Scallop Shellfish Guide + Location (Spiritfarer)

The scallop is a medium-sized shellfish you can find in Spiritfarer. Scallops can be found sticking in the hull of your ship, and can be brought to the kitchen to cook 4 shellfish-related recipes.

Where to Catch Scallops

Unlike fishes, shellfish like scallops don’t require the fishing minigame. Instead you just need to jump into the water and look for ones that are sticking on the hull of your ship.

That said, scallops will only appear on your ship while you’re sailing in the waters around these islands:

• Hummingberg’s Winter Side (X: 39, Y: 139)
• Oxbury (X: 233, Y: 18)

Note: Keep in mind that in order to reach the winter side of Hummingberg, you will need the Icebreaker Boat Improvement. Meanwhile, Oxbury requires the Rock Destroyer Boat Improvement. Both of these necessary upgrades are detailed in our complete boat improvement guide.

Once you get the scallops, these can be either cooked in the kitchen or sold in Raccoon Shops for 50 Glims each.

Dishes

Here are all of the recipes that are available to make using scallops as an ingredient:

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