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== Generation == | == Generation == | ||
Snowy beaches replace | Snowy beaches replace beaches in the coldest temperature zones, where they frequently border [[Minecraft:snowy plains]], [[Minecraft:snowy taiga]]s, [[Minecraft:ice spikes]], and regular [[Minecraft:taiga]]s. Snowy beaches usually separate land from the [[Minecraft:frozen ocean]] biome, though they can occasionally generate completely landlocked. Terrain is generally flat and smooth, but can generate as wide, rugged, or even mountainous depending on the surrounding terrain. | ||
In areas of low erosion, snowy beaches are replaced by [[Minecraft:stony shore]]s. Warmer regions generate as regular beaches instead. Sometimes, land biomes can directly border frozen oceans without any snowy beach, occasionally featuring tall cliffs. | |||
[[Minecraft:Ice caves]]{{upcoming|Fourth Drop 2026}} are common below snowy beaches. Like regular beaches, [[Minecraft:lush cave]]s sometimes generate if humidity is high, while [[Minecraft:sulfur cave]]s are rare. | |||
== Description == | == Description == | ||
Latest revision as of 11:15, 23 October 2026
Template:Infobox biome A snowy beach or cold beach is a snowy variant of the Minecraft:beach biome that replaces it in frozen regions.
Generation
Snowy beaches replace beaches in the coldest temperature zones, where they frequently border Minecraft:snowy plains, Minecraft:snowy taigas, Minecraft:ice spikes, and regular Minecraft:taigas. Snowy beaches usually separate land from the Minecraft:frozen ocean biome, though they can occasionally generate completely landlocked. Terrain is generally flat and smooth, but can generate as wide, rugged, or even mountainous depending on the surrounding terrain.
In areas of low erosion, snowy beaches are replaced by Minecraft:stony shores. Warmer regions generate as regular beaches instead. Sometimes, land biomes can directly border frozen oceans without any snowy beach, occasionally featuring tall cliffs.
Minecraft:Ice cavesTemplate:Upcoming are common below snowy beaches. Like regular beaches, Minecraft:lush caves sometimes generate if humidity is high, while Minecraft:sulfur caves are rare.
Description
Snowy beaches are the same as regular beaches terrain-wise, being made mostly of sand with sandstone underneath. The temperature in snowy beaches is low enough to allow Minecraft:snowfall, covering the sand in Minecraft:snow and freezing the water around.
Turtles cannot spawn here, but Minecraft:rabbits can Template:In. Shipwrecks and buried treasure may still generate in this beach variant.
With Minecraft:Vibrant Visuals, snowy beaches use default atmospherics with a strong cold color grading, making the biome appear icy blue. They use cold sunlight, which is slightly brighter at dusk and dawn.
Mobs
The following mobs naturally spawn here:
Sounds
Music
These music tracks play while the player is on a snowy beach:
Data values
ID
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Biome definition
Achievements
Advancements
History
Java Edition
Bedrock Edition
Legacy Console Edition
New Nintendo 3DS Edition
Issues
Gallery
Screenshots
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A snowy beach Minecraft:single biome world
Historical screenshots
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A snowy beach with Minecraft:ray tracing
See also
External links
Minecraft:de:Verschneiter Strand Minecraft:fr:Plage enneigée Minecraft:it:Spiaggia innevata Minecraft:pt:Praia nevada Minecraft:uk:Засніжений пляж Minecraft:zh:积雪沙滩