All Beacon Fragment Locations In Subnautica 2

Subnautica 2: How To Mark Locations Published May 14, 2026, 2:01 PM EDT Sanyam Jain is a Staff Writer at TheGamer who has worked as a professional gaming journalist since 2022. A Journalism and Mass Communication graduate, he has been testing the limits of the games he plays for as long as he can remember. An expert in RPG, Open-World, and Gacha games, Sanyam's articles are based on hours upon hours of testing with every new character, mechanic, or puzzle to ensure that you get every information you'll need about it. If you've played a Crafting Survival game like Subnautica 2 before, you might already know how important certain locations on the map can be. This could be a resource location that you'd want to revisit often or a high-level area that you can't tackle just yet. Marking these places on your map can be quite crucial. However, this underwater game doesn't have a map, which means that you can't simply place a pointer and call it a day. If you want to mark specific locations here, you'll have to go through a whole process that makes a special icon appear on your HUD, but you can remove it whenever you want. Subnautica 2 is in Early Access at the moment, which means that the content of this article can change at any point. How To Mark Locations In Subnautica 2 To mark any area in Subnautica 2, you'll first need to get yourself a beacon, which you can unlock by scanning its fragments in the locations mentioned below. You'll also need a Habitat Builder for this. Once you have both of these items, go to the location you want to mark with one Titanium and one Copper in your inventory. Here, use your Habitat Builder and go over to the Utility section, where you'll find the beacon. Select it and you can create it at the location, which then marks it as an icon on your HUD. Once you've created the beacon, you can rename it by getting close and selecting the "Set Label" option. You can also carry this beacon in your arms, but it slows down your movement speed and prevents you from using other tools. If you want to take this beacon somewhere else, you can deconstruct it using the Habitat Builder to get your resources back. Related Subnautica 2: Where To Find Lucifer Rotsac Lucifer Rotsac are largely easy to find once you know what you're looking for in Subnautica 2. Where To Find Beacon Fragments Thankfully, you can find all the beacon fragments that you need in proximity to your Lifepod, and here are the locations you can visit for it once you have a scanner: Location Picture Direction From The Lifepod Description 1 120 meters to the south at a depth of 27 meters. As you get to the location, you'll see an arch-like structure, and this beacon scan will be right under it. 2 135 meters to the southeast at 40-meter depth. For this one, you can find the beacon in the open right outside a cave with one cabinet beside it. Reach the mentioned depth and you'll see it easily. 3 147 meters towards 240 on the top scale at a depth of 20 meters. You'll see another arch-like wreck at this location with the beacon scan easily located under it. You only have to do two out of the three scans mentioned above to unlock the beacon. While there are other locations for beacon fragments, these are the easiest to get to from the starting area. Can You Remove Markers In Subnautica 2? As you use beacons to mark important resource locations in Subnautica 2, there might come a point where you have too many markers on your screen, but you wouldn't want to destroy beacons to remove them. Thankfully, there is a way to turn off specific markers in the game without having to remove the beacon. You can do this by pressing the button to open your inventory and heading over to the Signals tab at the top. Here, you can uncheck any marker to remove it and check it again to make it appear. You can do this with quest and base markers as well. Next Subnautica 2: Where To Find Fibrous Pulp Fiber is one of the most important items in Subnautica 2 if you want to craft various things, and here's how you can get it.