All Skill Fruit Tree Locations and What Each One Drops

There are 47 Skill Fruit Trees in Palworld, and which one you shake matters far more than most players realise — a tree in the starting grasslands can never hand you a 400-power fruit, while a tree on the World Tree rolls one more than half the time. This guide maps every tree by region, lists the exact fruit pool each region's trees pull from with the odds, and covers respawns, the shops that sell fruit outright, and the Skillfruit Orchard.

Skill Fruit Trees at a Glance

Trees are split across eight separate fruit tables, one per region, and the table is baked into the tree — not into your level, not into the time of day. That is the whole game here: travel to the right region and the odds change completely. Between them, the eight tables cover 89 of the game's 93 Skill Fruits, so almost everything is farmable if you know where to stand.

What	Number
Skill Fruit Trees in the world	47
On the Palpagos map (incl. Sakurajima, Sunreach Isle, Feybreak)	35
On the World Tree map	12
Separate regional fruit pools	8
Different fruits obtainable from trees	89 of 93
Biggest fruit a tree can drop	Absolute Frost and Holy Burst, 700 power
Best single tree region	World Tree — 54% of pulls are 400 power or better

Every tree is pinned on the Palworld interactive map with the Skill Fruit layer already switched on, and the World Tree's twelve sit on the World Tree map under the same layer. Turn the fast travel layer on beside it — the landmarks in the tables below are the statues you should be warping to.

All Skill Fruit Tree Locations by Region

Trees do not sit next to a fast travel statue, but they are never far from one. Each table below gives the closest fast travel point, the rough walking distance, and which way to head once you land. Distances are straight-line, so a cliff or a lake can add to them — bring a flying mount for anything past 300 m.

Palpagos Base Island — 14 Trees

The starting landmass carries the most trees of any region, and the weakest table by a mile. Fourteen trees are scattered from the Grasslands out to the small islands, and the pair worth remembering are the ones at Gobfin's Turf and Windscream Valley — both sit about 50 m from the statue, which makes them the fastest fruit route in the early game. The tree northeast of Grassy Behemoth Hills is the one most players stumble into first, across the river from the camp.

Feybreak — 7 Trees

Feybreak has the densest good table on the main map: seven trees, all pulling from the same 37-fruit pool that Sakurajima uses, with a third of pulls landing at 400 power or higher. The Deserted Ash Plateau tree is barely 60 m from the statue and the Loess Plains and Exile's Cape trees are both close enough to clear on foot, so three of the seven make a tight loop. Feybreak is endgame territory, so bring gear before you come fruit-picking — the Feybreak Cavern guide covers what lives out here.

The World Tree — 12 Trees

Twelve trees grow on the World Tree map and they are the best in the game, full stop — the only place Absolute Frost and Holy Burst grow wild. Three of them cluster around Boreal Summit, which makes that statue the single best fruit anchor anywhere; add the two near Within the Seal and you have five trees on one short circuit. Use the World Tree map view to plan the loop before you fly it.

Sakurajima — 4 Trees

Four trees on the island, and they share Feybreak's fruit table exactly — same 37 fruits, same odds, including Thunderstorm and Diamond Rain at 600 power. That makes Sakurajima the earliest place a mid-game player can farm top-tier fruit, since you can reach it long before Feybreak is survivable. The West Coast tree is the closest of the four to its statue.

Sunreach Isle — 4 Trees

The floating region only has four trees, but its table is the second best in the game — 43 fruits, and slightly over half of every pull comes out at 400 power or more. It is also the only place besides the World Tree that grows Dark Whisp, Crosswind and All Range Thunder. All four sit north or northwest of their statues, and the tree past The Azure Tapestry is a long glide out. More on the region in the Sunreach Skies guide.

Desert, Mount Obsidian, and the Snowfields — 6 Trees

The three mid-game biomes get two trees each and they run near-identical tables, all capable of dropping Fire Ball and Dragon Meteor at 600 power. The Mount Obsidian tree by the Anubis Statue is the standout — 90 m from the warp point and the shortest trip to a 600-power roll available before the endgame islands open up. The desert and snow trees are all 430 m or more out, so only bother with them if you are already in the area.

What Each Region's Trees Drop

Every fruit on a tree is rolled from its region's table with equal weight, so the pool size *is* the drop rate — a 48-fruit pool means any one fruit is a 2.1% pull. The column that actually decides where you farm is the last one: the chance a single pull is a 400-power fruit or better. It goes from zero on the starting island to 54% on the World Tree, and there is no in-between shortcut.

Region	Trees	Fruits in pool	Chance per fruit	Pull is 400+ power	Biggest fruit in the pool
World Tree	12	48	2.1%	54%	Absolute Frost · 700
Sunreach Isle	4	43	2.3%	51%	Dark Whisp · 600
Feybreak	7	37	2.7%	32%	Thunderstorm · 600
Sakurajima	4	37	2.7%	32%	Diamond Rain · 600
Snowfields	2	31	3.2%	32%	Fire Ball · 600
Desert	2	32	2.8%	28%	Dragon Meteor · 600
Mount Obsidian	2	32	2.7%	27%	Fire Ball · 600
Palpagos base island	14	38	2.6%	0%	Implode · 300

Two quirks worth knowing. The Snowfields table is the Desert table minus Electric Ball, which is why a smaller pool posts better odds — one fewer weak fruit lifts everything else. And the Desert and Mount Obsidian tables list a handful of fruits twice, so Flare Storm, Tri-Lightning, Lock-on Laser and Dragon Breath come up at double the normal rate out there. Mount Obsidian doubles Acid Rain on top of those, which is the only reason its 400+ share sits a point below the desert's.

The Fruits Only One Region Grows

Five fruits grow on World Tree trees and nowhere else in the wild, and they are not filler — two of them are the joint-strongest fruits in Palworld at 700 power, and three more sit at 600. If you want any of these without a 12-hour farm, the Arena Shop is the alternative; every one of them is on the ticket board.

Skill Fruit	Element	Power	Cooldown	Why it is worth the trip
Absolute Frost	Ice	700	30s	Tied for the biggest number any fruit teaches, and the best output in the Ice element
Holy Burst	Neutral	700	30s	Neutral damage means no element matchup penalty against anything
Rocky Impact	Ground	600	30s	The biggest Ground fruit in the game, 100 power clear of Sand Twister behind it
Geyser Gush	Water	600	30s	The biggest Water fruit there is — 100 power above Aqua Surge, 150 above Hydro Laser
Wind Blast	Grass	—	—	A short-range Grass burst that only World Tree trees and the Arena Shop carry

It works the other way too. Twenty low-power fruits — Air Cannon, Power Shot, Wind Cutter and the rest of the starter kit — appear only in the base island's table. Once you leave Palpagos behind, those stop dropping entirely, so grab the cheap utility moves while you are still in the Grasslands if you actually want them.

Best Skill Fruit Trees to Farm

Ranked by what a single circuit actually returns, not by how many trees a region has. The base island loses despite holding 14 trees, because none of them can roll anything above 300 power — it is the definition of a farm that wastes your respawn timer.

How to Pick Skill Fruits and How Fast Trees Respawn

Harvesting is simple, and the tree gives up its fruit without a fight. Walk up to the trunk, look at the fruit hanging off the branches, and interact — no tool, no Pal, no mining required. What you get is rolled the moment it spawns, so there is no way to re-roll a fruit you do not want short of leaving and coming back later.

Other Ways to Get Skill Fruits

Trees are the free option, not the only one. Three shops sell fruit outright, and there is a base structure that turns one fruit into more of the same element — between them they cover almost everything a tree can drop, and a couple of things no tree carries.

Arena Shop — 27 Fruits for Battle Tickets

The Arena shop is the single biggest fruit vendor in Palworld and the fastest fix for a specific fruit you keep failing to roll. It stocks 27 different Skill Fruits: 16 of them cost 30 Battle Tickets and the other 11 cost 45, with the 45-ticket tier holding the heavy hitters. Every one of the five World Tree exclusives is on this board, so a few ranked matches can replace an entire farming trip.

Notable Arena stock	Power	Ticket cost
Absolute Frost	700	45
Holy Burst	700	45
Dark Whisp	600	45
Geyser Gush	600	45
Dragon Meteor	600	45
Beam Slicer	350	30
Rockburst	300	30
Icicle Bullet	250	30

Wandering, Desert, and Volcano Merchants

Three gold merchants carry three fruits each, and they are mid-tier rather than exciting — useful if you want a specific mid-power move without the grind. The Desert vendor sells Seed Mine and Sand Tornado at 3,000 gold plus Stone Cannon at 1,000; the Volcano vendor handles Flare Storm, Ignis Breath and Aqua Burst at 3,000 each; the Wandering Merchant carries Lock-on Laser, Implode and Acid Rain, also 3,000 each. Full stock lists live on the merchants page.

Skillfruit Orchard — Growing Your Own

The Skillfruit Orchard unlocks at technology level 71 for 3 points and lets you plant a fruit to grow more of its element. It is expensive to build and it needs a Pal on Watering to run, so treat it as an endgame duplicator for an element you already have a spare of rather than a way to fish for something new.

Material	Qty
Mythical Wood	200
Paldium Fragment	500
Soralite	150

The harvest odds are harsh and worth seeing before you spend 200 Mythical Wood: 60% of cycles produce nothing at all, 15% return the exact fruit you planted, 15% give a common fruit of that element, 7% an uncommon one, and 3% a rare one. So four cycles in ten pay out, and the jackpot — a top-rarity fruit of the element you planted — is a 3% shot. Plant the element you want more of, because the orchard never crosses element lines.

Four Skill Fruits No Tree Drops

Eighty-nine of the 93 Skill Fruits are on a tree table somewhere. These four are not, and only one of them has a shop that stocks it — the other three come from chests, drops and the orchard, so do not waste a farming loop hunting them.

Skill Fruit	Element	Power	Rarity	Where to look instead
Icicle Bullet	Ice	250	Uncommon	Arena Shop, 30 Battle Tickets
Psycho Gravity	Dark	—	Rare	Chests and orchard rolls only
Dark Shot	Dark	40	Common	Chests and orchard rolls only
Thunder Spear	Electric	40	Common	Chests and orchard rolls only

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