Minecraft biome list
Aquatic
Browse 17 Minecraft biomes in Aquatic, with guide images, IDs and metadata.
AQUATIC
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Beach
A narrow shoreline biome between land and sea, usually made of sand, gravel, or stone depending on nearby terrain.
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Cold ocean
A chilly ocean biome with colder water, seagrass, and aquatic life beneath a darker blue surface.
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Deep cold ocean
A deeper cold ocean variant with steeper seafloors and more room for underwater structures and mobs.
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Deep frozen ocean
A deep frozen ocean biome with icy water, large underwater drops, and frozen surface conditions.
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Deep lukewarm ocean
A deeper lukewarm ocean that supports warm-water marine life and broader underwater shelves.
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Deep ocean
A very deep ocean biome with darker water, steep underwater terrain, and room for ocean monuments to appear.
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Deep warm ocean
A deep warm ocean biome with clear water, coral-friendly conditions, and broad underwater depth.
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Frozen ocean
A cold ocean biome with ice-covered water, snowy weather, and colder marine conditions.
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Frozen river
A river biome that freezes over in cold regions and forms icy channels through snowy land.
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Legacy frozen ocean
A legacy frozen ocean variant kept for older world generation and historical biome sets.
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Lukewarm ocean
A milder ocean biome that supports warmer marine life and lighter blue water.
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Mushroom field shore
The shoreline edge of mushroom fields, mixing mycelium land with nearby ocean borders.
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Ocean
A standard ocean biome of open water, seabeds, and common aquatic life.
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River
A narrow water biome that cuts through land and connects lakes, oceans, and inland terrain.
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Snowy beach
A cold shoreline biome where snow reaches the coast and sand often gives way to ice or gravel.
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Stone shore
A rocky shoreline biome where stone cliffs meet the ocean instead of sand.
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Warm ocean
A tropical ocean biome where coral reefs, sea pickles, and colorful marine life can appear.
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