Finding and Exploring Underground Caves

Scouting the Mediterranean Landscape

The Cyprus Survival World Map features a large landmass modeled after the real Mediterranean island, surrounded entirely by open ocean waters. Exploring this custom geography is the fastest way to find surface resources and natural cavern entrances.

1. Walk inland across the island to observe the changing terrain elevations.

2. Watch the surface for ravines, exposed rock faces, and sudden drops in elevation. Natural cave mouths frequently cut into hillsides and low-lying valleys.

3. Note landmarks or place identifiable pillar markers on the surface so you can find your way back from remote areas.

Preparing for the Descent

Caving on an unfamiliar island requires standard survival preparation:

• Stock up on wood planks and sticks before descending, as underground wood is non-existent unless you bring it with you.
• Cook raw meat over a furnace to maximize food efficiency during long underground trips.
• Craft plenty of torches to illuminate the pitch-black tunnels.

Place torches along one side of the cave walls (such as always on your right) as you explore deeper. This ensures that you can simply follow the torches on your left when you need to navigate back up to the island surface.