Swim underwater and approach the clams to get them to open up and you'll have plenty of time to swoop in to grab the coins they hold. The first four coins you'll find underwater, hidden in the mouths of the clams that rest on the bottom of the lake. From there you can see the gold star to your left - just rotate around the spire so that your back is to the platform with the star and jump to collect your prize. Fire away and you'll fly through the air, grabbing onto the spire as you collide with it. Aim in the direction of that spire, and slightly high. You'll see three slender spires sticking up out of the water, and one of them (the left-most) has a visible ring of coins around the bottom. Drop into the cannon and aim to the right slightly. Swim back towards the beach you start on to find the stone pedestal with the cannon hole on top (it's in the shallow water). Talk to the bob-omb buddy and he'll ready the cannon in the area. From there, turn around and jump onto the platform behind you. Swim forward, past the slender spire sticking out of the water, and jump onto the floating wood platform just ahead. Run to the right side of the cavern and jump in the water. When those three are opened, open up the chest to the front to make the gold star appear. When it's opened, open up the chest that's just left of it, followed by the chest that's on the right side. First, approach the chest that's all the way to the back. At the end you'll see a formation of four treasure chests-you've got to open them up in the correct order to earn the star. Run to the very end of this new cavern, avoiding the falling rock pillars that come down around you.
You'll have to dive pretty deep to reach it, and you can use the formation of coins as a nav-point-swim towards the coins and turn into the tunnel to swim up to the back end of the cavern. Directly under the ship's tail end is a tunnel entrance along the wall that leads to another section of the cave. Swim towards the raised ship at the back of the cavern and dive under water when you're near it. When you do, the star will bounce off and rest right under the cave entrance from which the eel swam out. Swim after the eel and touch the star on his tail. Swim towards it and the eel will start to swim out, giving you a shot at the gold star that's stuck to its tail! When you reach the back wall of the cavern, dive down and you'll see the eel's head poking out of a small cave along the wall. Start swimming towards the ship (it's now on the surface), aiming for the star that's on your map. When the ship is dry, hop back up to the rear of the ship and break the yellow "!" box to get the golden star. When you've got the air to do so, swim to the nose of the ship to find a treasure chest underwater - approach the chest and Mario will open it, releasing the water trapped in the ship. When you're inside the ship you can find a pocket of air at the rear. A large eel will swim out from the entrance to the ship - wait for the eel to disappear and swim through the hole behind it.
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