Spring has officially thawed Forza Horizon 6That means it's time to turn your snowy treasure hunt into a bit of a coastal scavenger hunt. Festival Playlist's latest challenge takes you somewhere in the Ito region with nothing more than a vague photo and the confidence that you can somehow recognize the right beach out of all the beaches in Japan. Thanks, game.
If you've ever driven along the coastline and guessed every patch of sand, you're not alone. Thankfully, knowing what details to look for makes this treasure hunt much faster. Here's everything you need to know to track down your spring Ito scavenger hunt and earn easy festival playlist rewards without turning your road trip into a full-blown sightseeing tour.
Ito Treasure Hunt Location
Spring Series 2 Treasure Hunt Northeastern edge of Ito region. The chest sits at a. Small beach at the northern tip of the peninsulaThis is as follows: As far northeast as you can drive. Before reaching the edge of the map.
A good starting point is the coastal town of Ine. In this area, Follow the harbor to the northeast along the narrow coastal road. Until you reach the tip of the peninsula. The road to get there is surrounded by trees and a thin sandy path.
When accessing from other parts of Ito The nearby Minka House can also be used as a useful landmark.. From there, Take a walk around the eastern coastline and Continue driving north until the road turns to sand.. The treasure chest lies right on the beach near the water.
Personally, I quickly moved to the Highway View speed zone and drove northeast. It's about a 1.5 mile drive from there.
How to Complete the Ito Treasure Hunt
Once you reach the beach, there are no more complications. Drive into the blue treasure chest. To destroy it. The treasure hunt is completed immediately and you receive a reward. 3 festival playlist points, 5,000 XP, and 100,000 credits.
Compared to previous treasure hunts that required more exploration of the forest or mountains, this week's challenge was Stop quickly if you know where to look.It's an easy way to earn a few extra playlist points before moving on to the rest of the spring season's events.
