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I just spent 2 hours treasure hunting on the North Island, five or six hunts. The majority of my chests were found on 60 inclines or in locations that I wouldn't have been able to get to if I hadn't been using the propeller hat and the jetpack. I found two artifacts and the last last one was literally on the side of the f****** continent, I dug it up and watch it slide into the sea. Am I missing something? Is there an easier way to do this? I think if the devs couldn't find a way bother to guarantee that these artifacts would be retrievable I'm just going to not participate in this part of the game.

EDIT: yeah, I think I'm done. My very next hunt led me to the center of the frozen hockey rink, where I dug up a treasure that happened to spawn a foot below where I was standing so whatever was in the chest wasn't within reach. Great game, just needs some QC. Maybe I'll come back when they fix the bugs.

If you're looking for a Roblox experience that lets you relax while digging up treasure, look no further than Treasure Hunt Islands! Starting with only a plastic bucket, you'll dig deeper and deeper into tropical beaches to unearth chests, ores, and more. What secrets will you find under the islands?

Codes for Treasure Hunt Islands are a way to get free gems, which you can use to hatch pets that help you dig. You could also get boosts, letting you temporarily dig faster to find hidden treasure before anyone else! We'll keep this page updated with new codes as they're released.

Treasure Hunt Islands is a laid-back Roblox experience about digging for hidden treasures on tropical islands. Players use the coins and gems they find in the sand to get better tools, letting them dig deeper for better treasure! The deeper you dig, the better stuff you'll find.

If you're lucky, you might stumble on a Boss Chest. These massive treasure boxes have plenty of gold and gems for everyone, and it will take a team of players to carry all that loot out of the dig site. Give it a try today!

I have done the treasure #1 but when I completed it and smashed the chest it never unlocked the riddle for the treasure #2. I have tried to do the needle descent but nothing seems to be working. How do I unlock #2.

If you miss out on tour tickets, fret not. There is a museum / interpretive centre built on the island where you can see artifacts that have been found, and learn about the history. It is open seasonally and not open to the public when tours are happening.

The Atlantica Oak Island is by far the closest place to stay as it is less than 10 minutes from the island. The Atlantica Oak Island is a beautiful resort, with a restaurant and spa. The next closest places to stay would be in Chester or Mahone Bay.

Joe Zsiga, known as Capt. Joe to other mariners as well as the treasure-hunting community, has long believed that 19th-century pirates and privateers buried millions of dollars in treasure throughout the Tampa Bay area, and he has devoted a considerable amount of time and money to find it.

The pirates, in turn, would sell what they could. Zsiga said they did a lot of trading with local indigenous people, but those people were interested in useful items such as weapons, pots and tools, not boxes full of metal coins. Hence, the pirates were left with an excess of treasure, and even if they took up residence in the area someone would eventually come looking for them and they would have to flee, traveling light. The treasure was buried and could always be picked up later.

That belief was reinforced when, he said, he found a rock with strange markings on Honeymoon Island. The markings, he said, are clearly made by hand and not a result of natural phenomena, and he now believes they are a map that points straight to treasure on nearby Wall Springs Park.

I felt like I had been transported back in time to a long lost world as my helicopter hovered over the dramatically lush Cocos Island. Located 340 miles southwest of Costa Rica, the UNESCO World Heritage site has been part of Costa Rica since 1832, and is filled with a dense, tropical rain forest. I had always been enchanted by the island having heard so many pirate tales, and I figured I would make the journey to get a firsthand look. The tropical island is as mysterious and compelling as it appears.

Author Michael Crichton was so enamored by the island that he modeled his famed "Jurassic Park" Isla Nublar after it, and Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel "Treasure Island" catapulted Cocos Island to fame. I can understand the fascination as we hovered over the sheer 300-foot cliffs, black sand beaches, numerous rivers, and streams, and approached the stunning waterfall at Wafer Bay.

I expected to see dinosaurs roaming freely, but the only actual creatures on the island are the 400 species of insects and 90 bird species. The real dangers lie below the surface and have often proved deadly as the island is surrounded by large populations of Tiger and Hammerhead sharks. The large extensive underground caves and volcanic tunnels provide for massive amounts of marine life.

The mystery that has confounded explorers for centuries are the estimated $1 billion worth of treasures hidden throughout the island. It all began in 1820 when Peru started a war against the Spanish Empire colonizing the Americas. The Argentine General Jose de San Martin planned to invade Lima, and the Spanish Viceroy decided it would be best to remove all of the areas riches out of the war zone for safekeeping and return when safe.

A Spanish warship hunted them down, and the crew was convicted, except for Captain Thompson and his first mate who both agreed to cooperate by locating and retrieving the treasure loot. But they both escaped once they landed on the Island and were never recaptured. Hundreds of explorers have since tried to locate the treasure but have failed. Early expeditions were mounted by a man named John Keating in 1844, who was supposed to have befriended Thompson. On one trip, Keating was said to have retrieved gold and jewels from the treasure location after receiving a map from Thompson. Upon his deathbed, it is rumored that he shared the following inventory that was documented of the treasure.

When German adventurer August Gissler became the official governor of Cocos Island in 1897, he was not interested in the small group of tobacco growers living there, most of whom he had brought over from his home country. He was obsessed in locating the solid gold Madonna and also the treasure of pirate Benito Bonito, and over the years had dug out an extensive system of underground tunnels in his quest. He ultimately left the island in 1908 after assembling clues as to where the treasure was located, but only walked away with a few random coins.

Pirates hiding treasures in Cocos Island started a long time before the famous Treasure of Lima happened. In 1818, British Naval Officer Captain Bennett Grahame commanded the HMS Devonshire for a coastal survey in the South Pacific. He ended up changing careers to be a pirate after hoarding over 350 tons of gold from Spanish Galleons he raided during his duty. The Captain and most of his crew were ultimately arrested and executed for their actions.

Explorers have conducted over 500 expeditions on the island but with no success before the government finally banned entry. In 2012, British and Canadian media extensively reported that adventurer/engineer Shaun Whitehead would be carrying out a major archaeological survey of the island using Ground Penetrating Radar and snake camera. That expedition fell apart and never happened.

I spoke with Whitehead who told me, "Members of the team did visit the island, and we had permissions to carry out the more comprehensive archaeological- zoological survey. However, the permissions only last for six months, and while we waited for the TV production company to get their end of things sorted out, the permission lapsed. When we re-applied, the Costa Rican government decided that there was too much publicity related to the treasure aspects (rather than the serious archaeological/zoological survey) and so refused to grant further permission."

There have been reports that the alleged Treasure of Lima has been found and recovered but they are all considered to be a hoax created to divert attention away from the island. There are also reports that the treasure is in an alternative location but those have been unfounded. And many skeptics are quite vocal that there is no treasure at all and that it is all a fabulous pirates tale. I choose to believe in the mystery of the island and we will truly never know the truth since further exploration is permanently banned.

I spoke with Genna Marie Davis with the adventure diving company Undersea Hunter Group, who told me, "It's tricky writing about Cocos Island treasures because there is so much hearsay, lore and conflicting information all tangled up that it's difficult to discern the truth. The stories are very fun, but you have to take them with a grain of salt. There was even a lot of misinformation purposefully spread by treasure hunters trying to throw other treasure hunters off the track."

The presence of overnight visitors is strictly prohibited on the island, and the area can only be accessed by expensive scuba diving live aboard boat trips. Only park rangers living in ranger stations are authorized by the Costa Rican government to stay on the island while performing their duty in protecting the Nature Reserve. e24fc04721