Minecraft Bedrock worlds with underground sulfur and cinnabar caverns, exposed surface sulfur springs, and deep mineral caves near villages and structures.
Sulfur caves in Minecraft PE 26.52 generate underground chambers and surface springs lined with yellow sulfur blocks, red cinnabar layers, and green mineral pools.
These fourteen Bedrock seeds feature both deep sulfur caverns connected to mineshafts, dungeons, trial chambers, and ancient cities, and open-air sulfur basins exposed directly on the surface.
1. Savanna Crater Village and Coastal Desert Sulfur Pools
An acacia savanna village sits inside a wide surface basin where yellow sulfur blocks and red cinnabar ledges crop out right beside the houses and wheat plots.
Along the nearby desert coast bordering badlands hills, a second village and a half-buried desert temple stand beside open yellow sulfur pools on the sand.
2. Forest Hillside Opening Above a Sulfur Pool Cavern
A small patch of yellow sulfur blocks marks a narrow cave entrance on a grassy hillside bordered by oak and birch trees.
Dropping through the opening leads into a large underground chamber with terraced red cinnabar walls and a wide green mineral pool.
3. Sulfur and Cinnabar Cavern With an Exposed Amethyst Geode
Wide underground halls beneath a forest sinkhole feature layered yellow sulfur floors and overhanging red cinnabar ceilings.
A cracked amethyst geode generates directly inside the cinnabar cave wall, exposing purple amethyst blocks and budding crystals to the open tunnel.
4. Dripstone Sulfur Ravine Connected to a Mineshaft
Waterfalls pour down a tall underground ravine where yellow sulfur and red cinnabar patches mix with pointed dripstone columns.
Side passages branching off the sulfur ravine open directly into an abandoned mineshaft with oak timber arches.
5. Deep Sulfur Cavern Meeting a Sculk Cave Floor
A tall underground cavern beneath snowy spruce hills contains yellow sulfur mounds, red cinnabar ledges, and green mineral pools.
At the lower end of the chamber, the sulfur walls give way to a deep dark floor covered in dark sculk blocks alongside flowing lava.
6. Monster Spawner Dungeon and Trial Chamber Beside a Sulfur Cave
A mossy cobblestone dungeon with a monster spawner and single chest opens directly into a yellow sulfur cave wall.
Deeper in the same cave system, a trial chamber generates with waxed copper grates, tuff brick walls, and lit copper bulbs.
7. Frozen Ocean Icebergs Above a Cinnabar and Sulfur Vault
Packed icebergs drift across a frozen ocean bay off the coast of spawn.
Caverns deep below the shoreline open into stone halls with terraced red cinnabar slopes and thick yellow sulfur formations hanging from the roof.
8. Spider Spawner Dungeon Inside a Flooded Sulfur Cavern
A cobblestone spider spawner room sits embedded in the upper wall of a sulfur and red cinnabar cave.
Below the dungeon, the cavern opens into a wide floor covered in yellow sulfur clusters, green mineral pools, waterfalls, and lava streams.
9. Mushroom Island Ruined Portal Above a Deepslate Sulfur Cave
A mushroom fields island with giant red and brown mushrooms features a ruined nether portal surrounded by netherrack and lava on the mycelium shore.
Tunneling down into the deepslate layers below the island reveals cave walls lined with yellow sulfur, potent sulfur, and red cinnabar blocks.
10. Exposed Hillside Sulfur Ravine and Deep Dark Caverns
A steep ravine cuts into a grassy and snowy mountain slope, exposing wide bands of red cinnabar and yellow sulfur directly to daylight.
Deep below the mountain, narrow yellow sulfur and cinnabar corridors wind through the lower stone layers near an ancient city.
11. Five-Blacksmith Plains Village and Underground Sulfur Cavern
A large plains village with five blacksmith buildings and a ruined portal sits on a green peninsula between a river channel and a jungle.
Underground caves in the world open into tall chambers lined with hanging yellow sulfur formations, red cinnabar walls, and shallow green pools.
12. Surface Sulfur Springs Bordering Dark Oak and Taiga Woods
Instead of generating underground, this sulfur cave biome spawns completely exposed at the surface right near spawn at X -1, Z -71.
Green mineral pools, yellow sulfur terraces, and red cinnabar patches spread across a flat basin at X 28, Z -35 bordered by swamp oaks, giant red mushrooms, and spruce trees.
- Surface Sulfur Spring: X -1, Z -71
- Eastern Sulfur Pools: X 28, Z -35
13. Mangrove Swamp Surface Sulfur Basin
A wide surface sulfur formation generates in the middle of a mangrove swamp at X -1648, Z 1846, blending green mineral water with dense mangrove roots.
Along the water edge at X -1719, Z 1891, flat beds of yellow sulfur and red cinnabar sit right at sea level beneath the swamp canopy.
- Mangrove Sulfur Basin: X -1648, Z 1846
- Shoreline Sulfur Pools: X -1719, Z 1891
14. Ice Spikes and Snowy Taiga Surface Sulfur Crater
An open-air sulfur crater cuts directly through a frozen landscape of packed ice spikes and snowy spruce trees at X -1226, Z 2017.
Tall yellow sulfur spires and red cinnabar terraces rise out of the snowy hillside at X -1371, Z 1942 alongside frozen ponds.
- Ice Spikes Sulfur Crater: X -1226, Z 2017
- Western Sulfur Spires: X -1371, Z 1942
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.