Musa Point

Musa Point is the northeastern edge of Karamja, located west of Port Sarim. It hosts a dungeon for members, as well as the one of the only spots to cage and harpoon fish for free players outside of the Wilderness (aside from the Corsair Cove Resource Area).

Entrances
Musa Point can only be entered one way by free players. To enter Musa Point, players need to go to Port Sarim and look for the three sailors, Seaman Lorris, Seaman Thresnor, and Captain Tobias. They will ask if the player wants to go to Karamja. However, it costs 30 coins to sail to Karamja and 30 coins to sail back to Port Sarim.

Members can also enter via the gate to the east from Brimhaven or use an amulet of glory to teleport just south of the fishing spots.

When the player lands on Musa Point, they can then get off the boat to walk on the dock and explore the island. There are monsters near the northwestern part of the island around the volcano, so low level players are recommended that they stay away from that part of the island. It is a spot for level 14 scorpions, level 5 snakes, and level 3 monkeys. For lower/almost mid level players, it is a good training spot, as well as a Prayer spot, as monkey bones are dropped by the monkeys.

Karamja General Store
The Karamja General Store is located west of the boat players arrive on in the free-to-play part. Since this part of Karamja is far away from a bank, players rarely sell anything to this store. However, fishers on the island will sometimes sell their fish to this general store, allowing other players to buy them. Players also sell burnt fish, as it is a faster way of getting rid of them.

Karamja Wines, Spirits, and Beers
Karamja Wines, Spirits, and Beers is the bar east of the general store. The store is owned by a man named Zambo. Players can purchase beer, Karamjan rum and wine from Zambo.

Quests

 * Pirate's Treasure - In this quest, players need to buy a bottle of Karamjan rum from Zambo's bar for Redbeard Frank, the pirate. It costs 30 coins and can only be transported off the island by being stashed in a crate during Luthas' banana picking activity.
 * Dragon Slayer II

Miscellaneous
There are few things players can do on the island.

Fishing spot
This is one of the two places in the free-to-play world where players can fish for tuna, lobsters, and swordfish, thus making it the most popular fishing spot for non-members. It is also a popular chatting place among fishing players. Also able to Small Net Fish and Bait Fish.

Water sources
Players can obtain water from a well on the west side of Zambo's bar.

Luthas' Banana Plantation
Luthas' Banana Plantation is the small hut across from Zambo's bar. Players can collect bananas for Luthas and put them in the box outside his hut. When they've filled the box, Luthas will pay them 30 coins. Luthas is useful if a player forgot their money and cannot go back from the island. There are 33 banana trees in the plantation, each with 5 bananas on each tree. There is also a respawn point for an air rune north of Lutha's house.

Karamja Volcano
Karamja Volcano is in the western part of the island. The volcano contains a dungeon underneath it. There are lesser demons farther west, while the entrance has a few mid-level skeletons. After completing Dragon Slayer, players can go through a hidden wall that leads to the Crandor crash site. On the rim of the volcano lie a multitude of dead trees. These trees can be cut for logs, which can subsequently be used to light fires; handy for high-level fishing and cooking at the docks.

What to bring
Here some things you could need while Fishing: If you want to make your own fire, also bring: Note that there are two normal trees from which players can obtain logs for fires, close to the docks you will arrive at.
 * Fishing tools (harpoon, lobster pot, Small Fishing Net, or Fishing Rod.)
 * Coins (some people sell their armour here)
 * A tinderbox (you could also get one in shop)
 * An axe or a lot of noted logs (you can change the notes in the shop for some money)

Trivia

 * The word "musa" might be a reference to the scientific name of bananas ( or .)