Monster Hunter Sunbreak: Regalfin Dolphin | Jungle Rare Endemic Life Location

Monster Hunter Sunbreak has very beautiful and unique maps. The most interesting thing about them is how many of the things are actually hidden and lots of players actually don’t know about them. In this guide, we will be talking about one of these locations, or to be precise about the Regalfin dolphin. Let’s see how to find him.

Regalfin Dolphin | Jungle Rare Endemic Life Location – Monster Hunter Sunbreak

The first you will have to do is start a Master Rank Expedition. You can do this by going to the Quest Counter or the little girl at the beginning at the dock. Now you must choose the Jungle as the Tour Destination, and it must be set in the daytime.

You will choose the main starting location or the main camp on the south part of the map. From here just keep on running to the right and go all the way through over Area number 1.

Ente area Number 2 and keep going all the way north until you get to the very exit of Area number 2. When you start to get near the end of this area, you’ll notice a kind of hidden path starting to show and appear on the right next to the hilly terrain.

Climb up on this hilly terrain, or the little mountain. You will need to climb up a total of 2 times. Get all the way to the top until you see a big enterable hole on the top. Enter it and drop it all the way to the very bottom. It is a deep hole.

Now once you dropped to the bottom, there will be really only one road to follow and that’s the road ahead. You will start to notice light coming your way. This will be the exit of the cave area and here is where you’ll actually see a dolphin-like creature. That’s the Regalfin.

He might run away at first, so tread lightly and walk very slowly towards it. It’s going to be looking at you directly and swimming next to the shore. A very important tip is to come here as soon as you start the expedition because you might miss the timing and it won’t be here if you come later on.

This is how your road should be and this is how it looks on the map: