EN ROUTE TO THE CARIBBEAN · SINCE 1999
An unsigned envelope slipped between the site’s pages. Inside are five scraps of a chart and a note: “The treasure hasn’t vanished. Someone filed it in the wrong place.” Explore existing pages, notice what they tell you and keep a few apparently worthless objects.
No countdown. No registration. Five discoveries become one route.
Five pages, one little adventure
The hunt takes place on the site’s actual pages. Each clue points to a section where an envelope holds a small puzzle.
Start and read
Press “Begin the hunt”. The first clue appears below the map: read it before choosing where to go.
Follow the clue
Choose the suggested page from “Choose where to search”. Useful information is in that page’s contents.
Open the envelope
On the correct page, the “Logbook” takes you to the hunt station at the bottom. Open “The Site Treasure Hunt” panel if it is closed.
Solve and continue
Use the envelope’s fields and buttons. Collect a map fragment and an object, then return to the map for the next clue.
0 fragments out of 5
Your route is saved automatically in this browser.
An imaginary chart of the site. Each discovery restores a fragment; collected circles revisit earlier stations.
Choose where to search
In the pirate’s pockets
The envelope has arrived. Take all the time you need.
The save belongs to this browser and site address. A route link carries a checkpoint without names or passport details. Clearing browser data may remove the local save.
Before setting sail: useful things to know
Where do I enter the answer?
Inside the station’s envelope on the page you reached. There are no invisible links to find or site images to collect.
How do I use objects?
Find them under “In the pirate’s pockets”. Use the puzzle’s buttons, without dragging objects onto images. Some objects matter again later.
What if I get stuck?
Press “One more hint”. Hints are progressive and carry no penalty. Mistakes cost no attempts and there is no countdown.
Can I stop and resume?
Yes: progress, intermediate actions and hints are saved in the browser. “Copy my route link” also keeps a checkpoint. Keep the same site address; clearing browser data may remove the save.
What happens at the end?
Five fragments unlock the treasure. Return to the map to discover the reward and download a customizable postcard.
An original Monkey Island Site adventure. Hunt scenes, dialogue and objects are invented, not game solutions or endings.