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In Minecraft, players always have something to do, whether it's building something creative or setting off on adventures: clearing dungeons, visiting another dimension, or simply treasure hunting. If the latter interests you, you're in the right place, as we'll guide you on finding buried treasures in Minecraft.
The first thing you need for treasure hunting in Minecraft is a map. It's quite easy to find if you know where to look, and we'll help you with that. Treasure maps in Minecraft are mainly located in shipwrecks or underwater ruins.
Shipwrecks
Shipwrecks can be found in various large bodies of water, including rivers, oceans, or coasts. These ships are mostly fully submerged in water and partially damaged. Sometimes, ships appear in deserts or on shores. They are hard to miss as they typically look like sunken ships and can contain up to three chests.
Underwater Ruins
Underwater ruins are structures located underwater that resemble a sunken village, near which there may be some dangerous creatures, as well as chests with interesting items, including the treasure map you need. You can come across small ruin chests (chance - 41.7%) and large ruin chests (chance - 43.5%). Underwater, you might need night vision potions for better visibility.
Tips:
Once submerged, you can feed raw fish (salmon or cod) to dolphins, which may lead you toward a shipwreck or underwater ruins. If these zones are quite far, you may need to feed them again until you are led to the desired location.
Underwater, you might need a "Breathing" potion to be more resilient and not die from lack of oxygen, which is useful if the depth is significant.
Once you have the treasure map in Minecraft - open it. You will see a large red marker in the shape of a cross. If you are far from the treasure, the map will be empty, showing only the X mark and your location.
How to Read a Treasure Map
Buried treasures are usually found on beaches, coasts, or sometimes underwater. Depending on the map, you might need a boat to cross the water or explore the coast.
Start moving towards the cross. As you get closer to the treasure mark, the map will reveal the terrain, assisting in navigation.
Once you arrive at the location and stand directly on the marker, start digging until you find the treasure chest. However, locating the exact spot can be a bit tricky. Here are some tips to assist you:
Once you've dug up the chest, you can open it and collect your treasures. Here's a table of treasures and their drop chances.
Items from the Treasure Chest in Java Edition Minecraft
Item | Chance to Find |
---|---|
Heart of the Sea | 100% |
Iron Ingot | 99.4% |
Gold Ingot | 88% |
Cooked Cod | 75% |
Cooked Salmon | 75% |
Potion of Water Breathing | 66.7% |
TNT | 62.7% |
Emerald | 59.9% |
Prismarine Crystals | 59.9% |
Diamond | 59.9% |
Leather Tunic | 25% |
Iron Sword | 25% |
Items from the Treasure Chest in Bedrock Edition Minecraft
One of the rarest and most valuable items that can be found in a hidden chest is the Heart of the Sea. This item is essential for crafting a Conduit – a powerful underwater structure that provides nearby players with underwater breathing, night vision, and speed effects after activation.
To craft a Conduit, you need:
Place the heart of the sea in the center of the crafting table and surround it with nautilus shells to create a conduit. After this, you can activate it by placing it in a special structure made of prismarine blocks underwater.
Here are some additional tips to make your treasure hunting in Minecraft more effective:
Generally, treasures in Minecraft can be found at depths of 40-50 blocks, but this often depends on the terrain type, and there is no exact value.
Yes, you can find treasures without a map, but it is a much longer and not very rational method.
Buried treasures almost always appear at chunk coordinates 9 ~ 9. Therefore, by pressing F3 in the game, check your coordinates. If the first and third coordinates are 9, you are standing over the treasure.
Treasures always generate under sand, gravel, or, in very rare cases, directly below the water surface. If you are digging in stone or soil, you have likely deviated from the target.
Although treasures are most commonly found on beaches, they can also appear in coastal areas, including shallow oceans.
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