How to get to the Pearl Galley in Genshin Impact

In Genshin Impact, there are many secret areas that are not easy to reach, but not all of them are hard to find. Sometimes the hardest part is just getting there. One such place is the mysterious ship at the Liyue Harbor dock. Here's how to get to the Pearl Galley in Genshin Impact.

Before heading to the ship, it's best to stock up on Qingxins. To find the flowers, you can use the interactive map of the game (the flowers are called Qinxin there) or look at the screenshot below.

The Pearl Galley is a ship docked near Liyue Harbor, at the southernmost edge of the Genshin Impact map. But swimming there is too far; you won't have enough stamina. Instead, it's better to climb the cliffs south of it and then glide towards the ship. The remaining distance will have to be swum. You won't be able to do this if your stamina is less than 190 units.

There is an alternative way. Choose the character Kaeya, who can turn the water surface into ice. Reach the land closest to the ship and create an ice road by freezing the water around the hero.

Once you get on board, climb the oars to get to the deck. After that, you'll start the quest Ocean Pearl.

Talk to the passengers and find out that you actually can't get on board without an invitation. You'll need to talk to the ship's guests to see if you can get this invitation.

You will meet many important guests on the ship, but the only one who matters is Qiu'ge. She wants you to find three Qingxins in exchange for an invitation. Give her the flowers. For successfully completing the quest, you will receive 100 Adventure Points, 30,000 Mora, and 3 Hero's Wit.

Talk to Luoxia again, who will say that now you can come and go from the ship whenever you like.

As for getting back to shore, it's now just as simple. Talk to the boatman named Pinghai. He stands on the main deck and will take you to shore whenever you want. From now on, he will also be waiting for you at Liyue Harbor, so you can talk to him to return to the Pearl Galley instead of gliding from the mountain again.