Subic Bay moves into Clark and Manila's Backyards.

The Subic-Clark-Tarlac expressway is open,  a few exits still need to be completed but Manila to Subic is about a hour and a half. the Clark Exits is not finished  so it currently takes about 45 minutes to get to Clark, when completed the expressway will move Subic Bay to just 30 minutes from the Clark area. Subic Bay gains an additional International airport, one which is growing rapidly into the preferred gateway into the Philippines. Subic Bay and Angeles City will be able to share attractions. .

 Give  Yourself a Great Vacation

The Subic Bay area  has just finished hosting what may be the largest congress ever held in the Philippines. Over 5,000 delegates from all over the country attended the 20th Advertising Congress, Organizers claim it was the largest turnout ever with a 20% increase over the previous one and call it the best event yet. Come see what Subic Bay has to offer.

Why Subic Bay: 

• Subic Bay combines Water sports with Jungle adventures
  
• Outstanding Wrecks for Scuba Divers
• A full range of hotels to suit every guest price range
• Great for families, couples and groups
• Easy transfers from DMIA airport, easy access from Manila
  
• Flexible bookings: hotels or tours only, package deals, group arrangements or custom arrangements

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We are proud to sponsor the Subik! Subik! Bakasyon Grande 09 from Nov 24 to 30 ,2009 at the Subic Bay Freeport Waterfront. A daily food and Beer fest with live music and contest balance with a full schedule of events such as the Body Curves contest, a band contest, a dance contest and much more.

The event starts with a co-event with the SBMA, the Lighting of the Christmas Tree. This is a full evening of entertainment and is part of the SBMA anniversary celebration. Each year it features a surprise special guest to be part of the evening entertainment. This is always an outstanding evening.

The Subik Subik Bakasyon Grande 09 goes into full swing on the 26th with an afternoon motorcade. The motorcade will have floats and illustrate some of the events during the week. The motorcade will end at the waterfront area of the Subic Bay Freeport and lead into the Grand opening of the trade fair. The trade fair will run until the 30th and features an array of products produced in central Luzon. There will be both commercial and consumer products. The Food and Beer fest will also be opening that evening. The food and Beer festival will be the anchor of the event. Located at the old boardwalk area of the waterfront it will provide the venue for many of the events entertainments. Each night the fest will offer a variety of different types of food as well as beer and other drinks. It will also have live music throughout the night. Each night will also host a special event.

• November 26 Pasiklaband Go Retro Semi Finals
• November 27 Pasiklaband Go Retro Finals and Vaudeville Gay Show
• November 28 Subik Body Curves Bikini Open
• November 29 Subik Hataw Sayaw ( Dance showdown)

    The Aetas are a nomadic mountain tribe who has lived in the area for centuries. During the Vietnam War and afterwards, the Aetas taught their skills to US military including Marines, Navy seals and Special Forces units at the Jungle Environment Survival Training (JEST) Camp When the US military departed the Philippines the JEST camp was converted to teach non-military students. Under the SBMA, The Aetas still teach at the JEST, and act as jungle guides and forest rangers.

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