The ship is floating this time, and some of the red coins are around the floating ship - while others are underwater. Jolly Roger Bay Star 4: Red Coins on the Ship Afloat The order this time - from the angle at which you approach them - is topmost (farthest) chest, left, right, bottom (closest) chest. Beware falling rocks as you approach the chest. There's four chests inside, similar to the first star. Anyway, the tunnel leads to an above-water cave. Near the sunken ship there is an underwater tunnel - it's hard to miss as a ring of coins marks the entrance (swim through the ring for an extra life!). Bring a lot of extra lives! Jolly Roger Bay Star 3: Treasure in the Ocean Cave This can be really tricky, especially since touching the eel and not the star can kill you. You just need to touch the power star to detach it. Swim close to him and he comes out - the star is attached to his tail. Remember that Eel in the window? Well, now he's in a slightly different place, albeit in the same deep water. Jolly Roger Bay Star 2: Can the Eel Come Out to Play? Getting the chest order wrong damages you. Open them in this order by swimming into the front of the chest: the topmost chest, the right chest, the bottom chest, the left chest. At the base of the ship are four chests in a diamond formation from the direction where you come in. There's a pocket of air at the top of the ship if you need it. Swim near the eel to aggravate it and it will leave its little window nest. Remember you can collect coins underwater to replenish your energy and keep from drowning. An eel will be hanging out in one of the ship's windows. Head out to the large body of water that dominates the stage and swim down - there's a sunken ship. Jolly Roger Bay Star 1: Plunder in the Sunken Ship If you're done with this stage, be sure to check out the rest of our Super Mario 64 Ultimate Guide for every other stage's stars, including the Castle Secret Stars. We'll detail all in the full stars guide below. It's a level that changes a fair amount depending on the star you select with the central ship sometimes afloat and sometimes sunken. Jolly Roger Bay is the first traditional water level in Super Mario 64, and is found on the right hand side of the main lobby of the castle behind a 3-star door.
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