What can I do in The Sims™ 4 Island Living?

In The Sims 4 Island Living, you travel to Sulani, a tropical world introduced with the expansion, where you can relax on the beach, swim in turquoise waters, and explore the ocean’s depths with snorkeling or diving. You can also travel by canoe or join an aqua zip ride to see Sulani from the water, and you may even befriend mermaids and dolphins as you explore the coral reefs. The expansion also adds a conservationist career, letting Sims help protect beaches and natural habitats, all part of a laid-back island lifestyle. For a closer look at Sulani and its adventures, check the official reveal and details from EA. Life’s a Beach in The Sims 4 Island Living.

• Swim, snorkel, or dive in Sulani’s waters (diving requires Dive Gear at buoy stations; diving is a rabbit-hole style activity for most Sims, with mermaids able to freely dive in some cases). Diving and Snorkeling are core activities in Sulani.
• Befriend mermaids and interact with dolphins found in Sulani’s seas. Dolphins and mermaid interactions are a key feature.
• Build or live over the water: Sulani supports waterfront homes with stilts and easy ocean access. Build over water and stilts are part of Sulani’s infrastructure.
• Enjoy beach life and coastal activities like building sandcastles, beachcombing for seashells or trash, and finding buried treasure. You can also collect underwater photographs and treasure while diving. Beach and underwater activities are highlighted in Island Living.
• Explore local harvestables like coconuts, taro, and pineapple, and participate in Sulani’s cultural traditions and cuisine. Harvestables and cultural elements.

Sulani itself is a three-island archipelago—Ohan’ali Town, Lani St. Taz, and Mua Pel’am—each offering distinct scenery and adventures for your Sims to discover. Sulani’s layout and islands support varied neighborhoods and coastal life. The overall experience blends exploration, relaxation, and life-simulation storytelling in a tropical setting. Island Living overview and official EA details provide additional context on features and availability.