Caresaway Island

Aerial View of Caresaway Island

“With its rich history and exotic wildlife, Caresaway Island is the ideal vacation spot! This luxury resort is full of fun activities for guests of all ages!”

—Caresaway Island advertisement, WarioWare: Move It!

Caresaway Island is a major location and the main setting of WarioWare: Move It!. It is a tropical resort with multiple activities and amenities, and a vast history of the Form Stones. In the game's opening, Wario notices a burger vendor in Diamond City and orders 50 garlic burgers, granting him 50 chances to draw in a lottery where he gets the winning ticket: a voucher for a free vacation to Caresaway Island with nineteen of his friends, much to his dismay. His employees overhear his victory and they all set off to the island via a yacht. The name "Caresaway" is likely a portmanteau of "care" and "castaway", or derived from the phrase "put your cares away".

Areas

• Museum
• Underarm Jungle
• Sandboxer Beach
• Caresaway Parfait Ice Cream Shop
• Flashfreeze Cape
• Caresaway Grand Prix
• Pack-'Em-In Plaza
  • Polario's shop
• Perspiration Peak Volcano

Activities

• Scuba diving
• Bus tour
• Surfing
• Caresaway Grand Prix

Gallery

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  Island dock

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	バリオモロ島[?] Bariomoro Tō	From「バリおもろい」(bari omoroi, Kansai dialect expression "extremely interesting") +「島」(-tō, island)
Chinese (simplified)	贝利尤易斯岛[?] Bèilì Yóuyìsī Dǎo	From Japanese name and a homophone of「有意思」(yǒuyìsi, interesting)
Chinese (traditional)	貝利尤易斯島[?] Bèilì Yóuyìsī Dǎo	From Japanese name and a homophone of「有意思」(yǒuyìsi, interesting)
Dutch	Relaxië[?]	From "relaxen" (to relax) with the country name suffix "-ië"
French	Île Funagogo[?]	From "île" (island) and "fun à gogo" (fun galore)
German	Pati-Pati-Insel[?]	Pati-Pati Island; "Pati" is possibly a deformation of "Party"
Italian	Isola Solospasso[?]	From "solo spasso" (just fun) and "isola" (island)
Korean	빅재미섬[?] Bigjaemi Seom	Big-fun Island
Spanish (NOA)	Isla Bullanga[?]	Ruckus Island
Spanish (NOE)	Isla Solaz[?]	From "solazar" (to entertain) and "isla" (island)