Ever since the Tropical Adventure Pass dropped in LEGO Fortnite, I’ve been absolutely hooked on chasing down every last Stud I can get my hands on. I mean, who wouldn’t want to unlock Island Adventure Peely? That guy is a legend. But let me tell you, some of those Weekly Quests have really made me work for my rewards. The one that had me scratching my head for a good while was “Visit a Peely Island Head.” It sounded simple enough — just go find a big banana-shaped island, right? Well, yes and no. Let me walk you through how I finally tracked it down, what happened when I got there, and why you should definitely bring a decent weapon along for the ride.

First things first, unlike the Llama Island Head quest that came before it, the Peely Island Head doesn’t stick to just one type of terrain. Oh no, this big yellow fellow can pop up almost anywhere — I’ve spotted him in Mountain biomes, Floating Island clusters, and even just hanging out in the Plains. That variety is both a blessing and a curse. It means you’ve got more chances to stumble upon one, but it also means there’s no “sure thing” location you can beeline for every time. My advice? Build yourself a decent vehicle if you can, or tame a Klombo. Trust me, hiking across the entire Lost Isles on foot while scanning the horizon gets old real fast. I spent a good twenty minutes zooming through the Floating Islands on a klombo before I saw that telltale glow.

From a distance, the Peely Island Head is pretty easy to spot. It’s massive, unmistakably shaped like everyone’s favorite fruit mascot, and there’s usually a bright glowing Chest sitting right in front of it like a beacon. I remember squinting into the distance and thinking, “Is that a bunch of banana statues around it? Yep, that’s got to be the place.” Those statues are key, by the way. They’re not just decoration. As soon as you step into the area, one of those seemingly harmless banana figures will spring to life. I’m not kidding — it’s a full-on Golem in disguise. My first time, I just about jumped out of my seat.

Now, here’s where I almost paid the price for my overconfidence. I walked up expecting nothing more than a leisurely sightseeing trip, and suddenly there’s a rock-hard banana golem swinging at me. Don’t make my mistake. Go in prepared with a high-rarity weapon and a Shield. It doesn’t have to be endgame gear, but at least a decent Rare or Epic sword will save you a lot of pain. The fight itself isn’t terribly tough if you keep your wits about you, but getting caught off guard can definitely send you back to your respawn point. I managed to take it down after a few frantic dodges, and the satisfaction was real — along with the Rift Shard it dropped.

Defeating the golem isn’t just a matter of survival; it also clears the way for you to claim the real prize. Once the coast is clear, head over to that glowing Chest I mentioned. Pop it open and you’ll snag some random useful loot. But here’s the pro tip that genuinely made my day: if you happen to find the Peely Island Head on a Floating Island, there’s a solid chance that Chest will contain a Klombo Rune Tome. That thing is pure gold. It’s essential for upgrading your weapons at the Rune Forge, and having a steady supply of them can make your entire adventure feel a lot more powerful. I walked away from my first Floating Island discovery with both the Rift Shard and the Tome, feeling like I’d just hit the jackpot.

Completing the visit itself is as easy as stepping into the area — you don’t even need to defeat the golem if you’re feeling sneaky. The quest will pop and reward you with a solid 400 Studs toward your Tropical Adventure Pass. But honestly, skipping the fight would mean missing out on that Rift Shard and the chest goodies. And between you and me, the little adrenaline rush from seeing those banana statues come alive is half the fun.

So, if you’re still out there roaming the Lost Isles wondering where to find that elusive Peely Island Head, take my advice: pick a fast mount or ride, check all three biomes, and keep an eye out for banana-shaped statues and a glowing chest. Come ready for a scrap, and you’ll be laughing all the way to the Rune Forge with your new treasures. That Tropical Adventure Pass isn’t going to level itself, and this quest is one of the more memorable detours you’ll take on your way to unlocking Island Adventure Peely. Good luck out there — and watch out for those sneaky golems.