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Quito
Quito is the larger of Isla Santuario's two provinces and where Far Cry 6 starts in earnest. Clara's Camp, Fort Quito and the Viviro Nueve Plantation are all here.
- Type
- Region
- Region
- Isla Santuario
Good to know
- Other sites include Armonía, Casa Benito, Pérez Farms and Oluwa Cave.
- Cabeza Fuel Depot, the island's only FND base, is in Quito.
- Sagrado Checkpoint is Isla Santuario's only checkpoint.
- Du or Die sends you into Fort Quito for depleted uranium for your first Supremo.
- Fire and Fury has you burn the Viviro Nueve Plantation.
- Triada Blessings starts with three idols missing from Oluwa Cave.
What's here
Quito is the core of the opening island. You meet Clara at her camp, raid Fort Quito with Juan's backing and torch Viviro fields. FND Bunker 43 is also in the province.
Worth knowing
The island works as a long tutorial. You leave for the mainland after Libertad Rises, which breaks the Quito Bay blockade. You can return later for anything you skipped, like Criptograma Box 1 on Isla Santuario.
Military targets
Quito holds both of the island's military targets: Cabeza Fuel Depot and Sagrado Checkpoint. Taking the depot is the Fuel the Revolution mission for Benito Ménguez.
Juan of a KindJuan of a Kind is an early Isla Santuario operation where Clara García sends you to the fishing village of Armonía to bring Juan Cortez back to Libertad. It ends with your first Resolver weapon.
Du or DieDu or Die is an Isla Santuario operation where you steal depleted uranium from Fort Quito. Juan uses it to build your first Supremo backpack, which makes it one of the most important early missions.
Fire and FuryFire and Fury is an Isla Santuario operation where Julio Vélez kits Dani out with Fuego Mitts and a hazmat suit. Then you burn the Viviro Nueve Plantation, the regime's tobacco crop that feeds its cancer cure.- Fuel the RevolutionFuel the Revolution is an Isla Santuario operation from Benito Ménguez. You kill Comandante Rosario and liberate the Cabeza Fuel Depot, and it is the game's lesson in scouting a base before you hit it.
- Libertad RisesLibertad Rises is the last Isla Santuario operation, where you clear the Quito Bay blockade so Clara's boat can reach the mainland. Finishing it gets you off the starting island and opens the rest of Yara.
- ArmoníaArmonía is a small fishing village in Quito on Isla Santuario. You visit it early in the story during Juan of a Kind, when Clara sends Dani to bring Juan Cortez back to Libertad.
- Cabeza Fuel DepotCabeza Fuel Depot is the first FND base you liberate on Isla Santuario, in the story operation Fuel the Revolution. It belongs to Gasolinera Del Paraíso and teaches you how cameras and alarms work.
- Casa BenitoCasa Benito is Benito Ménguez's house in Quito on Isla Santuario. It is where you pick up the story operation Fuel the Revolution, which ends with you liberating Cabeza Fuel Depot.
- Clara's CampClara's Camp is Clara García's guerrilla camp in Quito, Isla Santuario, and your first Libertad base. You come back here for early missions, upgrades and the Resolver workbench.
- Fort QuitoFort Quito is a fortress in the Sagrado area of Quito, Isla Santuario, held by Captain Gabriel Álvarez. You raid it in Du or Die, and its armory holds depleted uranium.
- Oluwa CaveOluwa Cave is the shrine of the Oluwa, Yara's three folk spirits, in Quito on Isla Santuario. It is where Triada Blessings starts and ends, and where you earn La Varita, the Triador Supremo and the jaguar Oluso.
- Cabeza Fuel DepotCabeza Fuel Depot is the first FND base you liberate on Isla Santuario, in the story operation Fuel the Revolution. It belongs to Gasolinera Del Paraíso and teaches you how cameras and alarms work.
- Casa BenitoCasa Benito is Benito Ménguez's house in Quito on Isla Santuario. It is where you pick up the story operation Fuel the Revolution, which ends with you liberating Cabeza Fuel Depot.
- FND Bunker 43FND Bunker 43 is a navy bunker on the Quito coast of Isla Santuario. It is a quick stop for a document on your way around the island.
- Pérez FarmsPérez Farms is an abandoned farm compound in Quito, on the starting island of Isla Santuario. It sits in the tobacco country you torch during the story mission Fire and Fury.
- Sagrado CheckpointSagrado Checkpoint is the only FND checkpoint on Isla Santuario, sitting in Quito. It is a small, early target that teaches you how checkpoints work: one alarm, one mounted gun and a cache.
- Viviro Nueve PlantationViviro Nueve Plantation is a regime tobacco farm in Quito, Isla Santuario, where Viviro is grown. You burn it to the ground with Julio Vélez in the story mission Fire and Fury.
La VaritaLa Varita is a Resolver rifle with maximum damage that pairs with the Triador Supremo. Together they let you see and shoot enemies through walls and vehicles, so it is a must for stealth players.- TriadorThe Triador is a Stealth Supremo that reveals every enemy in a wide radius with its Truesight ability. Paired with La Varita, it lets you shoot through walls and vehicles.
Related places
- Air defence
Anti-Aircraft Site Iota
Anti-Aircraft Site Iota is the only flak post on Isla Santuario, and its guns cover most of the island. It also holds map intel that reveals FND caches.
- Checkpoint
Checkpoints
Checkpoints are small FND roadblocks you capture for XP and intel. Each one has a locked room you open with a key earned on capture, and a local who marks nearby anti-aircraft sites, ambushes and bases.
- Region
Vencejo
Vencejo is the smaller of Isla Santuario's two provinces and home to the Punto Norte Lighthouse. It is where you end the opening island in Libertad Rises before heading to the mainland.
- Checkpoint
FND Bases
FND Bases are Far Cry 6's outposts: military or utility sites you capture from the army. Yara has 21 of them, and each one you take becomes a fast travel point and pays out resources.