Beach Glamping at Crystal Beach Thursday, June 9, 2016

I don’t think that you can ever go wrong with an easy glamping experience especially after conventional beach camping for days on a secluded island. Mel and I headed to Crystal beach, situated in the neighboring town, San Narciso after our island days in San Antonio. We found ourselves on a bus routed to the next town crossing our fingers for waves that would be perfect for surfing. We arrived noontime and unfortunately, there were no waves! So we are left with no choice but enjoy the facility of the resort.

What's inside our glamping tent. 

Glamping tent is good for 3 that comes with buffet breakfast.

Surf season is over.

I spent majority of my time inside our glamping tent, having a rest, reading and listening to music while Mel explores the entire resort. He would come back to me and shares something that might interest us. In the afternoon we waited for the sunset while sitting on a log in front of the beach. They were few people in the resort, doing the same thing. For some reason, sunset in a beach is magical. There were acoustic performance in the evening that we enjoyed watching while having our dinner.

Beautiful sunset ending a tropical day.

Here comes the sun.

The following morning, we waited for the sunrise in a hammock, took a short dip in the water and I stayed in one of the beach chairs under an umbrella while watching my boyfriend enjoys the small waves playing in his legs. I found a bottle of bubble solutions in the sand and enjoyed playing it like a child. It was a trip to remember. Did I mention that this whole Zambales trip was a trip we planned with our friends, but turned us down the last minute? Nonetheless, it went unexpectedly well.

Yes, there are unplanned things that happened like coming to this surf town with no waves to surf, but with the incidents that came up suddenly, that happened accidentally, like the little joy and moments we shared when we found a bottle of bubble solution and a bubble maker. It was worth it!