Tower of Fantasy: Where to Get Cocoa Beans

Like in the real world, Cocoa Beans are an ingredient in Tower of Fantasy used to make sweet comfort food such as Cocoa Milk and Chocolate Bread. Conversely, while eating too many desserts in real life can be pretty unhealthy, such treats made with cocoa in Aesperia can be highly beneficial for a Wanderer’s health, granting them resistance buffs and restoring their HP. This resource can also be potentially used for random Crew Donations and Bounty Missions. Therefore, knowing where to find and farm Cocoa Beans in Tower of Fantasy is undoubtedly an activity players should not miss out on.

Cocoa Beans Farming Location In Tower Of Fantasy

To farm Cocoa Beans in Tower of Fantasy, Wanderers must reach the mountainous region of Navia, the zone that sits to the far north of Aesperia’s map. Here, adventurers can find Cocoa Beans exclusively on Raincaller Island, the area that sits on the northwestern side of the region, west of Navia Bay.

Thanks to AppSample‘s Interactive Map of Tower of Fantasy and YouTube channel 100% Guides‘ farming route demonstration, Wanderers can know an optimal way to find and gather Cocoa Beans on Raincaller Island. Starting from the northwestern side of Navia Bay, below Cetus Island, players should begin navigating their way southwestward up the slopes. Anytime Wanderers spot a shiny node in the nearby grass, they must be sure to harvest it. Cocoa Beans are small and tricky to see in the wild, so players must keep a sharp eye out for glimmering nodes in the grass. Once players make it to the massive ship at the camp near the southern portion of Raincaller Island, they can Transmit to the northernmost Spacerift and continue farming the Cocoa Beans along the coast-side cliffs to the north.

Using the Cocoa Beans gathered, Wanderers can make the following recipes in Tower of Fantasy, according to Genshin.gg:

Players can discover the recipes above by placing the base ingredients into a cooking pot’s slots and then using a max number of Cocoa Bean stacks to ensure the discovery success rate reaches 100%.