Subic Bay, Zambales, Philippines


Entering Subic Bay Freeport.	_	Road going to Subic Bay proper one of the best road in the Philippines.

MEntering Brgy Mabayo, Subic Bay.		It is raining hard, I will try to drive, I love curvy road.

Jungle Environment Survival		Training Camp in Subic Bay.

Jollibee Subic Bay one of the most spicy chicken that I ever had that really burn your mouth.		Guide sign along the National Highway.

Road on and		to Subic

Exit from Subic, Actually the trap gates so you cannot		drive off and not pay SKIN Tax (Bribes).

From Olongapo City going into		Subic Bay Freeport.

Downtown Olongapo City going to Subic		Freeport at the other side..

More of Downtown Olongapo		City going to Subic Bay

Checkpoint before going out.		FedEx company is here the fastest way to send items.

Another checkpoint going		to Olongapo City, Zambales Province.

Jollibee Subic Bay, This is the best place, neat and organized except the Policemen "SKIN TAX" for American.		Why we caught by the Policemen they said improper left turn why they put the sign their going left if there is no Left Turn.

Cops/Bandits, If you go to Subic you will pay SKIN Tax.		Subic Bay Terminal for boat.

More of Downtown Subic Bay, It is a neat		Town very close to American style.

Downtown Subic.		Guide sign in Subic Bay proper.

Policeman said throw the 100 pesos to the grass Sir!		Tunnel!

Coming out from the Tunnel going back to Angeles City,		They skin tax so much especially to an American.

Entering the Toll gate in Subic Bay.		Tool gate sign...

Paying at the Toll booth and the Girl smiling		because we made a picture of her.

Security guard at the Toollway going back to Manila.		End of Subic road at National Highway.

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	yes it can help to us, because first time to go in olongapo. anyway thanks for the info and we are interested to there because we encourage to the picture that you put in your website. For now we expect many pictures or more pictures in other country so that even though we have not go there always we will see the view and other things that we can encourage us to go there. trixia \| trixia@yahoo.com \| bacolod \| taguig city Monday, June 28, 2010 at 11:35:33 PM PST The "skin tax" you speak of is primarily for idot travelers such as yourself who have no sense whatsoever of how to survive outside their home town. I used to live in the Philippines and never had any problems of this sort. Most Filipinos are actually very honest, but if you travel to a relatively impoverished area of the world and display an ignorance that almost begs the hungry locals to relieve you of your excess dollar bills, then you have it coming. Maurice Overby \| Malibu, California, USA \| Washington D.C., USA Thursday, March 25, 2010 at 04:10:31 PM PST can u publish d golf-club?my husband luv d sport;& im planning 2 bring him der...tnx! eri \| evelyn.ebina@yahoo.com \| orani,bataan \| hokkaido,japan Thursday, March 18, 2010 at 04:16:45 PM PST very helpful. thank you venus \| venus_grc@yahoo.com \| #A079 Milagrosa Street Borol 1st Balagtas Bulacan Thursday, February 25, 2010 at 12:24:20 PM PST Not intended as an Ad - but for your info and enjoyment- Thought you would be interested in this... just want to let you know, DWSB 89.5 Subic Bay Radio is now live streaming. Just go to BayFM's blog http://turntheradioon-bayfm.blogspot.com, or if you want to directly go to the streaming.. http://www.ustream.tv/channel/895subicbay schedules and news are still being developed. Keep in mind, they are a work in progress and new to this. But it is the first radio from Olongapo or Subic that you can listen to from the USA or anyplace with Internet access. The station is located at Subic Bay Naval station area. The stream url and the Website, are different. So be aware of that. Also.. there is an approx 12-13 hour difference in timeframe in the USA, so listen at an appropriate time if in USA. Also note that it may take a minute or so to connect before you hear anything... so be patient. And if you register as a listener, you can live chat with them online as they play. (text mode). Hope you like and enjoy. Regards. DON \| lanedonald@att.net \| NY USA \| Indianapolis IN USA Tuesday, February 16, 2010 at 08:51:00 AM PST I used some of your pictures in my facebook fan page, entitled. I am currently collecting pictures of olongapo and subic bay just for us olongapenos who are far away to reminisce our city, thank you sir! keep it up Marcus \| Gordon hts Olongapo Philippines \| Charleston afb sc usa Thursday, January 07, 2010 at 08:01:07 AM PST I lived In Olongapo for a few years in the late 70's and early 80's, a few pictures are familiar to me like the JEST school I had a naval gunfire school which was across the road from it all others look new but a couple look like the old gate into town george \| gwiliffejr@yahoo.com \| USMC all over the world \| Oceanside Ca USA Friday, July 03, 2009 at 12:26:21 AM PST I can see how you were duped by these 'so called' Police, but they are not Police. I must say I never saw these type of guys when I was there, and would definitely ask for Identification before I would pay anything like that. In fact not far towards the Expressway from the Jollibee you are showing there(which is between Subic Town and Olongapo), there is a Police Station. I mostly hired/Rented motorbikes, and you definitely are a target for the normal Police ! You will get stopped quite often (I was 6 times)and you need to make sure you have your International Driving Licence on you at all times! Anthony Wright \| Worcestershire, UK \| UK Wednesday, May 13, 2009 at 07:51:40 AM PST Wow! this is great and the way it should be except where's the maps on this magnificent page? Jeffery Davis \| Hopkinsville, Kentucky USA Saturday, November 18, 2006 at 09:15:23 PM PST
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