Haze Seas is split across multiple Seas, each packed with unique islands to explore, bosses to fight and materials to farm. Progressing from Sea 1 to Sea 2 (and eventually the unreleased Sea 3) is the backbone of the game’s PvE journey. This guide is a complete tour of every island in Haze Seas, what you’ll find there, and which bosses and events call each one home.
Each Sea has its own world map showing how the islands connect, and you’ll need a ship to travel between them. Below we’ve included the official maps followed by a breakdown of every island, sea by sea.
Sea 1 Islands
Sea 1 is the starting region, covering levels 1 through roughly 2200. It’s where you’ll learn the ropes, pick your Fighting Style, and take on your first superbosses.
Starter Island
Starter Island is where every journey begins. It’s home to the Fighting Style trainers, basic merchants and the early quest givers, making it your hub for the opening levels.
Clown Island
Clown Island is an early combat zone themed around a circus, ideal for grinding your first few levels against low-tier NPCs.
Shark Park
Shark Park is a water-themed island where you’ll fight shark-based enemies while pushing through the early game.
Desert Ruins
Desert Ruins is an arid ruin zone packed with mid-Sea-1 enemies and hidden chests to loot.
Sea Restaurant
The Sea Restaurant is a floating eatery inspired by the Baratie, offering a change of scenery and its own set of NPCs.
Logue City
Logue City is a busy port town and the spawn point of the Dual Swordsman superboss, which appears every 60 minutes for players chasing early accessories.
Tall Woods
Tall Woods is a dense forest island that plays a role in summoning the Fire Fist superboss.
Marine Base Town
Marine Base Town is a Marine stronghold with a hidden cave behind it — the lair of the Mace Boss, summoned using a Lava Key and Lava Ore.
Three Islands
Three Islands is a cluster of connected landmasses offering varied enemies and farming spots in the mid-Sea-1 range.
Marine HQ
Marine HQ is a major Marine fortress and the home of the Ice Admiral, who drops the TremorBeard Key needed to summon the Tremor Girl superboss.
Sky Islands
Sky Islands float above the map and are reached via Skywalk, rewarding players who invest in vertical mobility with unique enemies and loot.
Revolutionary Base
The Revolutionary Base is a hidden stronghold tied to the game’s story-driven NPCs and higher-level content.
Impel Jail
Impel Jail is a prison island where the Warden drops the Match item, a key ingredient for spawning the Fire Fist superboss.
Cold Island / Hot Island
This paired island splits into freezing and scorching halves, each hosting element-themed enemies and materials.
Fishman Island
Fishman Island is an underwater-themed zone central to the Fishman race and Fishman Fighting Style progression.
Skull Island
Skull Island is an ominous late-Sea-1 zone with tougher enemies and valuable drops.
Bubble Island
Bubble Island is a whimsical bubble-covered landmass that rounds out the Sea 1 island roster.
Thriller Boat
Thriller Boat is a haunted ship island packed with spooky enemies, serving as one of the final Sea 1 challenges before you sail onward.
Sea 2 Islands
Sea 2 is the mid-to-endgame region, home to the game’s most rewarding superbosses like Enma, Dragon and Dough, plus the storm-driven Zenith fight at Shadow Island.
Flower Capital
Flower Capital is the vibrant hub of Sea 2 and the spawn location of the Enma Boss, which appears every hour and drops the coveted Enma Sword.
Udon Prison
Udon Prison is a labor-camp island themed after Wano’s prison, offering tough Sea 2 enemies to grind.
Snowy Graveyard
The Snowy Graveyard is a chilling burial ground with undead-style enemies and hidden loot.
Desert City
Desert City is a sprawling sandy metropolis filled with mid-Sea-2 content and merchants.
Dragon Island
Dragon Island rises at the heart of Sea 2 and hosts the Dragon Boss at its peak, summoned with a Dragon Orb for rare drops including Gum’s Drums of Liberation.
Shadow Island
Shadow Island is where the Zenith Boss spawns during storms (roughly every 2h 35m), making it essential for the Zenith sword and Race V2 quests.
Peanut Island
Peanut Island is a candy-themed zone that, along with Dough and Cake Islands, drops the doughnuts needed to spawn the Dough Boss.
Dough Island
Dough Island holds the portal to the Mirror World and is the staging ground for the Dough Boss questline via the NPC Syn.
Mirror World
The Mirror World is a hidden dimension accessed from Dough Island, where you pay Spex to summon the Dough superboss.
Cake Island
Cake Island is a sweet-themed island where Big Mom drops the rare Mirror Fragment that begins the Dough Boss quest.
Foggy Castle
Foggy Castle is a mist-shrouded fortress offering atmospheric exploration and Sea 2 enemies.
Winter Island
Winter Island is a frozen landmass tied to ice-themed content and materials.
Snake Amazon
Snake Amazon is an all-female warrior island inspired by Amazon Lily, home to its own unique NPCs.
Venom Island
Venom Island is a toxic, poison-drenched zone connected to the Venom Devil Fruit and late-Sea-2 challenges.
Sea 3 (Unreleased)
Sea 3 — the Land of the Gods — is the game’s upcoming endgame region. It’s set to house Doran the Forge (for crafting Mythical swords), the Sage of Combat (for Fighting Style V2 evolutions) and new superbosses like Cthulhu and the Red Emperor. We’ll expand this section with a full island breakdown once Sea 3 fully releases.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you travel between islands in Haze Seas?
You need a ship to sail between islands. Ships are bought from the Shipwright NPC and range from the basic Dinghy up to large Galleons, with faster and sturdier options unlocking as you progress.
How do you get to Sea 2?
Reach the required level in Sea 1 and sail to the edge of the map to transition into Sea 2, which unlocks the mid-game islands and their far stronger bosses and loot.
All island information and maps are sourced from the official Haze Seas Trello and are accurate as of the latest update.
