Fifteen Minecraft Bedrock desert seeds with coastal villages, desert temples, deep sinkholes, pillager outposts, and badlands borders near spawn.
Desert biomes in 26.60 cover wide sand dunes lined with cacti, dead bushes, and sandstone wells where camels spawn. Villages and desert temples generate across the open sand, making structures easy to spot from a distance.
These 15 Bedrock seeds start near desert villages combined with coastal reefs, deep sinkholes, desert temples, pillager outposts, and red badlands borders.
1. Ocean Shoreline Desert Village
Spawn places the player on the sand right beside a coastal desert village.
Sandstone houses and piers stretch into the water next to a circular coastal lagoon and a coral reef.
2. Sinkhole Desert Village
This desert village generates across sand dunes with one edge dropping into a deep water-filled sinkhole.
A camel and hay bales sit between the sandstone houses a short walk from the pit.
3. Desert and Badlands Border Settlement
A coastal desert village sits where white sand dunes meet orange badlands terrain.
Sandstone buildings and a long pier border a coral reef bay with a partially submerged ruined portal offshore.
4. Coastal Bay Desert Village
Sandstone buildings and pathways extend from a sandy hill out over a shallow coral bay.
Several houses sit on sand platforms surrounded by clear turquoise water.
5. Terracotta Coast Desert Settlement
Sandstone houses line the top of a coastal cliff right against orange badlands hills.
The village overlooks a deep ocean drop with a coral reef below the shore.
6. Desert Temple Basin Village
A desert village sits on a sandy peninsula along a wide river channel with a ruined portal at the water's edge.
A desert temple stands on the opposite sandbank with another sandstone village visible behind it.
7. River Border Desert Settlement
Sandstone houses spread across sand ridges along a river channel where it meets the ocean.
Two tall village towers and irrigated farm plots stand near the coastal cliff.
8. Coastal Temple Desert Village
Two coastal desert villages generate along the bay, each paired with its own desert temple.
One temple sits partly in the shallow water next to village houses while red badlands cliffs rise in the distance.
9. Dune Valley Village
A large desert village stretches along a sandy ridge between a winding river and the ocean.
A camel wanders past sandstone houses, a watchtower, and wheat farms in the center of the settlement.
10. Mangrove Border Desert Village
Sandstone houses and long piers extend into a coastal bay right beside a dense mangrove swamp.
A second village sits further along the shore where a ruined portal is embedded in the sand beside the mangrove roots.
11. Outpost Hill and Temple Desert Seed
A desert village sits at the base of a sandy hill while a pillager outpost overlooks the houses from the ridge above.
Across the dunes, a desert temple stands on a riverbank opposite orange badlands hills.
12. Outpost and Badlands Border Villages
A pillager outpost stands on a slope right beside a hillside desert village near spawn.
Exploring across the desert reveals another sandstone village built directly against red badlands cliffs.
13. River Bay Village and Temple
A sandstone village borders a calm coastal bay with hay bales and farm plots spread across the flat shore.
Follow the river inland to find a second village and a desert temple built into the sandy bank.
14. Mountain Slope Desert Settlement
Sandstone village houses climb the steep ledges of a tall desert mountain topped with natural stone arches.
Lower buildings border the water while upper pathways wind up the vertical sand and stone cliffs.
15. Triple Temple Desert Plains
Multiple desert villages and desert temples generate across this region along a winding river.
One village sits at the foot of a steep sand bluff, while another village and temple border striped badlands hills.
How to use a seed in Minecraft PE
- Copy the seed with the Copy button.
- In Minecraft PE, tap Play, then Create New, then Create New World.
- Open Advanced, paste the number into the Seed box and create the world.
- Use Open in Seed Map to find each spot before you set off: the map shows villages, structures and biomes for the seed, and the coordinates match the game.