Cruising past the beach, I grabbed an airdrop packed with gunpowder and Supremo bonds before Castillo's men arrived. After failing to catch wild horses along the water, I snuck up to Golfo Vasto Lighthouse, climbed to the highest ledge using ladders and grapple hooks, and ziplined back down.
Cruising near the beach house, my eyes caught a group of bright red crabs scattered across the sand. They looked really cool against the shore, but my focus quickly shifted when I spotted a column of dark smoke rising in the distance.
Realizing it was likely an airdrop from the plane I saw earlier, I turned my boat around and sped straight toward it, hoping to grab the loot before enemy soldiers showed up.
Reaching the site, I quickly looted the supply crate, pulling out gunpowder and Supremo bonds.
On my way toward the Golfo Vasto Lighthouse, I passed a patrol boat packed with Castillo's men that was stuck in the shallow water, but I decided to leave them alone and stick to my goal.
I pulled my boat up to the shore near the lighthouse and immediately spotted a small group of wild horses roaming near the water. I hopped out and tried to chase after them, but they were way too fast for me on foot.
Watching one wade into the shallow sea, I tried sneaking up on it by crouching in the water, hoping to get close enough to mount it.
The horse caught my movement at the last second, spooked, and bolted away through the surf. Realizing I wasn't going to catch the wild beast, I gave up on being a cowboy and turned my attention back to the lighthouse.
As I got closer to the base, I noticed enemy soldiers had set up a small outpost around the building, so I had to stay low to avoid a fight. I wasn't here for a big shootout anyway; I just wanted to get up high and enjoy the view.
Spotting a series of wooden ladders and grapple points attached to the exterior wall, I started making my way up the tall structure step by step.
I climbed as high as the path would let me, reaching a small platform near the top that looked out over the whole island.
After enjoying the view for a minute, I hooked onto a nearby zipline and slid all the way back down to the ground.
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