Appreciate the importance of trees by immersing yourself in Subic Bay’s lush forest through some trekking activities. Learn how the local community cares for the environment and what benefits they get in return. 

In this post, we are sharing the places in the Freeport where you can enjoy the bliss of nature at your own pace.

During Arbor Day (every June 25th), you can participate in your local tree-planting activities to help foster a richer forest ecosystem.

ℹ️ The trek durations indicated in this post are roundtrip approximates only.

Due to its diverse ecosystem, Subic Bay is home to a wide variety of bird species, including endemic and migratory birds. Some common species you might encounter include the Philippine Coucal, Balicassiao, White-collared Kingfisher, and the Philippine Falconet. 

Here are the key birdwatching sites in Subic Bay:

• Roads leading to Nabasan Beach

• Triboa Mangrove Park

• Botanical Garden

• Apaliin Forest Trail

• Naval Magazine Area

• Pamulaklakin

• Upper Cubi: Crown Peak Area

• Zambales Highway Upper Cubi going to Naval Hospital

Subic Bay recommends eBird.com by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology as a tool for the exploration and information sharing of birders worldwide. 

The website contains updated data on sightings of bird species in Subic Bay contributed by the birding community.