Wuhu Island Sightseeing Tour: Modes & Collectibles

Wuhu Island isn't just a backdrop this time. In the Sightseeing Tour you can roam the whole island and hunt for collectibles between matches.

Three ways to explore

Vehicle	Area	Controls	Extra challenge (reported)
Prop Plane	Air	One Joy-Con held like a toy plane	Hidden white balloons
Power Cruising	Sea	Two Joy-Con like handlebars	Slalom courses with rings
Skateboarding	Land	One Joy-Con 2 in mouse mode	Coins to collect

Your vehicle decides what you can reach. Something high on a cliff is easier by plane; a cove might only be reachable by water. We'll note the best vehicle for every collectible we verify.

How a Sightseeing Tour run works

Because the clock is short, plan each run around one area of the island rather than trying to cover everything. Collected items stay collected, so short focused runs add up.

Collectibles on Wuhu Island

Spocco Photos

Spocco Photos are the main collectible. Reviews describe them as camera icons that "turn into a postcard photo when collected," each with a fun fact about the island. Our Spocco Photos location guide is in progress and will only list photos we have found ourselves.

Hibiscus flowers

Vehicle challenges

Each vehicle has its own extras: white balloons for the Prop Plane, ring slaloms for Power Cruising and coins for Skateboarding.

Rewards for exploring

Exploring earns Spocco Points, which you spend at the Item Center on outfits and accessories for your Mii or Sportsmate.

Playing with a friend

Reviews report that the Sightseeing Tour supports two players in split-screen. Each player needs their own controller — and if you're both skating, you'll each need a Joy-Con 2. See the controller guide.

Track your collection

There's no in-game map, so we're building a checklist you can use while you play. The progress tracker already covers Island Crown, and Wuhu Island collectibles will be added as soon as we've verified them.