Where To Find The Sunken Goldmine In Skull and Bones

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The Sunken Goldmine in is an out of the way outpost location that has a few helpful items for players to trade for. This makes it a good place to seek out, although the route to get to it might prove perilous. Players should be wary when seeking out this path, but it also could be well worth it.

The new pirate game was launched into open seas by an open beta. With the game now fully released, there are more chances to find new items, new locations, and explore the seas. One of these locations is theSunken Goldmine, which is located hidden in Africa.

To find the Sunken Goldmine, you will have to venture deep into the heart of Africa, sailing up rivers and along a lot of coastline to do so. This will bring you in close contact with a lot of other ships and settlements, which can either end really well or quite badly for you. If you come ready, you can get a lot of resources and salvage while you are sailing for this outpost. There are also potential contracts available in this region if you stop and interact with the settlements along the way.

Make sure you come prepared when trying to sail this route, such as filling up on repair kits and ammo for the cannons as you will come in close quarters with a lot of potential enemies.

To get there, you will have to follow the river channels north into Africa. The fastest route from Sainte-Anne would be to sail West and enter the canals of Harufu. If you make it to Ziwa Kubwa, you have sailed too far and should turn back. The Sunken Goldmine is located on the coast of the mainland but is surrounded by smaller islands you will have to sail through.

Once there, the merchant has several blueprints in available that make all this perilous sailing worth it. This includes:

Additionally, theCutthroat Secrets Treasure Map can be found at this location as well. If you approach the Cookery from the direction of the Merchant turn right immediately and head up the hill, the treasure map is located below a glowing light to mark the spot.