Dense vegetation of all varieties, a great place to find berries. There is no gym, but there is a small Pokemon Center and Mart near the center of the small island. The center of the island is the only place that is populated with people, who live without any technology at all, save for the equipment in the center and mart.

Target Island is really a group of five islands assembled like a star. The center island is named Dragon Island and is where the gym is located. It is said that the Gym leader makes trainers travel to each of the islands and recover a key from them.

Sub-boards: Dragon Island, Grass Island, Fire Island, Water Island, Electric Island

Tropica Island is named so because it is a Tropical Island, covered in palm trees. Though this island does not have a gym, it is a good place to stop on your journey. The mart has many cheaply priced goods and you can find all sorts of berries on bushes. Also there are various species of rarer Pokemon here, and as an added bonus, the chance of finding a shiny is much higher here. You can skip this island all together, but few would want to.

This island is famous for the monthly Wailmer and Wailord migration, many of the Pokemon making their home here, their songs echoing in the twilit air everyday. Some rarer Water-types also gather at this nearly whale-shaped island, and a local nurse Joy makes it her job to care for all of them.

To travel across the eastern portion of the sea surrounding Laokia, travelers will either have to ride on the back of a Pokemon or upon a vessel of some sort. The Eastern Sea extends from Gallaville Port all the way to Nirven Port, encompassing Blossom Isle, Windbreak Cove, Tsunami Island, and Crescent Moon Island.

Sub-boards: Route Fourteen, Route Fifteen, Route Sixteen

A remarkably beautiful island, it is marked by its fruit trees and orchards, on which blossoms appear to be present at all times of the year. However, despite its immense beauty, no people inhabit the island, other than a single Nurse Joy who lives on the western beach, away from all the trees and soil. This is easily explained by the island's dark secret, the reason behind the extremely fertile soil.

This island is named because of the cove that is sheltered against the harsh winds that surround it leading to Tsunami island. The cove is also sheltered from the Tsunamis, ridiculously high cliffs protecting the inland from the torrential wind and waves. A small pokemon center/mart is on the island, along with a group of oceanic fanatics.

So named for the frequent Tsunamis hitting it, this land is so ravaged and destroyed that only a few Pokemon live here and only in a few scattered areas are there plant life. It does contain a small Pokemon Center, but that is it. It is rumored that the missing eighth Gym Leader can be found here, but this is uncertain. All trainers who have managed to get all eight badges never revealed the last Gym Leader's location.

This peculiar island, shaped like a crescent moon, is shrouded in mystery and seems to be pervaded by a dark pall at all times of the day. Clouds hang over the island, keeping the sun from shining through, and a slight fog covers the ground. However, during the night the clouds and fog lift, the moon and starlight brightening the island more than any other time. There is no gym, and not even a known pokemart or pokecenter upon this island, mostly because visibility is so low to see most of the time, and also because most avoid this area.

To travel across the northern portion of the sea surrounding Laokia, travelers will either have to ride on the back of a Pokemon or upon a vessel of some sort. The Northern Sea reaches from Agerie Port to Gallaville Port around the top of the Laokia Region.

Sub-boards: Route Seventeen, Route Eighteen