Cebu — Perched atop a scenic ridge in Sitio Mangga, Barangay Bili, Borbon, S/V Master's Dragon Peak has become one of Cebu's most imaginative tourist destinations. Famous for its permanent, pirate-ship-themed structure built directly into the mountain summit, this unique attraction offers guests a surreal 360-degree panorama of lush inland hills and the shimmering coastline in the distance. Located roughly a two-hour drive north of Cebu City, the site serves as a creative sanctuary for photographers and families looking for a whimsical escape that feels like a fantasy voyage set high above the clouds.
A Whimsical Journey to the Summit
Visitors can explore the various decks of the ship for the perfect social media shot, stroll through winding hilltop pathways, or cool down with a refreshing dragon fruit smoothie from the park's local food stalls. Admission is highly affordable, with regular rates set at ₱99 for adults and ₱50 for seniors and children over seven, while toddlers get in for free. Beyond the ship, the attraction features an adjacent dragon fruit farm tour, adding an educational touch to the excursion. Open daily from 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM with ample on-site parking available for just ₱10, the peak provides a full day of adventure for those looking to explore the hidden gems of northern Cebu.
Getting to the Ship on the Mountain
The peak is easily accessible via the Cebu North Bus Terminal by taking a bus bound for Borbon, followed by a short local habal-habal or tricycle ride from the intersection of Barangay Bili. For those driving their own vehicles, simply set your navigation app to "Master's Dragon Peak" in Borbon, which will guide you through the scenic routes leading up to the site. As the area continues to grow in popularity, it is recommended to visit during the early morning hours to beat the heat and enjoy the clearest views of the coastline. Whether you are a photography enthusiast or just someone looking for a unique weekend getaway, this mountain-top ship offers an unforgettable, high-altitude experience that is well worth the two-hour drive from the city.
