Isla Santuario is the small island in Yara's southwest where the game's opening chapter plays out. Comandante Rosario holds it for the FND, and Clara's Camp is your base here.
Your first stretch of Yara. You land here, meet Clara and Libertad, and learn the basics before heading to the main island. Key spots include Clara's Camp, Armonía, Fort Quito and Guao-Guao Island.
The island has a single FND base, Sagrado Checkpoint and Anti-Aircraft Site Iota. Clearing them before you leave makes it easy to return later for loot.
Once the regime falls, FND holdouts led by insurgent leader Andrés Caballero retake the island, and you have to fight for it again.
The Lucky OneThe Lucky One is the second operation, picking up as Dani washes ashore on Isla Santuario as the only survivor of the boat. You scrounge supplies on the beach and make your way to Clara's Camp.
Juan of a KindJuan of a Kind is an early Isla Santuario operation where Clara García sends you to the fishing village of Armonía to bring Juan Cortez back to Libertad. It ends with your first Resolver weapon.
Fire and FuryFire and Fury is an Isla Santuario operation where Julio Vélez kits Dani out with Fuego Mitts and a hazmat suit. Then you burn the Viviro Nueve Plantation, the regime's tobacco crop that feeds its cancer cure.
Fuel the RevolutionFuel the Revolution is an Isla Santuario operation from Benito Ménguez. You kill Comandante Rosario and liberate the Cabeza Fuel Depot, and it is the game's lesson in scouting a base before you hit it.
Isla Santuario OperationsThe Isla Santuario operations open the story. After a failed escape from Esperanza, Dani washes up on Isla Santuario and joins Clara García's guerrillas, learning the basics of the fight.
ArmoníaArmonía 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.
Cabeza Fuel DepotCabeza 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.
Casa BenitoCasa 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.
Oluwa CaveOluwa 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.
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.
Criptograma ChartsCriptograma Charts are the coded symbol sheets that open Criptograma Chests. Every chest needs two of its own, so you hunt down 30 charts in all to empty the 15 chests on Yara.
Criptograma ChestsCriptograma Chests are locked guerrilla stashes of unique gear hidden near Yara's guerrilla paths. You open each one with two Criptograma Charts found nearby, and all 15 unlock That's Puzzling.
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.
Image: UbisoftFort Quito
Fort Quito is a fortress in the Sagrado area of Quito, Isla Santuario, held by Captain Gabriel Álvarez. You raid it in Du or Die, and its armory holds depleted uranium.
Image: UbisoftFND Bunker 43
FND Bunker 43 is a navy bunker on the Quito coast of Isla Santuario. It is a quick stop for a document on your way around the island.
El Este
El Este is Yara's eastern region, a wild stretch of jungle and mountains. It is where you recruit the Legends of '67 and La Moral, and Admiral Benítez and Sean McKay hold it for the regime.