stand for the actual body of water on the west coast of Luzon — Subic Bay — known for its coral and wreck diving spots, extreme water sports, and sailing. Two, it can
Last updated: 17 January 2025 A few years ago, Subic was one of the go-to destinations of weekend warriors from Manila. That’s not to say that Subic isn’t a destination worth visiting anymore. Despite the many new destinations that have gotten the attention of tourists in recent years, Subic still
Last updated: 22 August 2024 Subic is a coastal town in Zambales. It is famous for its sand beaches that are facing Subic Bay. Subic Bay is also a popular diving site due to troves of relics from shipwrecks and colorful corals found in the bottom of the bay. Aside
Subic used to be the location of a US Airforce Base. When the American forces left, a commercial airport was built and the area was developed for tourism. There are now several hotels and resorts catering to the needs of tourists. Airlines are also increasing the frequency of their flights