Players will also need a selection of fruits and veggies to give to the goddess’ altars at the Lake Temple in order to unlock fast travel, seeds, and more. One of the many foraged crops that players will need to collect will be a fig, and these elusive fruits are not located where players might think to look for them.

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Foraging in Coral Island

On Coral Island, played will need to forage for a variety of items. Most of these fruits, veggies, flowers, rocks, and other things will be found on a ground, but a few are found in trees. In the real world, figs are one of the many fruits that can be found on trees, but in Coral Island, this is not the case. Only coconuts can be knocked down from trees. Figs will be found on the ground around town, and they are located in a handful of sites.

The Lake Temple area The Forest to the north and west of the player’s farm Around the homes to the north of town

Coral Island Fig Prices

It appears that these fruits are pretty rare, just like their summer counterparts on Coral Island: the shallot. They have a high sell price and can be difficult to come by. This means that players can collect them to help them earn money.

Normal: 45 coins Bronze level: 52 coins Silver level: 59 coins Gold level: 68 coins Osmium level: 90 coins

How to Use Figs in Coral Island

Figs are used for a variety of things in this farming simulation game. Players can cook with them, give them as gifts, eat them, and more. Here are some of the uses for figs.

Players can make Fig jam by using figs in the Mason Jar machine. Figs are used in the Fall Sesajen. Figs can be eaten to regain 18-36 stamina. They also can be eaten to get back 25-50 HP. While the fig and fig jam are not favorite gifts for the townies from Coral Island, they still make good or neutral gifts for some.

Coral Island is available for PC, PC Game Pass, and coming soon to Nintendo Switch.

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Source: Kickstarter, Coral Island Official, Wiki, Official Art Tumbler