
Tuburan 360 Resto: Sunset Dining on Cebu’s West Coast
A hilltop table where the hills meet the sea. Free entry, closed Mondays, arrive before the sun does its thing.
Tuburan 360 Resto and Sunset View Deck is the west-coast answer to Busay’s viewpoints: a hilltop restaurant above Tuburan where the panorama runs green hills on one side and open sea on the other, and the sunset is the nightly main course.
The verdict: time your arrival for late afternoon, reserve a table if it is a weekend, and stay through golden hour. There is no entrance fee; the view is free and the calamari is not far behind.

What Tuburan 360 is
A restaurant built around its view. The architecture leans modern but sits lightly in the highland green, and the 360-degree sightline gives the place its name: lush landscape wrapping into the shimmering sea. The kitchen runs Filipino flavors with contemporary technique, local ingredients first, from fresh seafood to farm-to-table vegetables. The signature calamari has earned its regulars.

Hours, fees, reservations
- Hours: 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily, closed Mondays.
- Entrance: free for both the resto and the view deck.
- Reservations: recommended at peak hours; message their Facebook page.
How to get to Tuburan 360 from Cebu City
Driving, take the Transcentral Highway toward Balamban and continue to Tuburan, 2 to 3 hours of properly scenic mountain road, with signs to the resto from the town proper and ample parking on site. By bus, head to the North Bus Terminal and catch the hourly Tuburan-bound trip; the countryside ride runs 3 to 4 hours.
Make the west coast day of it
Tuburan rewards the full day: the Blue Hole Spring is the town’s other headline act, and Tuburan Café covers the caffeine before the drive home.
Quick answers
Is there an entrance fee at Tuburan 360?
No. The restaurant and view deck are free to enter; you pay only for what you order.
What are Tuburan 360’s hours?
9:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily except Mondays. Late afternoon is the time to come.
How far is Tuburan 360 from Cebu City?
2 to 3 hours by car via the Transcentral Highway through Balamban, or 3 to 4 hours by bus from the North Bus Terminal.




