The Summer Isles

A string of islands, with Doria being the main one. A warm tropical paradise.

The Summer Isles are often heralded as a tropical paradise, captivating visitors with their warm, temperate climate and the gentle, soothing rhythm of the tides that grace their shores throughout the year. Enveloped by pristine sandy beaches, the Isles boast a breathtaking landscape of natural rock formations and an abundance of wildlife, creating an idyllic haven for adventurers and leisure seekers alike.

Renowned for their rich natural resources, the Summer Isles are a hub of unique exports. Lustrous pearls are harvested from the clear, turquoise waters, while the bountiful marine life offers exotic seafood that is as fascinating as it is delectable. Among these delicacies are Gong, a vibrant local fish, Octopus, Seahorse, and the infamous Dreadnought Sea Urchin, named for its aggressive nature and venomous spines, which add a daring flavor to the culinary palette. The larger islands within the archipelago serve as bustling tourist hotspots, none more notable than Doria, a lively coastal plaza that pulsates with energy. The cobbled streets of Doria are lined with market stalls, trinket shops, and merchants hawking their wares, from handcrafted souvenirs to peculiar oddities. The din of the plaza, filled with the chatter of visitors, the calls of exotic animals, and the enticing pitch of vendors, can be heard long before one reaches its heart.

For many locals, Doria offers an essential livelihood, with the vibrant marketplace providing opportunities to sell both treasures and trivial curiosities to the endless stream of tourists. Ships from across the globe dock at Doria's port, carrying adventurers and traders eager to explore one of Suna’s most distinguished destinations. Visitors come not only for the treasures of the sea and the marketplace but also to immerse themselves in the captivating culture and atmosphere of the Summer Isles—a true jewel of Suna's ocean.