Resort Area Pokémon Diamond and Pearl · Town
The Resort Area is a tiny settlement at the eastern end of the Battle Zone, reached via Route 229 after the main story. In Diamond and Pearl its main attraction is the Ribbon Syndicate, an exclusive club for Pokémon that have earned many different Ribbons; there is no Poké Mart.
- Type
- Town or city
- Wild Pokémon
- 5
- Items
- 6
Connects to: Route 229
Position on the Sinnoh map
Wild Pokémon
| Pokémon | Lv. | Rate | Version |
|---|---|---|---|
 Golduck | 40–55 | 100% | Both |
| Pokémon | Lv. | Rate | Version |
|---|---|---|---|
 Magikarp | 3–10 | 100% | Both |
Morning is 4:00–9:59, day 10:00–19:59 and night 20:00–3:59. Poké Radar, swarm and dual-slot Pokémon need the National Pokédex. Encounter methods.
Items
| Item | Where |
|---|---|
 Nugget | North of the pond in the south-east corner |
| Nugget | South-east side of the tree in the pond Hidden |
 Leppa Berry | Western soft soil patch |
 Qualot Berry ×2 | Western soft soil patch |
 Grepa Berry ×2 | Eastern soft soil patch |
 Lum Berry | Eastern soft soil patch |
Tips
- You need a Pokémon with at least 10 different Ribbons in your party to enter the Ribbon Syndicate.
- Check the soft soil patches for Leppa, Qualot, Grepa and Lum Berries.
- Search around the south-east pond for two Nuggets.
- The Ribbon Syndicate sells extremely expensive prestige Ribbons, topping out at 999,999 Poké Dollars.
- The Syndicate's top-floor spa massages a Pokémon to raise friendship, limited per day.
- The Villa found here in later versions does not exist in Diamond and Pearl.
Walkthrough: Part 12: After the credits
FAQ
What Pokémon are on Resort Area in Diamond and Pearl?
5 species can be found here, including Golduck. The tables show each one’s level, rates and version.
What items are in Resort Area?
6 items, including Nugget, Nugget, Leppa Berry, Qualot Berry, Grepa Berry.
Sources & picture credits
- Resort Area (Bulbapedia)
- PokeAPI encounter data
- Picture: Resort_Area_DP.png
- Picture: Sinnoh_Resort_Area_Map.png
Guide text is original retrogameindex writing, checked against Bulbapedia and the game data. Wild Pokémon tables come from the Diamond/Pearl encounter data in PokeAPI; Gym and League teams from the pret/pokediamond decompilation. Maps and screenshots © Nintendo / Creatures / GAME FREAK, archived from the Bulbagarden Archives (listed on the image gallery).