Barjoska Beach (Vis, Croatia) in the movie Mamma Mia 2 (2018)
The pristine island of Vis in Croatia was chosen as the setting for the film.Mamma Mia 2is home to one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, Barjoska. This beach also appeared in the famous movie - Agent 007.
Vis is the most remote island in Croatia, and also one of the most mysterious islands in Europe. Once a military base, this paradise island was "banned" for centuries. But because of that, it retains its wild charm, captivating visitors who set foot here.
Barjoska Beach is a secluded cove with crystal clear waters that appears throughout the film.Mamma Mia 2Stiniva Bay on the south side of the island also appears in the film with its dramatic cliffside setting and pristine turquoise beach.
Whitehaven Beach (Australia) - Pirates of the Caribbean 5 (2017)
Although in the movies this beach is a hideout for Caribbean pirates, its real location is in another hemisphere, Whitehaven Beach, Australia.
Whitehaven Beach is located in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef, known as a tourist paradise, one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Whitehaven is famous for its unique quartz white sand, extremely soft and does not retain heat like most other beaches, visitors can comfortably walk barefoot without fear of getting hot, can even clean diamonds and jewelry with sand.
This idyllic paradise also boasts crystal clear turquoise waters and lush greenery. It is also home to the Great Barrier Reef, which has been named one of the new seven wonders of the world.
Koca çalış (Fethiye, Türkiye) - Skyfall (2012)
Secret agent James Bond spent the day on Koca çalış beach in Fethiye, Türkiye enjoying cocktails and holding a scorpion before returning to duty in the filmSkyfall.
This magical beach has long stretches of pebbled sand surrounded by the warm waters of the Aegean Sea. There are also many cafes and restaurants. Nearby, visitors can explore the Lycian Rock Tombs carved into the mountainside, with incredible views of the coast.
Reynisfjara (Iceland) and Laamu Atoll (Maldives) - Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016)
The story inRogue OneThe film starts on one beach and ends on another, light years apart, but in reality they are only about 10,000 km apart on Earth.
The film opens with a mysterious black sand scene, that is Reynisfjara, the famous black sand beach in Iceland. Located in southern Iceland, this famous black sand beach is surrounded by majestic plateaus, steep cliffs and mysterious basalt arches.
Laamu Atoll in the Maldives is a complete contrast to Reynisfjara, which boasts beautiful natural scenery, long white sand beaches and vibrant coral reefs hidden under turquoise waters.
Chesil Beach (UK) - On Chesil Beach (2018)
Chesil Beach is a 29 km long shingle strip along the Dorset coast, England. It is also the setting for the film's story of lost love and unspoken words.On Chesil Beach.
Chesil Beach is the longest beach in the UK, separated from the mainland by a lagoon. The beach is littered with pebbles ranging in size from pea-sized at the north-west end in East Bay to fist-sized at the south-east, adjacent to Portland. The pebbles found here include quartz, granite, magnetite...
Maya Bay (Koh Phi Phi, Thailand) - Beach (2000)
Phuket city, Koh Phi Phi island and Maya Bay of Thailand appear dreamy, charming and beautiful throughBeach, the film stars the handsome actor Leonardo DiCaprio. Based on the famous novel of the same name by writer Alex Garland,Beachtells the story of a pristine and dreamy paradise that captured the wild heart of young Richard and captivated millions of viewers.
The beach in the film's title is located in Maya Bay, Koh Phi Phi Island, Southern Thailand. The natural scenery here is extremely charming with clear blue sea water, long stretches of white sand and majestic cliffs standing tall. In the film, this is a secret island with no trace of tourists or modern conveniences. There is only a small community of "free" people, who gather every day to sing happily, receiving precious gifts from nature.
