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Out of nowhere, Dave the Diver has captured the attention of over 1 million players in just 10 days. A rare feat for a game that flew almostcompletely under the radar. But there's a good reason why so many people are interested in this game. The gameplay loop of diving by day and running a sushi restaurant by night compliments each other perfectly.
In Dave the Diver, you will be focusing the majority of your time diving into the Blue Hole to collect valuable resources for the sushi restaurant you work at. At some point in the game, you will need to find some Sea Grapes for a special customer. To help, we've created this guide to tell you exactly how, and where, to find Sea Grapes in Dave the Diver.
Where Are Sea Grapes In Dave The Diver?
Eventually, you will be asked to find some Sea Grapes for a new recipe in Dave the Diver. With this mission, you will have a limited time to find them so it is best you get prepared ahead of time. The Sea Grapes are found in the Limestone Cave, which is located at 100 meters of depth.
You can only access the Limestone Cave in the morning and not in the afternoons. Once you have arrived in the right area, you will get a notification letting you know you're in the Limestone Cave. You will be looking for a green seaweed-looking plant in the Limestone Cave. Once you find it, cut it with your melee weapon and you will be able to harvest Sea Grapes.
How To Get To Sea Grapes In Dave The Diver
The best way to get to the Sea Grapes in the Limestone Cave in Dave the Diver is by diving straight down for it. There can be a lot of distractions on the way but we suggest you go straight down and try to find some currents. The Limestone Cave is typically near strong water currents, but this isn't always the case.
You will want to upgrade your wetsuit before you go for the Limestone Cave, since your basic wetsuit will not be able to handle the pressure of going down deeper. You'll want to upgrade your wetsuit to handle depths of at least 100m, preferably before you're given this mission. If you don't, you might run out of time, and air, before you can get the Sea Grapes.
