Rimba Beach
Rimba Beach is a location found in Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom.
Breath of the Wild
Rimba Beach is located just southeast of Lurelin Village. It can be found south of the Gogobi Shores, and right on the other side of the water as the Korne Beach. The palm trees in the area often have beetles attached to them and Link can find a Bladed Rhino Beetle, a Rugged Rhino Beetle, along with a handful of Energetic Rhino Beetles. There are also some wild horses roaming around in the region.
On the beach there is a treasure buried underground, but be careful of the enemy Treasure Octoroks that are also nearby. The treasure chest here contains a Red Rupee. Two more treasure chests can be found in the nearby rocks to the south, containing five Ice Arrows and a Knight's Shield. Two more treasure chests are found near the rocks further off the shore, and they contain five more ice arrows and a Purple Rupee.
Sunken Treasure
- Main article: Sunken Treasure
After speaking with Rozel and asking him about the ocean, this will begin the Sunken Treasure side quest. Rozel talks about the golden triangle, which are the three rocks found in the distance, southwest of the Korne Beach. Link can use a raft or ice blocks with Cryonis to reach the triangles. In the center, there are four treasure chests found underwater, containing two Topaz, a Sapphire, and a Thunderblade. After pulling up the treasure chests, Link can return and speak with Rozel to complete the quest.
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Nearby Korok Seeds
Dive into the circle.
Tears of the Kingdom
Rimba Beach can be found along the Faron Sea coastline, just south of Lurelin Village. The Rimba Beach connects with Gogobi Shores to the north and Cape Cresia to the east. The Korne Beach can be found across the water just to the west. A Geoglyph covers part of the area of the beach, extending north and east.
Korok Seed
- At the south part of the beach, within the Geoglyph, there is a pile of leaves. Slash the leaves and lift the rock underneath to find a Korok Seed.
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Rimba Beach, from the watchtower at Lurelin Village.
