Paradise Found (or Not Found): How to Escape Yara for Miami in Far Cry 6
So you're stuck on Yara, a beautiful yet bullet-riddled island under the iron fist of Anton Castillo. You've fought your fair share of crocs, grappled with crazy propaganda speakers, and maybe even ridden a giant, fire-breathing rooster (because Far Cry). But enough is enough, right? You're craving sunshine, beaches, and a mojito that doesn't come with a side of oppression. Fear not, fellow guerrilla, because there's a way out (well, sort of).
Ditching the Dictator: The Not-So-Secret Secret Ending
Yes, you read that right. Far Cry 6 has a secret ending that whisks you away from Yara's troubles and deposits you on the sandy shores of Miami. Sounds dreamy, right? Except, it's not exactly a first-class ticket with complimentary rum punch. It's more like a rickety escape raft fueled by pure "screw this, I'm out!" vibes.
Here's the catch: you gotta ditch the rebellion before things get too real. No storming Castillo's fortress, no glorious overthrow of the regime. Nope, just you, a boat (or a plane, if you're feeling fancy), and the open ocean.
How to Become a Miami M refugee (Mission Not Recommended by Dani Rojas)
- Acquire a Vessel: This is Yara, so your options are a little limited. Look for a boat docked somewhere (there's a handy one on the starting island after the tutorial) or snag a helicopter if you're feeling adventurous (and good at dodging missiles).
- Set Sail (or Take Flight): Just head out towards the edge of the map, ignoring the ominous warning messages that flash on your screen. You're a rebel, remember? You answer to no man (or Castillo).
- Embrace the Escape: Once you're far enough out, Dani will have a moment of "screw it all" clarity, and then...bam! Cutscene time.
Important Note: This is a one-way trip, folks. You'll be deposited on a Miami beach with nothing but the clothes on your back and a healthy dose of existential dread. But hey, at least you're not dodging bullets anymore, right?
So, is ditching Yara for Miami the right choice?
Debatable. On the one hand, you avoid the whole "saving the revolution" thing. On the other hand, you kind of leave your newfound guerrilla family behind. Plus, Miami might not be all sunshine and margaritas after all. There's always rent to pay, right?
The decision is yours, Dani. Just remember, whatever you choose, do it with style (and maybe a stockpile of grenades, just in case).
## Far Cry 6: Escape to Miami FAQ
How to get to Miami in Far Cry 6?
Sail or fly off the edge of the map before completing the main story.
Is the Miami ending canon?
Probably not, but it's a fun little secret for players who want a different kind of escape.
Should I ditch Yara for Miami?
That's up to you! Consider the potential consequences (missing out on the main story) and the lack of post-escape mojitos.
Can I go back to Yara after escaping to Miami?
Nope. This is a one-way trip (at least until you start a new game).
Is there a more "traditional" way to escape Castillo's regime?
Yes! Stick with the main story and help liberate Yara. It's a much more heroic (and explosive) way to see things through.
