Balamb Town | Final Fantasy VIII: Toward an Endless Tomorrow

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	Residential Area The main street is bordered by residential houses to the left and right. One of these houses use to belong to Zell. The Junk Shop can also be found here if you want a weapon remodeled.	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.
	Balamb Hotel The Balamb Hotel, the tourist's destination overlooking the peaceful sea. Laguna Loire once stayed here during his travels and wrote about it in an article of Timber Maniacs.	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.
	Harbour The Balamb Harbour is a public facility, allowing Balamb Garden to dock it's water-based vehicles here for missions, exams and other events.	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.
	The Chill & Grill - 1 Viewing A new resturant that opened up during the boom in population. Serves pretty much anything you can throw on a grill.	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.
	Shops With the growing population came new shops. The shops range from a wide variety of things like clothing, reading material, electronics, etc.	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.
	Train Station Linked to the transcontinental railroad that leads to Galbadia this train features a special cabin specifically for SeeD use. Remember, you need a ticket before you can get on.	0	0	No posts have been made on this board.

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Balamb Town

The small island town was originally founded by those in pursuit of a rare type of fish named the Balamb Fish. Considered a delicacy, the Balamb Fish attracted fishermen and seafood chefs to the area, and soon a small community began to take root. The town's naturally large harbor was the perfect home base for fleets of fishing vessels, as well as commercial passenger ships. Before long, word spread among Galbadians about Balamb's beautiful coastline and refreshing atmosphere, as well as its top-notch food. As a result, Balamb blossomed into a resort destination, hosting tourists from all over Galbadia. An underwater railway was built to aid the transport of both people and supplies, and the elegant Balamb Hotel was built to house vacationers and serve the best Balamb Fish dishes the town had to offer. As of now, Balamb has grown in size due to it's increase in population.