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How to read the Palpagos Islands Overview Map

The full Palpagos Islands map with all 14 regions placed in their correct positions, colour-coded by biome and labelled with recommended level bands. This map covers 14 regions — Sea Breeze Archipelago, Windswept Hills, Marsh Island, Bamboo Groves, Verdant Brook, Eastern Wild Island, Mount Obsidian, Twilight Dunes, Ice Wind Island, Astral Mountains, Sakurajima, Feybreak, Sunreach Sky Islands, World Tree — and highlights the regions layer so you can plan a route before you leave your base.

Updated 2026-08-06

Key takeaways
  • What this map shows
  • Regions covered
  • Bosses on this map
  • How to use it with the site tools

What this map shows

Every region, biome and level band in one view. Each marker sits on the region it belongs to, and every region carries its recommended level band so you can see at a glance whether an area is ahead of your gear.

Regions covered

Sea Breeze Archipelago (Coastal, Lv 1–10): The southern starter beaches. Calm spawns, dense berry bushes and the first fast-travel statues make this the safest place to place a first Palbox. Windswept Hills (Grassland, Lv 1–15): The default spawn plateau and home of the first Syndicate Tower. Flat build sites, three ore clusters and every early work-suitability Pal spawn here. Marsh Island (Swamp, Lv 15–25): Humid south-eastern wetlands. Water and Grass Pals dominate, and the shallow pools are the cheapest early source of high-quality Pal oil and paldium. Bamboo Groves (Forest, Lv 20–30): Eastern bamboo forest and the Free Pal Alliance stronghold. The only reliable early bamboo supply, needed for every mid-game crossbow and refrigerator recipe. Verdant Brook (Jungle, Lv 30–40): Dense north-eastern jungle wrapped around the Forgotten Mines. Highest alpha density on the main island and the best coal-plus-ore combination base site. Eastern Wild Island (Jungle, Lv 25–35): The far-eastern island chain and offshore rig. Reachable only by flying mount or raft, which makes it the quietest late-game farm on the map. Mount Obsidian (Volcanic, Lv 40–50): South-western volcanic belt. Every Fire-type worth condensing lives here, and it is the game's densest sulfur and coal region for ammunition production. Twilight Dunes (Desert, Lv 30–40): Northern desert basin with day-and-night temperature swings. Ground and Dark Pals swap on the same spawn points after dusk. Ice Wind Island (Snow, Lv 25–35): North-western snowfield. The only mid-game source of Ice Pals for Cooler Box work suitability and the fastest Chillet and Reindrix farm. Astral Mountains (Mountain, Lv 45–50): The frozen northern spine of Palpagos and the approach to the final Syndicate Tower. Legendary spawns begin here. Sakurajima (Sakura, Lv 45–55): The separate south-western expansion island. Sakura groves, the Bellanoir summoning site and the Pal Terminal that sells expansion-only gear. Feybreak (Ashland, Lv 50–60): The far-western end-game island: ash plains, the Oculus Gate and the densest alpha population in the game. Requires the Feybreak questline to reach safely. Sunreach Sky Islands (Sky, Lv 50+): Floating isles added in Palworld 1.0, reachable only on a high-stamina flier. Rare skill-fruit trees and gliding-only chest routes. World Tree (Raid, Lv 55+): A separate instanced map rather than part of Palpagos. Endgame raid arena and the source of the rarest Lucky variants on the site's roster.

Bosses on this map

Expect Zoe & Grizzbolt, Lily & Lyleen, Victor & Shadowbeak. Open the matching boss guide from /bosses for exact health values, weaknesses and reward tables before you commit to a fight.

How to use it with the site tools

Pick a region on /map to list every Pal that spawns there, then cross-check the mount speed chart at /mounts to work out travel time and the damage calculator at /damage for the fight at the end of the route.

Coordinate note

Palworld coordinates run negative to the south and west, so a Feybreak marker such as -919, -917 sits far south-west of the Windswept Hills origin. The site's map keeps the same relative geography as the in-game map so the two read the same way.

Further reading
PC Gamer — Palworld

PC Gamer map and progression coverage.