While Primula Town is located on the southern part of the peninsula, Tulipa Lake separates the mainland and the town. The lake is abounding with fish and is clean and refreshing for a mid-summer swim. Young people are attracted to it's shores for picnics and rendez-vous's.

Beautiful pink-hue flowered trees in the warmer seasons are spread alongside the river bank that flows from the lake down to the ocean. It separates the Quercus woods from the ranch district, and the ranch district from the town.

Lilium Mountain is located on the eastern side of the peninsula, and even though it isn't very high, it's still a feat to climb. There are all kinds of wild animals that inhabit the mountain, even bears. Rumor has it, though, that rare seed specimens can be found in the hills, but few have ventured to find them.

Rocks and lumber are necessary for building houses and barns as well as furniture to fill them with. Anyone who knows how to use an axe or hammer is free to visit the woods, but don't take too much or you might get punished by the mayor. The people of Primula Town are trying to preserve their resources.