Haven Valorant map splash art - Thimphu, Bhutan

HavenValorant Map Guide

In RotationThimphu, BhutanA/B/C Sites27°28'A'N,89°38'WZ'E
  • 3 Bomb Sites
  • 21 Callouts
  • 4 Zones
  • Top Agents: Breach, Omen, Sova

Haven Map Overview

Located beneath a forgotten monastery in Thimphu, Bhutan, Haven was Valorant's first three-site map. Defending is a constant balancing act where five players must cover three bombsites, forcing difficult decisions about where to stack and where to gamble. Attackers thrive by reading defensive setups and punishing whichever site is left thin.

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21 callouts

Haven Callouts

A

  • Garden
  • Link
  • Lobby
  • Long
  • Sewer
  • Site
  • Tower

Attacker Side

  • Spawn

B

  • Back
  • Site

C

  • Cubby
  • Garage
  • Link
  • Lobby
  • Long
  • Site
  • Window

Defender Side

  • Spawn

Mid

  • Courtyard
  • Doors
  • Window

Haven Strategies

Attack side

  1. 1

    Haven has three sites. Use the numbers advantage to take the least-defended site.

  2. 2

    Default play: one player A Long, one B, two C, one lurk. Gather info before committing.

  3. 3

    C Long is great for picking off defenders with long-range weapons before pushing.

  4. 4

    Fake two sites with utility and hit the third. Haven rewards creative rotations.

  5. 5

    Plant the spike at B for Mid Window or A Link, then hold post-plant from Garage and A Link simultaneously. Defenders must retake through two exposed connectors at once, and B's open layout favors the post-plant side over on-site holders.

Defense side

  1. 1

    Standard setup is 1-2-2 or 1-1-2 with one player rotating. Communication is critical.

  2. 2

    B site can be held by one player with utility. Killjoy or Sage can solo anchor.

  3. 3

    Play for retakes on C site rather than holding aggressively. C Long favors attackers.

  4. 4

    Use Garage as a rotation point. Control Garage and you control the map.

  5. 5

    On eco rounds, stack four players in Garage with Shorties, Judges, or Spectres for an aggressive push toward Mid Courtyard. Attackers defaulting through Courtyard walk into close-range crossfires where expensive rifles lose their range advantage.

Haven FAQ

Haven is one of the most attacker-sided maps in Valorant. Three bomb sites force defenders to spread thin across A, B, and C, typically running a 1-2-2 or 1-1-2 setup with a dedicated rotator. Attackers consistently maintain above 50% win rates by exploiting whichever site is left undermanned.

Breach, Omen, and Killjoy are top picks for Haven. Breach's through-wall abilities clear Haven's many angles efficiently, Omen's global smokes are essential for covering three sites, and Killjoy can solo-anchor one site with her turret and nanoswarm setups.

Three sites fundamentally changes the math of defending. Five defenders must cover three locations, meaning at least one site will be held by a single player or left partially open. Attackers should default with info-gathering across all three sites, then commit to whichever one has the weakest defense.

Most teams run a 1-2-2 or 1-1-2 setup with one player dedicated to rotating. B site is often solo-held by a sentinel with utility, while A and C get two players each. Garage control is critical for fast rotations, and communication about enemy positions needs to be constant since defenders cannot afford to rotate late.

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