Now take the path that bends round ahead of you, and jump up the wall on your left. Now quickly swim all the way to the end of this pathway, and you’ll find yourself in the depths of the other half of the galleon. Diving underwater, you can see a closed gate dead ahead of you, which Lara can pry open with her pickaxe.
Now turn around, and dive into the water between the two halves of the ship. Turning this wheel adjusts the position of the cannon hanging above you, and you need to position the cannon so it’s hanging above the upper deck, where you were previously stood. Head down the stairs in front of you and to your right, and you’ll see a wheel that you can turn. Jump on the raft, and climb up the side of the galleon until you’re on the upper deck. At the very end of the path, there’ll be a small floating raft that you can kick into the water. In the next area with the Spanish Galleon perched slightly above you, head round on the path to the right. To start with, move the cart out of the way of the cannon, and then push the cannon straight forward, so it falls down a slope and crashes through a wooden barricade, revealing the San Cordoba Challenge Tomb to you. To get access to this Challenge Tomb in the Cenote region of Shadow of the Tomb Raider, you’re going to have to move a cart and cannon on wheels. Shadow of the Tomb Raider San Cordoba Challenge Tomb Guide It’s on this main page that you can find all the introductory tips and tricks you need for the early hours of the game, including all the various gameplay changes that Square Enix has made for this sequel. In this Shadow of the Tomb Raider San Cordoba guide, we'll be explaining how you can quickly solve the Spanish galleon challenge tomb as easily as possible.īut if you instead need any additional help with any other areas of Lara Croft’s latest adventure, you’ll want to head over to our Shadow of the Tomb Raider guides hub.
At a certain point in Shadow of the Tomb Raider, you can take on an optional puzzle cave called the 'San Cordoba' Challenge Tomb.
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