SUBIC BAY INFORMATION CORNER
GPS COORDINATE
Latitude: 14° 48' 57.16" N
Longitude: 120° 16' 27.12" E
Subic Bay Freeport Zone (SBFZ), which is known simply as Subic Bay, is the Philippines' first successful case of a military base converted through volunteerism into a tax- and duty-free zone similar to Hong Kong and Singapore, operated and managed by the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority or SBMA. It covers the fenced area of the former U.S. Naval Base Subic Bay located in the southwest of Luzon Island in the Philippines and surrounded by the municipalities of Subic and Olongapo City in Zambales and Hermosa and Morong in Bataan, in concurrence of these municipalities' Sangguniang Bayan, pursuant to Section 12 of RA 7227. The harbor faces the Zambales Mountain Range to the west and the Subic Bay opening to the South China Sea.
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BY CAR
Motorists coming from North Luzon Expressway (NLEx) Bound for Subic are advised to take Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEx) which will end at the Tipo Exit. Once you have entered Subic Bay Freeport Drive all the way to Rizal Highway where you will see the Subic Bay Yacht Club.
BY BUS
Ride a Victory Liner Bus going to Olongapo City or Ayala Harbor Point Mall from any of their locations:
Address:
683 EDSA, Brgy. Immaculate Concepcion, Cubao, Quezon City
Phone Number:
Ticket Booth - (02) 727-4534 / (02) 727-4646
Address:
551 M. Earnshaw St., Brgy. 401, Sampaloc, Manila
Phone Number:
Ticket Booth - (02) 559-7735
Address:
712 EDSA Brgy. 143, Zone 15, Pasay City
Phone Number:
Ticket Booth - (02) 833-5019 / (02) 553-8815
SUBIC BAY FREEPORT TRAFFIC REMINDERS
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Make full stop at intersections with STOP signs or flashing red lights or solid white lines painted across the road. A full stop means a complete cessation of movement, not a rolling stop.
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Yield to vehicles traveling a road with a right of way and those who approached the intersection first. (First stop, first to go policy)
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Approach with caution or slow down at all intersections with yellow flashing traffic light.
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All motorists should pull over to give way to emergency vehicles (red light/siren).
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Observe proper lane usage and speed limits, and give proper signals to motorists.
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Obey all traffic lights and hand signals of traffic officers.
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Load and unload at designated areas only.
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No driving under the influence of alcohol or prohibited drugs.
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No parking on yellow painted curbs.
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Always have a valid driver's license and latest vehicle registration when driving.
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Fasten seatbelt.
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No traveling downgrade on neutral gear.
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No wearing of headphones/earphones while driving.
BY PLANE
The nearest international airport from Subic Bay Freeport Zone is the Clark International Airport which is less than an hour's drive by car. Point-to-point buses are available in Manila NAIA Terminal 3 going to Clark Airport and From Clark Airport going to Subic Bay Freeport Zone.
ACCOMMODATION
We hold office at the Lighthouse Marina Resort. This is where we operate our sailing school. Subic Sailing Club members gets special discounts for bookings with Partner Hotels. Click on the link below to get list of hotels.
WEATHER
EMERGENCY NUMBERS
NLEx Emergency: (632) 3-5000
SCTEx Emergency: (0920)-96-SCTEX / (045) 865.2030
Subic Bay Freeport Emergency Hotlines:
911 for PLDT-SubicTel Subscribers
9111 for Smart & Globe Mobile Subscribers