Far Cry 6: How to Open the Bunker Underneath Cortina Weather Station in Costa Del Mar

In Far Cry 6, there are several locked locations with valuable weapons and supplies that you can steal from the military to use against them and free Yara with Libertad. For example, beneath the Cortina Weather Station in Costa Del Mar, there is a bunker containing an FND Cache and other valuable supplies, but it is locked behind a sealed door.

This guide will show you where to look for the key to unlock the door and gain access to the bunker’s contents.

Far Cry 6: How to Open the Bunker Underneath Cortina Weather Station in Costa Del Mar

How to Open the Bunker Underneath Cortina Weather Station in Costa Del Mar

The key you’re looking for at his military base is on the east side of the base. We secured the base before grabbing the keycard, and we’re not sure if it fell from a notable NPC guarding the base or was on top of a crate because of the chaos.

In any case, proceed to the base’s east side and investigate the containers there. You can go underground after you find the keycard on top of a box or loot it from a high-ranking guard.

Far Cry 6: How to Open the Bunker Underneath Cortina Weather Station in Costa Del Mar

If you’ve captured the base, the entrance to the underground portion of the Cortina Weather Station is near the southeast corner of the base, next to the vehicle pickup location. Continue through the underground passage after passing through the door.

Far Cry 6: How to Open the Bunker Underneath Cortina Weather Station in Costa Del Mar

You won’t be able to open any of the catacombs’ metal doors until you descend some stairs and find a locked door to your left. It should have a sign that says “FND Armeria” next to it. The FND Cache can be obtained by opening the door with the bunker keycard.

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Johnson Miller

Miller has been a video game journalist for over 3 years, contributing to publications all over the world in his freelance capacity. Magic: The Gathering, Dark Souls, Diablo, and Divinity: Original Sin are some of his favorite games.

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