Death Stranding 2: On the Beach: Point of Interest Locations & Interactive Tracking Guide
In Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, Points of Interest (POIs) are the foundations of your journey. To successfully expand the Chiral Network across Mexico and Australia, you must locate and connect 42 Facilities, unlock 9 Hot Springs, and restore 9 Mines.
Connecting these locations is the only way to earn the Keep on Connecting trophy and unlock the high-tier gear—like the monorail system and the DHV Magellan upgrades—required to survive the aggressive BT nexus and the "Golden Chiral" creatures.
While many locations are part of the main path, several "Hidden Preppers" require you to find Lost Cargo in the world before they will even appear on your map.
To find the hardest to reach POIs, like The Phantom Smith or The Tar Therapist, you should prioritize building Watchtowers in high-altitude areas. Use your scanner to look for "Lost Cargo" belonging to specific NPCs; delivering these items is often the only way to reveal their shelter.
If you are aiming for 100% completion, make sure you have connected every facility to the network before completing Order 64, as the world state changes significantly during the final act.
Alternatively, you can easily track them on our Death Stranding 2: On the Beach interactive maps or on the following checklist.
| Name | Map Location | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Border BridgesMexicoBorder Bridges | Mexico | Description: A large bridge that spans the old border. It was the only means of crossing the Frontier River without wading through the water. Bandits have been known to attack travelers on the bridge, which now sits littered with abandoned cars. |
| Old CraterMexicoOld Crater | Mexico | Description: The remains of an old crater. It is unclear when or how it was formed. Pieces of cargo that are believed to have become stranded are often found in the area. |
| Ruins of West River BridgeAustraliaRuins of West River Bridge | Australia | Description: A large bridge across the West River. It has been damaged beyond repair. The remains on each bank do at least narrow the river, however. |
| Brigand Base Southeast of F1: Western AreaAustraliaBrigand Base Southeast of F1: Western Area | Australia | Description: An area containing numerous large rocks. Several of them block the sight of the Brigand watchtower nearby. |
| Northwest CoastAustraliaNorthwest Coast | Australia | Description: A section of Australia's northwestern coastline. The catastrophe that struck West Fort Knot (F1) appears to have strewn large quantities of cargo all over the area. |
| Chiral SoilAustraliaChiral Soil | Australia | Description: An area where the soil is rich in chiralium and the underground tar currents sit close to the surface. Large chiral crystals area often found here as a result, especially on the shoals and near the mine. |
| Weapons Factory: Eastern AreaAustraliaWeapons Factory: Eastern Area | Australia | Description: An area dotted with ruined structures to the east of the weapons factory. The ruins have crumbled after years of abandonment, but there are still plenty of walls to hide behind. |
| Remains of Twin Valley RiverAustraliaRemains of Twin Valley River | Australia | Description: The remains of a river that used to flow through Twin Valley. It has now completely dried up, though the height of its banks suggest the water was once deep enough to drown in. |
| Armed Survivalist Base East of the F2 South Distribution Center: Northeastern AreaAustraliaArmed Survivalist Base East of the F2 South Distribution Center: Northeastern Area | Australia | Description: An area located to the northeast of what was once known as the Twin Valley Mine. While there are many steep slopes and large rock formations in the vicinity, this area is comparatively obstacle free, and can be traversed with relative ease. |
| Twin Valley TunnelAustraliaTwin Valley Tunnel | Australia | Description: A tunnel once used to transport goods to and from the Twin Valley Mine. It's in good condition, and large enough to accommodate vehicles. Unfortunately, it also used by the Armed Survivalists to access their base -- proceed with caution. |
| Remains of the Scarlet RiverAustraliaRemains of the Scarlet River | Australia | Description: The bed of a river that used to flow through Scarlet Canyon. It has now completely dried up, and doesn't run even during periods of timefall. The river basin shows no sign of brushfires. |
| Rainbow Valley EntranceAustraliaRainbow Valley Entrance | Australia | Description: A perilous point on the route to Rainbow Valley that passes through Rocky Town. The southern bank of the river has been badly eroded, but there is evidence that people once used this place as a crossing point. |
| Brigand Base Southeast of F1: Southern AreaAustraliaBrigand Base Southeast of F1: Southern Area | Australia | Description: An area of undulating sand dunes dotted with rocks. There are numerous patches of tall grass in which it should be possible to crouch and hide. |
| Kunbarra RocksAustraliaKunbarra Rocks | Australia | Description: The maze-like ditches caused by erosion that crisscross this area are said to resemble the back of the Kunbarrasaurus dinosaur that once lived here. The ditches have proven a handy escape route for some porters fleeing danger, but have also been responsible for many accidents and lots of lost cargo. |
| Brigand Base North of the Government's Base: Northeastern AreaAustraliaBrigand Base North of the Government's Base: Northeastern Area | Australia | Description: A series of ditches worn away by erosion resulting in a maze-like plateau. Visibility is poor, and there are several blind spots. |
| Brigand Base North of the Government's Base: Southeastern AreaAustraliaBrigand Base North of the Government's Base: Southeastern Area | Australia | Description: Numerous rocky plateaus standing at the bottom of the Red Mist Cliffs. The top of each plateau makes for a good vantage point over the ditches below. |
| Red Mist Cliffs: Western AreaAustraliaRed Mist Cliffs: Western Area | Australia | Description: Separating the Government's Base from the Lone Commander's shelter, these cliffs are frequently seen shrouded in a crimson fog. Some slopes area not as steep as they look, and there area routes that can be navigated with relative ease. |
| Austral RidgeAustraliaAustral Ridge | Australia | Description: A ridge located on the southern side of Australia's Central Highlands. Snowdrifts and strong winds are common, but the relatively gentle slopes make life easier for mountaineers. The ridge is therefore often used as a means of scaling the peaks of the snowy mountains. |
| Armed Survivalist Base Southeast of the Phantom Smith: Northern AreaAustraliaArmed Survivalist Base Southeast of the Phantom Smith: Northern Area | Australia | Description: The northern part of an Armed Survivalist base, located in a snow-covered mountainous area. There are very few rocks to hide behind here, but scaling the slopes will offer an excellent view over the base as a whole. It's also possible to then descend straight down into the base, should you wish. |
| Armed Survivalist Base Southeast of the Phantom Smith: Eastern AreaAustraliaArmed Survivalist Base Southeast of the Phantom Smith: Eastern Area | Australia | Description: The eastern part of an Armed Survivalist base, located in a snow-covered mountainous area. The rugged terrain and rocky outcrops provide plenty of cover, while its central location facilitates easy traversal between the base's upper and lower portions. |
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