Minecraft:Beach

Template:Distinguish Template:Infobox biome Beaches are common coastal Minecraft:biomes that serve as transition biomes from the mainland to an Minecraft:ocean. Beaches are covered entirely with Minecraft:sand and are the main source of Minecraft:turtles and Minecraft:buried treasures.

Generation

Beaches generate on the coast bordering non-deep Minecraft:oceans and most flatland biomes. Rarely, a beach generates completely land-locked.

Depending on the surrounding terrain, beaches can be wide and hilly, short and flat, or jagged with tall cliffs. Beaches are replaced by Minecraft:stony shores near Minecraft:mountains, or Minecraft:snowy beaches in frozen biomes. The coast may not always have a beach biome; land biomes can also directly border oceans, sometimes with tall cliffs.

Description

The beach biome consists entirely of Minecraft:sand with Minecraft:sandstone underneath, like Minecraft:deserts, but without any vegetation. Beach biomes, along with their sand, commonly continue underwater for a few blocks.

Minecraft:Buried treasures often generate buried under the sand, and Minecraft:shipwrecks occasionally generate stranded on beaches. Minecraft:Turtles may spawn here, but other animals cannot.

With Minecraft:Vibrant Visuals, beaches use a coolish humid volumetric fog setting, which slightly fades the distance in an orange tint. Beaches have default atmospherics, lighting, and color grading like temperate biomes.

Mobs

The following mobs naturally spawn here:

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Data values

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History

Gallery

Screenshots

• Minecraft:Turtles with Minecraft:turtle eggs on a beach
  Minecraft:Turtles with Minecraft:turtle eggs on a beach
• A beach that is completely landlocked
  A beach that is completely landlocked
• Beach in the middle of the forest
  Beach in the middle of the forest
• A beach Minecraft:single biome world
  A beach Minecraft:single biome world

Historical screenshots

• A beach island with a small Minecraft:jungle on top
  A beach island with a small Minecraft:jungle on top
• A beach with a lake (technically, a small Minecraft:ocean biome) in it
  A beach with a lake (technically, a small Minecraft:ocean biome) in it
• The Minecraft:desert-like landscape of a Minecraft:single biome beach world before Minecraft:1.18
  The Minecraft:desert-like landscape of a Minecraft:single biome beach world before Minecraft:1.18
• A sandy beach with multiple Minecraft:gravelly mountains as seen in the view. Unlike regular mountains, beaches were not replaced with Minecraft:stony shores here.
  A sandy beach with multiple Minecraft:gravelly mountains as seen in the view. Unlike regular mountains, beaches were not replaced with Minecraft:stony shores here.
• Beach in Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.7.3, which is much smoother than its modern counterpart
  Beach in Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.7.3, which is much smoother than its modern counterpart
• Gravel Beach in Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.7.3
  Gravel Beach in Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.7.3
• Beach reaching up the hillside
  Beach reaching up the hillside
• A beach with Minecraft:ray tracing
  A beach with Minecraft:ray tracing

Mojang images

• Beach in Minecraft:Java Edition 1.18 experimental snapshot 2, which is much wider and smoother
  Beach in Minecraft:Java Edition 1.18 experimental snapshot 2, which is much wider and smoother
• A shore with small beaches
  A shore with small beaches
• A shore with medium beaches
  A shore with medium beaches
• A shore with large beaches
  A shore with large beaches
• A cove beneath a large rock outcrop
  A cove beneath a large rock outcrop
• Minecraft:Kai and Minecraft:Noor on a beach<ref>Template:Tweet</ref>
  Minecraft:Kai and Minecraft:Noor on a beach<ref>Template:Tweet</ref>

See also

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External links

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