BEACHES · HEART OF THE SEA · NO MAP

Minecraft Buried Treasure Finder

Paste your seed and this Minecraft buried treasure finder lists the closest buried treasure chests with coordinates, distance, and direction. Dig up a heart of the sea without following a treasure map.

Type /seed in Minecraft chat to copy your seed. Leave X and Z blank to search around spawn.

1Heart of the sea per chest
1/100Chunks with a treasure attempt
9, 9Block position inside the chunk
1.13+Java versions supported
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About the Buried Treasure Finder

Buried treasure chests hide under the sand on beaches. Each one holds a heart of the sea, which you need for a conduit, plus iron, gold, emeralds, and sometimes diamonds. Normally you find them with a treasure map from a shipwreck or ocean ruin. A buried treasure finder reads your seed and shows where the chests are, so you can dig straight down.

What you get on this page:

  • Closest buried treasure first: the 12 nearest chests to spawn or any X and Z
  • Block coordinates: the chest sits at the center of its chunk
  • Copy and go: a ready /tp command for each chest
  • Beach view: zoom in on the seed map to see the beaches

How to Use the Buried Treasure Finder

Step 1: Enter Your Seed

Type /seed in chat and paste the number.

Step 2: Pick a 1.13+ Version

Buried treasure was added in 1.13 (Update Aquatic).

Step 3: Find Buried Treasure

Leave Search from blank to search around spawn, or type any X and Z, then press Find buried treasure.

Step 4: Dig

Stand on the X and Z and dig down. In Java the chest sits at the center of the chunk, usually a few blocks under the sand.

Where Buried Treasure Generates

FactValue
Added in1.13 (Update Aquatic)
BiomeBeaches and snowy beaches
ChanceAbout 1 in 100 chunks get an attempt in Java
PositionCenter of the chunk (block 9, 9 in Java)

What’s Inside a Buried Treasure Chest

  • Heart of the sea, always
  • Iron, gold, and emeralds
  • Diamonds, sometimes
  • Prismarine crystals, cooked fish, TNT, and leather armor

What Is a Heart of the Sea For?

Craft a conduit with a heart of the sea and nautilus shells. A conduit gives Conduit Power underwater: breathing, night vision, and faster mining.

Buried Treasure Map Finder

Treasure maps come from shipwreck map chests and ocean ruin chests. The map shows a red X on a beach. The finder skips the map and gives you the coordinates from the seed.

Buried Treasure Finder Command

EditionCommand
Java 1.19+/locate structure minecraft:buried_treasure
Java 1.16 to 1.18/locate buried_treasure
Bedrock/locate structure buried_treasure

Java and Bedrock

The finder supports Java 1.13 to the latest release. Bedrock places structures with its own rules, so use treasure maps or /locate on Bedrock.

Credits

Treasure positions come from cubiomes, an open source library by Cubitect. This is not an official Minecraft product. We’re not affiliated with, approved by, or associated with Mojang or Microsoft.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How deep is buried treasure?

Usually a few blocks under the sand. Dig straight down at the X and Z.

Is there always a heart of the sea?

Yes. Every buried treasure chest has one.

Do I need a treasure map?

No. With your seed, the finder shows the chests directly.

Does it work on Bedrock?

Not for exact positions. Use maps or /locate on Bedrock.

Final Thoughts

A buried treasure finder gets you a heart of the sea without the map chase. Paste your seed, find the closest chest, and dig at the center of the chunk.

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