Guests are faced with a fork in their journey, to the west is a haven for criminals, if guests continue forward, they are met with the bustling hub of the town. Guests continue forward and enter into a bustling marketplace that are filled with a variety of different stalls that sell many different objects of desire or delicious food that can make guests mouth water. 5 stalls surround a large fountain in the center of the marketplace, it's clear waters trinkling down through the several levels of the fountain. Several patches of grass with trees growing out throughout the marketplace, providing shade for guests for the hot days. 

There are many docks surrounding the bay with many gangplanks going to 4 separate ships. George's Fury is a 2 masted frigate with a top deck filled with cannons, guests can explore the top deck but also the bottom deck with the crew quarters and the canteen. The Silver Sail is a small sailing ship that has 2 cannons on the front but it's main purpose is for traveling and transporting cargo. The Ocean's Tide is a medium sized fishing ship with fishing equipment spread amongst the decks of the ship, a massive skeleton of a whale is hanging from one of the mast's. The final ship that can be explored is the Furia Del Mar (Fury of the Sea) this is the largest ship in the harbor and is a Spanish Galleon that has dozens of cannons. This 3 masted ship has multiple decks and guests can explore the many rooms on this ship. The Furia and the Fortress overlooking the harbor occasionally trade cannon shots across the bay. 

Jetting out from the harbor is a small dock that goes out into the bay, a ramshackle oyster bar is at the end of the dock and is built out of the stern of a sloop with the back mast providing shade. This is John's Oyster Bar. This bar has limited indoor seating with only a couple tables but there is more seating outside with many tables on the outside deck. This dining location gives wonderful views of the bay, with unobstructed views of the many ships and the fortress. 

The main dining location for the harbor is the Lord James Inn, a table service restaurant that is for the more, refined citizens of this port town. This fine establishment has taken over a former mansion that used to belong to the mayor of the harbor before he was hanged for having an affair with the sheriff's wife. Guests walk up a stone pathway to the entrance of the Inn. The inside of the mansion is grand with paintings adorned across the walls and beautiful plants sprinkled around the dining rooms. The many rooms on the 1st floor have gold finishes but the centerpiece of the 1st floor is a grand foyer with a large fountain in the center of the room with a garden surrounding the fountain. Musicians play near the fountain and play old tunes from the 1700s. A grand staircase in the front room leads up to the 2nd floor which both gives a view of the foyer and a balcony area that looks over the port town. The food served here is some real fine dining that were popular in the British Isles during the early 17th century. 

Guests cross a wooden bridge that is in disrepair, the stream leading to a smaller bay that holds a ship, the Jolly Roger. The famous ship captained by Captain Hook is docked in the small bay and can be explored by guests but this ship is not a walkthrough but a restaurant, Hook's Fish'N'Chips. This restaurant has 3 decks with tables and chairs spread throughout the decks with lanterns hanging from poles and the roof of the decks. The cannons are stored away in the hold which opens up the hull to guests. The kitchen is on the 2nd deck which also has the counter where guests order. The premier dish that is served here is, you guessed it, Fish and Chips but also serves other minor items from the British Isles. 

Once guests cross the bridge, they enter into a square with a cracked stone fountain with pitch black water going down the half-broken fountain. The poles holding up the lanterns are rusted as the brick pathways are cracked, the planters have many lines of cracks going through them. The buildings surrounding the square are not in the best shape with many cracked windows and run down buildings that have not been repaired in decades. A small stall sells different pirate themed snacks in the square. 

The only shop that hasn't been robbed is Mr. Bloodthorn's Store, a respected member of the criminal community and helped him to keep his store from getting robbed. His store is the centerpiece of Crook's Square with the mast of a galleon going up into the air, tattered white sails fluttering in the wind. The main structure is in disrepair with dozens of cracks going through the brick building and the door being half broken. Once guests enter into the shop, the inside does not fare better than the outside with the walls having broken decorations and the wooden floors being rotted and cracked. The shelves of the store are filled with pirate themed merchandise and hand crafted souvenirs. Barrels of rum are stored across one of the walls.