
This course is a favorite of Koopa Troopa, Mario, Green Toad (Pit Crew), Green Shy Guy, Blue Koopa (Freerunning), Peach (Vacation), Rosalina (Swimwear), Mario (Sunshine), Daisy (Swimwear), Mario (Golf), Gold Koopa (Freerunning), and the Peach, Dolphin, and Para-Biddybud Mii Racing Suits. On the trick and reverse/trick variants of the course, a Noshi is found in the bay. The rocks on the track are now a light shade of gray, and the Koopa rock is once again made more realistic. It retains its appearance from Mario Kart 7 and using the source quality version of the original N64 music track from that game as well. Koopa Troopa Beach returns in Mario Kart Tour, starting with the New York Tour. Next to the finish line are crabs who serve as obstacles.

In the final stretch, the course is almost completely submerged by water which drivers must go through. However, racers can also just pass this rock and drive by a waterfall (the exit to the shortcut). This Item Box also contains only a Spiny Shell. After another turn racers will come to a big, narrow ramp which can access an Item Box on top of a large rock. Before the overheard rock formation and the numerous ramps, the player can take a sharp right to find a small pathway partially submerged by water. The race track also has another minor shortcut. Players need to use a Mushroom or hop to gain access to the shortcut, however some can manage to pass without a speed boost. On the last ramp a secret cave shortcut exists.

After the turn players will come to the first of many ramps.Īfter going off the ramp the racers will pass under a rock formation to a group of ramps.

After rounding the first corner racers will pass the giant Koopa shaped rock on one side or the other and follow the water around the next turn.

It reappears once more in Mario Kart Tour, first appearing in the New York Tour. The course reappears as a retro course in Mario Kart 7 as the first course of the Banana Cup. The track is the first in the game to feature an explicit shortcut available without the use of an item. It acts as a successor to the Koopa Beach courses in Super Mario Kart, and features a distinct Koopa Troopa rock formation seen shortly after the race begins. Koopa Troopa Beach (transliterated as Noko Noko Beach on a few occasions ) is the third race course of the Mushroom Cup in Mario Kart 64.
