Lurelin Village

A small fishing community off the southern coast of Necluda between two peaks. The town has a boat dock they use for imports and exports with other towns. Coconuts are very common in the region and as such is their primary export, along with pork as the town has a pig bin. Various coconut flavored drinks using coconut shavings and coconut milk are popular here. Lurelin, despite being tiny, is a popular tourist spot because of their unique Hylian culture, great fishing, and famous Coco-Milk drinks. Despite being a Hylian town they are not under the rule of the Hyrulean Royal Family and instead have an elected chieftain. There is an Inn (which also acts as a tourist shop), Coco Shop, Fish House, and Port house in the town. The Look Out Tower in the town is very popular for people to climb and look out at sea from. Another famous attraction is the Lurelin Light House and to climb Yambi Hill where Yambi Spring is, which has extremely fresh water flowing from the Faron Forest rivers. It also features the towns Bath House which is where all cleaning is done from laundry, dishes, to even baths. Unlike most villages, the town does not feature a school for its few children. Instead, all the children are home-schooled for anything academic and are otherwise taught everything they need to know about swimming, fishing, raising pigs, and everything about coconuts by their families and friends.

The local deity is the Sea King who has a shrine in Dunsel Woods, which also acts as a graveyard. The village is very big on community and everyone does everything together. The houses and buildings are made of wood and are small, meant only for sleeping in and for shelter. Otherwise, cooking is done outside as well is most other activities. The Lurelin Hylians have much darker complexions than other Hylians because of this and are not nearly as shy as others. Clothing styles are very loose and simple; clothing are basically swim-clothes. The local sport is surfing which most people in town are very good at. Every evening the town hosts a party and dance, sing, and drink into the night at the bonfire by the Chieftain’s house.