Mario, Peach, Toadsworth and some Toads take a trip to Isle Delfino in Super Mario Sunshine. Many of the locations on Isle Delfino can be clearly seen from some of the other locations on the island, with the exception of Noki Bay, which remains virtually hidden from the rest of the island, though small glimpses of it can be seen from the tops of some of the large palm trees in Pianta Village.Ī map of Isle Delfino from the South Korean manual for Super Mario Sunshine. Isle Delfino is the main setting of Super Mario Sunshine, and has since reappeared in many spin-offs, including the Mario Kart series. This is a reference to the Nintendo GameCube's preproduction code name, Project Dolphin. Alongside the smaller Pinna Island, it resembles a dolphin, as indicated by its name, which means 'dolphin' in Italian. Isle Delfino is a tropical paradise island and vacation resort inhabited by Piantas, Nokis, Yoshis, Sunflower Kids, and Raccoons. “Welcome to the sun-drenched tropical paradise of Isle Delfino! We're so pleased to welcome you to our beautiful home! Come enjoy a natural wonderland to which we've added the world's finest resort facilities, a spectacular amusement park, and succulent seafood! This and more await you on Isle Delfino! Come relax and let us refresh your body and spirit.” - Pianta, Super Mario Sunshine For the musical composition of the same name, see Isle Delfino (theme). This article is about the location in Super Mario Sunshine.

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