Skyrim Dragonborn DLC – How to get to Solstheim

At long last, Skyrim players longing to visit Morrowind can now do so with the new Dragoborn DLC that is now available for $19.99. Assuming you’ve downloaded the DLC, you are now ready to visit Solstheim but the question is, how do you go there from Skyrim?

Here’s a detailed guide on how you can go to Solstheim:

How to get to Solstheim

– As soon as you download the Dragonborn DLC, you can access the content right away! There’s no need to finish the game or anything. As long as you have access to Windhelm, you are good to go.

– You will be needing a ship to go to Solstheim. To get you on the right track, go on the Windhelm Docks. Get outside from Widhelm through the side doors and find your way through the docks. From there, you will see two ships. Find Gjalund Salt-Sage and pay him 250 gold to get you to Solstheim.

– Once you’ve paid Gjalund, he will then bring you to the capital of Morrowind. Beware as a high Elf will approach you.

13 thoughts on “Skyrim Dragonborn DLC – How to get to Solstheim

  1. Can’t believe they actually mentioned the Argonians taking over Morrowind. I hope Bethesda does more with Argonians in future DLC, maybe even explore an Argonian-themed Morrowind or help find liberation for the Argonians in Skyrim, like allowing them to enter the city of Windhelm.

    Either way, I’m also hoping that there’s different dialogue if your character is an Argonian, like mine.

  2. Mournhold is the Capital pretty sure. Don’t even think Solstheim is meant to be a part of Morrowind

  3. does that mean that you can access all of morrowind not just soltheim?
    because mournhold the capital is nowhere near Soltheim its actually towards the middle but towards the south of morrowind

  4. Did monkeys write this? Seriously…
    No, Solstheim is not the capital of Morrowind, I thought that was either Mournhold or Blacklight, but either way, this dlc is only an extent on the island, not the mainlan, just like in the Bloodmoon dlc for TES III.
    Also, its a Dunmer (Dark elves) settled island, so I have no idea why theyre saying a high elf approaches the player…

  5. Okay so I downloaded the Dragon Born DLC, but it will not lemme travel to Solsthiem cause the boat is not their to take me!? Is there another downloadable content I need To activate the dragon born DLC? Or what do I have to do? If so can u please text me “503.512.9932”

  6. okay also in my skyrim v PC it doesn’t work. I’ve downloaded The.Elder.Scrolls.V.Skyrim.Dragonborn.Addon.DLC-RELOADED and installed it but no change to my game, even the second boat does not exist. apart from that, down guard also doesn’t work from PC. i downloaded and received 2 files, coped them to skyrim v in data folder but still nothing happens. when i open the game its still the same. even if i check the guards in riften or whiterun.

  7. To get there you need to first defeat the dragon at the tower near whiterun then have the cultists find you.

  8. No you do not need to fight the Dragon or even have shouts unlocked. I just talked to the capt’n and got over there with Serana, one of the rings quest for the vamps showed up in the Colcinder Cave.
    Game info
    Name: Dea Gia
    Sex: Female
    Race: Woodelf
    lvl 121
    Quest lines completed: Dawnguard (Pro Vamp), Falk House Bought and built, No Stone Unturned ( used the pick up glitch for smashing the puck up button and getting multi credits for one stone, also got the crown and completed it.) WOlfqueen pt 1Daedra’s Best Friend Amulets of night power, Discerning The Transmundane
    Current Camp Quest: Before The Storm
    Game time: Tirdas, 9:22am, 14th of Frostfall, 4E 201
    Play time: 36.48.03
    Difficulty: Legendary
    System: Xbox 360
    Extra: Have completed all achievements and all dlc/quest on multi playthroughs

    Hope this helps, I find not worrying with the dragons during side missions much easier to knock out the guild quests and what not. Also, not having them drop in a town that i just fast traveled to and killing people is always a win in my book.

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