Collectibles / Treasure Maps

Tortuga to Matanzas Treasure Map

First move

Check the Tortuga map in inventory, then compare its sketch with the waterfall left of Matanzas's Mayan Stela before taking a second voyage.

Type
Treasure Map
Coordinates
851, 352 (Resynced Tortuga map lead)
Area
Tortuga clue → Matanzas dig
Location
Tortuga eastern-beach map → Matanzas waterfall dig
Last updated October 1, 2026 Treasure Map Confirm in current build

Route Plan

How to use Tortuga to Matanzas Treasure Map

Treat this as two separate island stops: collect the Tortuga clue from the eastern-beach skeleton near 851, 352, then match its sketch to the Matanzas waterfall beside the Mayan Stela around 312, 617. The named chest reward, not the map pickup, completes the mortar-storage route.

  1. At Tortuga, confirm the map at the eastern-beach skeleton near 851, 352 and open its sketch in inventory.
  2. At Matanzas, look left of the Mayan Stela behind the waterfall near 312, 617; the first coordinate is the clue, not the buried chest.
  3. Open the chest and verify Mortar Storage Ultimate Plan in the current reward or Jackdaw menu before leaving.

Save Checklist

Save Checklist

Use these checks before marking Tortuga to Matanzas Treasure Map complete.

  • Entry type: Treasure Map.
  • Recommended check: Check in save.
  • Main risk: Sailing to the clue coordinate as though it were the chest leaves the plan uncollected.
  • Confirm the marker, reward, or requirement in the current Resynced build.
  • Open next: elite design plans/elite mortar storage.

Treasure Flow

Treasure Flow

Treat this treasure route as clue pickup, dig check, and reward decision rather than a single marker.

  • Clue: 851, 352 is the Tortuga eastern-beach skeleton map pickup, not the buried chest.
  • Dig: 312, 617 is the separate Matanzas waterfall-side lead; use the current sketch and prompt to confirm it.
  • Proof: the chest must open and the named mortar-storage plan must appear in the current save or menu.

Reward Decision

Reward Decision

Open the next page based on what the buried chest changes in your save.

  • Open Jackdaw Upgrades before spending more time on ship power.
  • Pair the dig route with nearby viewpoints, chests, fragments, or location cleanup before sailing away.
  • Use the treasure entry as a route hint until the current build confirms the marker and reward.

If The Clue Does Not Match

If The Clue Does Not Match

Do not keep sailing in circles when a clue, coordinate, or marker behaves differently in your save.

  • Reopen the map and confirm the region before moving to the next island.
  • Check whether a viewpoint, mission state, or fleet reward gates the clue.
  • Return to Treasure Maps or Map if the marker is not where the route hint expects it.

Common Questions

Where should I start the Tortuga to Matanzas Treasure Map route?

For Tortuga to Matanzas Treasure Map, begin at Tortuga clue → Matanzas dig. Tortuga eastern-beach skeleton map near 851, 352; use the Tortuga treasure-map marker to Matanzas buried chest and its clue-in-inventory check before the waterfall-side dig to distinguish the clue stop from the final dig rather than sailing straight to an unverified marker.

How do I verify Tortuga to Matanzas Treasure Map before leaving Tortuga clue → Matanzas dig?

For Tortuga to Matanzas Treasure Map, keep the 851, 352 dig check beside the clue, match it to the Tortuga treasure-map marker to Matanzas buried chest and its clue-in-inventory check before the waterfall-side dig, and open the chest before leaving. The completion proof is Mortar Storage Ultimate Plan and 3,000 R (confirm in the current save) visible in the current save.

What should I do if Tortuga to Matanzas Treasure Map does not match the marker?

Treat the route as partial: preserve the 851, 352 coordinate and Mortar Storage Ultimate Plan and 3,000 R (confirm in the current save) as the known leg, return to Tortuga clue → Matanzas dig, and re-check the Tortuga treasure-map marker to Matanzas buried chest and its clue-in-inventory check before the waterfall-side dig before attempting another sail.