Standing as a silent sentinel along the coastline of Borbon, Cebu, Torre de Borbon Constructed from coral stones and lime, this historic tower not only symbolizes the town’s resilience but also offers visitors a step back in time. Today, it remains a cultural landmark and a quiet reminder of Borbon’s rich heritage.
What to Expect
The Torre de Borbon sits gracefully near the town center, overlooking the Camotes Sea. Visitors can admire its solid stone walls and the rustic architecture typical of Spanish colonial defense structures. The site is perfect for heritage enthusiasts, photographers, or travelers who want to include a quick yet meaningful cultural stop on their northern Cebu road trip.
How To Get There
Location: Borbon, Cebu
- By Car: From Cebu City, drive north via the Cebu North Road (NH10) toward Borbon. Once you reach Borbon’s poblacion, the watchtower is located near the municipal plaza and parish church, just a short walk from the highway. Parking is available nearby, making it an easy side trip.
- By Commute: Take a Ceres bus bound for Borbon, Sogod, or Bogo City from the Cebu North Bus Terminal in Mandaue. Ask the conductor to drop you off at Borbon town proper. From there, Torre de Borbon is just a few minutes’ walk away, right near the plaza and church.
