Sea Dogs: To Each His Own — Cayman island map

The uninhabited Cayman Island is one of the smallest locations in Sea Dogs: To Each His Own. That’s the main reason why it seems almost unremarkable. But the key word here is “almost”.

First, Cayman Island appears in story quests — most notably in the “Dutch Gambit” questline. And of course, it also shows up in the game’s procedural/generator quests thanks to the presence of a cave on the island.

Second, Cayman is a convenient place to earn the “Kind Heart” achievement — an achievement many Sea Dogs players struggle with.

Goal: rescue 100 shipwrecked sailors. The tricky part is that while talking to them you must choose strictly specific dialogue options for the rescues to count correctly.

Third — and most importantly — manga rosa grows on Cayman Island (only one plant, but it’s there). You can easily find it on Deserted Beach.

Reminder: in Sea Dogs: To Each His Own, you can pick up manga rosa only on your first visit to the location in a playthrough — after you leave the area, the manga rosa disappears.

If you need the complete archipelago map, we recommend reading this guide.

We hope this material was useful to you!

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