Revenge of the Savage Planet: Selfie Spot Locations & Interactive Tracking Guide

Selfie Spots in Revenge of the Savage Planet are the 16 photo pedestals of the Galactic Travel & Leisure quest — four per planet, each one a scenic vista where stepping on the marker triggers an automatic selfie.

Completing all 16 earns the It's All About Me achievement. All 16 Selfie locations are marked on our complete Revenge of the Savage Planet interactive maps — which matters more than usual here, because the game itself never marks them.

Check Your Edition First

Galactic Travel & Leisure belongs to the Shama Lama's Influencer Accelerator Program — content tied to the Cosmic Hoarder Edition rather than the base game.

If the quest and its spots aren't appearing at all, the edition is the reason, not a bug.

For owners, the quest arrives through the Habitat inbox as part of the D.I.A.P.E.R. Program Mission chain — and two of the Stellaris Prime spots (Pfyzzich Beach and Nu Florida) only spawn once the quest is active.

How to Find Spots the Game Won't Show You

Selfie Spots never appear on the in-game map. Three tools substitute:

• The Survey pulse. Within roughly 100–200 metres of a spot, triggering Survey plays a doorbell "ding dong" and flashes an icon of a donkey in a graduation cap — the Shama Lama himself, vouching for the view.

• The Journal panoramas. Each planet's quest page shows a panoramic hint image per spot — photos already taken turn black-and-white, remaining ones stay in colour, making the per-planet checklist self-tracking.

• The interactive map. The blue astronaut markers on our maps skip the guesswork entirely.

The Gated Four

Most spots need nothing but walking. Four don't:

• Chuggler's Swamp — deep in the acid marsh, reachable only after the Toxic Deshocker suit upgrade

• Cliffs of Abaddoon — atop the easternmost cliff; jump-mash around the stone pillars to find the climbable seam, far easier with thruster or grapple upgrades (the resulting photo frames the Hippo Throne where the Hognork was captured)

• G'Nortt's High Rise — high in the cliffs, with the Magnetic Fork needed to climb sections of the ascent

• Bilodeau's Floating Isle — on the suspended platform, a test of the tether and jump kit

The Reward Is a Joke, and It's Perfect

Beyond the achievement, finishing the quest unlocks the Galactic Travel Trophy Habitat decoration at the Alta Store — priced at a satirical 9,999,999 Alta Bucks.

Anyone committed enough to buy it will find the Alta Coupon Crate guide indispensable, and Raccoon Logic's point thoroughly made.