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The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening: locations

Explore key places and landmarks.

Koholint Island artwork from Link’s Awakening (Game Boy).

Koholint Island

The isolated island contains villages, forests, swamps, mountain paths, and eight instrument dungeons. The enormous Wind Fish's Egg overlooks its northern heights.

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Marin and Tarin’s house in Mabe Village, Link’s Awakening (Game Boy).

Mabe Village

Link begins his recovery in this southwestern settlement. Marin, Tarin, shops, a library, fishing, and the Trendy Game make it a useful early hub.

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The Mysterious Forest in Link’s Awakening (Game Boy).

Mysterious Forest

The woodland north of Mabe Village holds the Tail Key and a troublesome raccoon. A toadstool and the Witch's Magic Powder help open the route.

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Toronbo Shores artwork from Link’s Awakening (Game Boy).

Toronbo Shores

The southern beach is where Marin discovers the shipwrecked Link. Return here to recover his Sword and begin following the Owl's advice.

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The Wind Fish’s Egg, artwork from Link’s Awakening (Game Boy).

Wind Fish's Egg

A gigantic spotted egg crowns Mount Tamaranch in the island's north. The Owl identifies it as the sleeping Wind Fish's home and Link's eventual destination.

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References: Zelda Fandom. Summaries written for this guide. Artwork and screenshots © Nintendo.