Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom Zora’s Domain Location

Let's visit the homeland of Zora people, proud rulers of water and seas.

All the towns and settlements where the people of Hyrule are taking refuge are crucial to Link’s adventures. One of the main settlements is Zora’s Domain. Zora people resemble fish and are masters of Water bodies. Zora’s Domain is also important in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom as it is home to the Regional Phenomena main quest. This is where you will join forces with Sidon to tackle the scourge of the Water Temple.

We have prepared this guide to help you reach the Zora Domain and the activities you can take part in there.

Zora’s Domain location in Zelda: TotK

Zora’s Domain is in the eastern part of Hyrule. This settlement can be found in Hyrule’s Lanayru Great Spring Region. Look for a large circular structure on your map between Mikao Lake and Roto Lake, northwest of the East Reservoir Lake in Lanayru Great Spring Region.

This round structure you see is Zora’s Domain. The exact coordinates for Zora’s Domain are (3321, 0485,0139). The closest Fast Travel Point of Zora’s Domain is the Mogawak Shrine, located directly underneath the city of Zora.

You need to unlock the Upland Zorana Skyview Tower to reveal this part of the map. Use this Skyview Tower and glide east to reach Zora’s Domain with ease. Make sure to prepare a lot of slip-resistant elixirs, as it always rains here.

Zora’s Domain Quests

You will visit Zora’s Domain as a part of the Regional Phenomena main quest. Here, you will notice that the whole region is covered in purple sludge falling from the sky.

This will start two other main quests that will ultimately lead you to the Water Temple in the sky. Once you complete the temple, the whole area will be rid of Sludge, and a lot of activities will become available.

Zora’s Domain Shops and Activities

While Zora’s Domain doesn’t offer a massive variety of shops to the visitors, some important ones here provide useful materials.

The Seabed Inn

Like the rest of the settlements, Zora’s Domain offers an inn for its weary travelers to lay their heads down. The Seabed Inn (3298, 0506, 0140) offers two types of services depending on how much you are willing to pay.

  • Normal Bed: Restores your health and costs 20 Rupees.
  • Blissful Water Bed: This bed restores your health and grants three temporary hearts and a whole temporary stamina wheel. It costs 50 Rupees.

The Coral Reef

The Coral Reef (3321, 0485, 0139) is a general store in Zora’s Domain that offers a variety of fish and ingredients.

  • 5x Arrows (20 Rupees)
  • Armored Carp (40 Rupees each)
  • Hearty Salmon (80 Rupees each)
  • Hylian Rice (20 Rupees each)
  • Hylian Tomato (16 Rupees each)
  • Mighty Carp (40 Rupees each)
  • Splash fruit (10 Rupees each)
  • Swift Violet (40 Rupees each)

Side Activities

There are a lot of other activities and points of interest available in Zora’s Domain. 

  • You can visit the Goddess Statue at the following coordinates (3315, 0500, 0150). Offer four Lights of Blessing to either increase your health or stamina.
  • The Throne Room can be found at (3332, 0539, 0164), and you can use it to access hidden areas above.
  • A magical pool is beneath the Throne Room, the Infirmary (3330, 0542, 0151). You can visit this area to replenish your health.
  • There is a massive statue of Sidon with Link on its back in the middle of Zora’s Domain. It symbolized the heroic activity of both Link and Sidon when they defeated Vah Ruta in Breath of the Wild.
  • There is a hidden cave (3254, 0396, 0071) beneath Zora’s Domain that you can access by going through the waterfall right before you enter the city. This cave leads to the Chasm Under Zora’s Domain (3299, 0436, 0017), and you can also find Vah Ruta’s divine helm here.

These are all the quests and activities that you can do in Zora’s Domain of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Make sure to read our guide on the order of the temples to attempt to make this journey much easier.

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