Image: UbisoftNo screenshot of Cabeza Fuel Depot yet. This one shows Quito (Ubisoft).
Cabeza Fuel Depot is the first FND base you liberate on Isla Santuario, in the story operation Fuel the Revolution. It belongs to Gasolinera Del Paraíso and teaches you how cameras and alarms work.
QuitoQuito is the larger of Isla Santuario's two provinces and where Far Cry 6 starts in earnest. Clara's Camp, Fort Quito and the Viviro Nueve Plantation are all here.
QuitoQuito is the larger of Isla Santuario's two provinces and where Far Cry 6 starts in earnest. Clara's Camp, Fort Quito and the Viviro Nueve Plantation are all here.A Gasolinera Del Paraíso fuel depot in Quito, run by the FND with both land and naval troops on duty. It has a camera and an alarm.
Climb the two towers out front for a bird's-eye view, then zipline to the first roof. Shoot the camera and the alarm before you engage. A broken alarm stops reinforcements, but a guard who finds the damage can still alert everyone nearby.
Benito Ménguez sends you here in Fuel the Revolution. You kill Comandante Rosario and liberate the depot, earning 100 XP, a Fishing Rod and Juan's 1956 Beaumont Valentina.
Image: UbisoftCasa Benito
Casa Benito is Benito Ménguez's house in Quito on Isla Santuario. It is where you pick up the story operation Fuel the Revolution, which ends with you liberating Cabeza Fuel Depot.
Image: UbisoftArmonía
Armonía is a small fishing village in Quito on Isla Santuario. You visit it early in the story during Juan of a Kind, when Clara sends Dani to bring Juan Cortez back to Libertad.
Image: UbisoftOluwa Cave
Oluwa Cave is the shrine of the Oluwa, Yara's three folk spirits, in Quito on Isla Santuario. It is where Triada Blessings starts and ends, and where you earn La Varita, the Triador Supremo and the jaguar Oluso.
Image: UbisoftClara's Camp
Clara's Camp is Clara García's guerrilla camp in Quito, Isla Santuario, and your first Libertad base. You come back here for early missions, upgrades and the Resolver workbench.