This small island on Ilrea's northwest coast is known for it's thick pine forests and pebbly beaches. It can be reached from the mainland by a quick but frigid swim, using three smaller islands as resting points. Orcas are often seen off the coast here.

These sea caves, embedded in a cliffside are only accessible by a small path along the cliffs. Inside, the walls are lined with carvings and paintings depicting animals, demons, and humans alike. By mutual agreement, these caves are to be left unclaimed, so that all may come and ponder the meaning of the pictures.

A few miles away from the Memory Caves is another set of caverns in the cliffs, but these are at ground level, and much easier to get to. Inside, light filters in through a few holes high above, and various caves, some with the titular pools of water inside, provide shelter and exploration opportunities. In the largest cavern, surrounded by a sort of "moat", is the rotting remains of a large shipwreck, protected from the elements and still stable enough to explore.

Off the southern coast of Ilrea is a sunbaked, semi-tropical archipelago where fields of grass divide thick clusters of palm and olive trees and bleached ruins dot the land. A tropical paradise, at least when it's not hurricane season.

Sub-board: Shimmer Island

Broad expanses of sand and dunes line Ilrea's southern coastline, inviting one and all to cavort and play on the beaches. But beware of the occasional shark or saltwater crocodile. Even a sea eagle could carry off a pup.

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