Collectibles / Secrets

Exotic Sea Shells – Havana Passage

First move

Name the wildlife material still needed, then find the small passage between two Havana buildings around 214, 568 and check its Secret marker.

Type
Secret Chest
Coordinates
214, 568 (current trinket-list lead)
Area
Havana
Location
small passage between two Havana buildings
Last updated October 1, 2026 Secret Chest Confirm in current build

Route Plan

How to use Exotic Sea Shells – Havana Passage

Use 214, 568 to find the small gap between two Havana buildings and open the Secret chest for Exotic Sea Shells. Confirm the named trinket and its present skinning effect before detouring into a hunting loop; the nearby fort weapon and governor-area cloak are separate stops.

  1. Decide whether the next session includes animal-skinning for materials; this trinket does not itself improve Jackdaw cannon or hull performance.
  2. In Havana, use 214, 568 to locate the small space between two buildings and distinguish its Secret marker from the fort and governor pickups.
  3. Check the Exotic Sea Shells name and current trinket effect in inventory, then compare the next hunt's actual material need before equipping it.

Save Checklist

Save Checklist

Use these checks before marking Exotic Sea Shells – Havana Passage complete.

  • Entry type: Secret Chest.
  • Recommended check: Check in save.
  • Main risk: A rare trinket is not a direct ship upgrade; verify the present effect and compare it with the actual crafting shortfall.
  • Confirm the marker, reward, or requirement in the current Resynced build.
  • Open next: collectibles.

Sweep Cluster

Sweep Cluster

Clear this collectible as part of a cluster so the route is more than one marker.

  • Search Havana on Map before chasing the marker.
  • Group nearby chests, fragments, shanties, secrets, viewpoints, keys, and stelae in the same sweep.
  • Use parkour thinking for rooftops and shipwreck thinking for diving or water routes.

Nearest Map Check

Nearest Map Check

A nearby viewpoint or location hub usually saves more time than sailing marker by marker.

  • Start from 214, 568, then scan the nearest city, island, ruin, or shipwreck route.
  • Open Locations if the area name matters more than the collectible type.
  • Open Treasure Maps if nearby rewards overlap the same region.

Save Counter Safety

Save Counter Safety

Do not leave the region until the save state agrees with the route.

  • Confirm the in-save counter or map icon before marking the check complete.
  • If the marker is missing, reload the local map and confirm the current build behavior.
  • Return to Collectibles when the next problem is type-based rather than location-based.

Common Questions

How should I clear Exotic Sea Shells – Havana Passage in Havana?

For Exotic Sea Shells – Havana Passage, anchor the secrets check at Havana, use the Havana two-building Secret passage with its street-level gap rather than the fort or governor compound to identify the correct access line, and keep the next local marker grouped with it. Start at the 214, 568 marker. Use the Havana two-building Secret passage with its street-level gap rather than the fort or governor compound as the page-specific landmark.

What is the safest approach to Exotic Sea Shells – Havana Passage?

For Exotic Sea Shells – Havana Passage, take the street-level gap rather than the fort or governor compound after confirming the 214, 568 marker. Confirm the interaction and the family counter before leaving. Keep the next nearby stop recorded so a missed pickup does not turn into a second trip in Havana.

How do I know Exotic Sea Shells – Havana Passage is actually complete?

Complete the route interaction, then verify Exotic Sea Shells (Rare trinket; increased wildlife products from skinning, confirm in the current save) recorded and the local secrets counter updated. If the marker is gone but the proof is missing, leave Exotic Sea Shells – Havana Passage partial and re-check the Havana two-building Secret passage with its street-level gap rather than the fort or governor compound before repeating the sweep in Havana.