Locations / Islands
Salt Lagoon
Check which treasure map you already own before searching the two shoreline leads; use the active sketch, rock or skeleton marker to choose the correct interaction.
- Coordinates
- 721, 604 (island map anchor)
- Area
- Salt Lagoon
- Location
- beach-rock dig, northeast-shore skeleton and offshore wreck
Player workbench
Use Salt Lagoon as the changeover between the Abaco-to-figurehead dig and the Salt-Lagoon-to-New-Bone art map, while closing its separate wreck chest.
The Abaco map dig near 719, 607 and Salt Lagoon map pickup near 723, 608 are nearby but point in opposite directions; neither completes the other route.
Why this entry is useful
A three-result transfer ledger: inbound figurehead chest, outbound New Bone clue and underwater money chest, each with its own inventory or reward proof and missing-prompt recovery.
Current route leads place Salt Lagoon's area anchor near 721, 604, the Abaco-map dig near 719, 607, and the separate Salt Lagoon skeleton map near 723, 608. Confirm every prompt and named result in the present save.
Check which treasure map you already own before searching the two shoreline leads; use the active sketch, rock or skeleton marker to choose the correct interaction.
The Serpent Figurehead chest is checked only after the Abaco map's Salt Lagoon dig, Treasure Map from Salt Lagoon is separately owned, and the wreck money chest is opened if its local Chest marker remains; Maize Deity waits for the later New Bone dig.
What are you trying to do with this entry?
Choose one decision and follow 3 checks in order.
- Incoming mapIf the Abaco map is owned, match its sketch to Salt Lagoon's tallest beach rock near 719, 607, dig in front of it, and verify the Serpent Figurehead Design Plan from the opened chest.
- Outbound clueOn Salt Lagoon's northeast shore near 723, 608, check the skeleton for a new, separately named map. Do not mark its Maize Deity reward complete until you dig on the northern small island by New Bone near 407, 94.
- Wreck safetyIf the local Chest marker remains, identify a safe surface return and dive to the island's underwater shipwreck money chest. An owned map or figurehead is not proof this chest opened.
Start with the first check above and keep the confirmed area, marker, or objective beside the next move.
The Abaco map dig near 719, 607 and Salt Lagoon map pickup near 723, 608 are nearby but point in opposite directions; neither completes the other route.
The Serpent Figurehead chest is checked only after the Abaco map's Salt Lagoon dig, Treasure Map from Salt Lagoon is separately owned, and the wreck money chest is opened if its local Chest marker remains; Maize Deity waits for the later New Bone dig.
Check whether you need the dig or a new map
Two nearby shore interactions belong to different treasure maps. The Abaco clue ends here with a buried figurehead, while Salt Lagoon's own skeleton clue starts a New Bone art route.
The wrong Salt Lagoon marker was used
If the rock-side dig prompt is absent, confirm the Abaco map is owned and compare its sketch with the tallest beach rock. If the skeleton gives nothing, inspect treasure inventory for the separate Salt Lagoon map before searching another shore. If Maize Deity is still absent after taking that map, travel to New Bone rather than re-digging Salt Lagoon. Treat the offshore money chest as its own dive.
Inbound dig ↔ outbound map ↔ separate wreck
- If the Abaco map is owned, match its sketch to Salt Lagoon's tallest beach rock near 719, 607, dig in front of it, and verify the Serpent Figurehead Design Plan from the opened chest.
- On Salt Lagoon's northeast shore near 723, 608, check the skeleton for a new, separately named map. Do not mark its Maize Deity reward complete until you dig on the northern small island by New Bone near 407, 94.
- If the local Chest marker remains, identify a safe surface return and dive to the island's underwater shipwreck money chest. An owned map or figurehead is not proof this chest opened.
Salt Lagoon transfer chart
Two close shore leads, two different maps
Use the map title as your compass: Abaco's clue ends here at the beach rock; Salt Lagoon's own clue begins here at a skeleton and ends at New Bone. The wreck chest is a third, underwater job.
Abaco map ↓Salt Lagoon ⇢New Bone ↑
- 01
Incoming · Abaco map dig
Do nextWith the Abaco treasure map owned, compare its sketch to Salt Lagoon's tallest beach rock near 719, 607. Search the sand in front for the buried chest.
Follow the incoming clueResult to checkThe chest opens and the Serpent Figurehead Design Plan or current named reward appears. Taking a new Salt Lagoon map cannot prove this dig.
If this does not match your save
If there is no dig prompt, check Abaco map ownership and the rock's side of the beach before trying the nearby skeleton. Do not substitute an underwater money chest.
- 02
Outgoing · Salt Lagoon map
Do nextAt the northeast shore near 723, 608, inspect the separate skeleton for Treasure Map from Salt Lagoon. Read the new sketch before committing to New Bone.
Track the New Bone legResult to checkThe Salt Lagoon map appears in inventory. Maize Deity art has not been earned merely by taking this clue.
If this does not match your save
If the skeleton is empty, check whether the Salt Lagoon map is already owned. If the Abaco figurehead is the only new reward, this outbound map remains a different task.
- 03
Destination · New Bone
Do nextOnly after owning the Salt Lagoon map, travel to the small island north of New Bone around 407, 94. Compare the present clue and shoreline before digging.
Check the art objectiveResult to checkThe New Bone chest yields Maize Deity art or the current named reward. This is an outbound treasure result, not Salt Lagoon's local Chest family.
If this does not match your save
If the dig is absent, return to the owned Salt Lagoon sketch and current New Bone island marker. Do not re-open Salt Lagoon's inbound Serpent Figurehead chest.
- 04
Local · shipwreck chest
Do nextIf Salt Lagoon's Chest family remains open, prepare a safe surface return, then inspect the underwater shipwreck for its ordinary money chest.
Prepare an air-safe diveResult to checkThe underwater chest opens and its local marker changes. The two shore maps and their buried rewards do not prove this dive was done.
If this does not match your save
If the chest marker remains after a dive, surface, filter to Chest and retry only the live wreck opening. Leave the treasure maps unchanged unless their own named states are missing.
Before you leaveBefore leaving, record three separate states: Serpent Figurehead dug here, Salt Lagoon map owned for New Bone, and wreck chest opened. The later Maize Deity result belongs to the New Bone voyage.
Route Plan
Inbound dig ↔ outbound map ↔ separate wreck
Salt Lagoon is a transfer point between two different treasure maps. The Abaco clue ends at the tallest beach rock near 719, 607 with the Serpent Figurehead. A separate skeleton near 723, 608 gives Salt Lagoon's map for New Bone's northern islet; the offshore wreck has another money chest.
- Read the map already in inventory first. If it is the Abaco clue, use the tallest Salt Lagoon beach rock near 719, 607 for the buried Serpent Figurehead chest.
- At the northeast shoreline near 723, 608, inspect the separate skeleton for Treasure Map from Salt Lagoon. Its buried Maize Deity art result is on a small northern island by New Bone near 407, 94.
- If the island's Chest family is still open, plan an air-safe dive to the offshore shipwreck money chest. Neither shoreline map action proves the underwater chest was opened.
Why 719, 607 and 723, 608 are not duplicates
Why 719, 607 and 723, 608 are not duplicates
The nearby leads represent opposite directions in two treasure chains. Their numbers are route hints, not proof that one pickup automatically covers both.
- Abaco map already owned → beach-rock dig → Serpent Figurehead checked at Salt Lagoon.
- Salt Lagoon skeleton map newly owned → northern New Bone islet dig → Maize Deity checked there.
- Local underwater chest → money and Chest marker only; it is outside both map chains.
Leave with one next waypoint
Leave with one next waypoint
A good Salt Lagoon visit can end with one treasure chain finished and the next merely started. That is not a failed island sweep.
- If the figurehead is missing, keep Salt Lagoon's beach rock as the only return target and verify the Abaco map.
- If the map is owned but art is missing, make New Bone the next voyage; do not search Salt Lagoon's shoreline again.
- If only the local Chest family is open, prepare the wreck dive and do not alter either map route.
Common Questions
Are the two Salt Lagoon shoreline map spots the same treasure?
No. The Abaco map sends you to a buried Serpent Figurehead chest by Salt Lagoon's tallest beach rock near 719, 607. A separate skeleton near 723, 608 gives Treasure Map from Salt Lagoon for a later New Bone dig. Confirm the owned map and named result for each.
Does taking Salt Lagoon's map award Maize Deity art?
No. The map begins the outbound route. Carry its sketch to the small island north of New Bone near 407, 94, find the present dig prompt and check the Maize Deity art reward from the opened chest.
Where is Salt Lagoon's ordinary chest?
The local money chest is in the underwater shipwreck. Prepare a safe surface return and check the active Chest marker; neither shoreline treasure map proves the wreck chest opened.