Capones Island Lighthouse, perched on the rugged cliffs of Capones Island in San Antonio town, Zambales Province, is a historic beacon offering panoramic views of the West Philippine Sea. Built in 1890 during the Spanish colonial era, the Faro de Punta Capones once guided ships navigating the treacherous coastline.
Just a short boat ride from Pundaquit Beach, Capones Island is a must-visit side trip for those exploring the pristine beaches of Zambales, including a tour of Anawangin Cove and Nagsasa Cove camping tour package. The island’s rocky shores and white sand beaches offer the perfect setting for quiet escapes, beach picnics, and photography.
Adventure seekers and heritage buffs alike will appreciate the island’s blend of nature and history. While the lighthouse itself is no longer operational, its original structure remains intact and accessible.
Capones Island Lighthouse is an ideal addition to your itinerary when visiting top Luzon region beach destinations like Subic Bay or exploring hidden gems with Zambales tours.
