Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune ‘Trapped’ treasure locations guide

In this Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune guide, we’ll help you find the three treasures in Chapter 11 “Trapped,” part of the PS4’s Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection.

We’ve organized our guide by chapters. To find the chapter name, press the Options button and select Load Game from the pause menu. The name of the current chapter (but not the number) appears on the bottom line of the most recent save in the Load menu.

There’s no map in Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune, so for each of the collectibles below, we used photo mode to zoom out and give you some context surrounding the treasure locations. Use the images to make sure you’re in the right area and the added arrows to help you find your way.

Spanish Gold Coin treasure location

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This chapter, unsurprisingly, starts with a firefight. After that, Elena will return and you’ll get a cutscene. Along with some more fighting, you’ll find yourself in a room with a branching staircase. Head up to the right (you’ll be over the dock) to find the Spanish Gold Coin.

Silver Spanish Chalice treasure location

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After you cross the rope bridge, you’ll head back down some stairs. Take the first left, down some more stairs to a dead end platform. You’ll find the Silver Spanish Chalice off to the left of the bottom of the stairs.

Gold Coatimundi treasure location

Image: Naughty Dog/Sony Computer Entertainment America via Polygon

Once you escape the Customs House, you’ll head into a tunnel. At the top of the stairs, deal with a few bad guys, and pick up the Gold Coatimundi from the rightmost alcove under the stairs.

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