Where was The Last Jedi filmed? Guide to ALL the Filming Locations

Episode VIII of the galactic epic saga Star Wars came packed with stunning locations. Many sections of the movie were recorded at Pinewood Studios in England, near London.

However, many scenes were recorded in several corners of the globe. The Last Jedi was filmed in England, Ireland, Croatia, and Bolivia.

The plot picks up where The Force Awakens left off after Rey meets Luke Skywalker on a remote oceanic planet.

Returning to their roles are Daisy Ridley, Mark Hamill, Adam Driver, John Boyega, and Carrie Fisher. Fisher's sudden death occurred after completing her work on The Last Jedi, in what became her last performance on film.

Welcome to our guide to the filming locations of the Star Wars sequel trilogy middle episode. We tried to keep spoilers to a minimum, and I think we've done a pretty good job.

Mark Hamill and Daisy Ridley returned to the twin-pinnacled Skellig Michael island in County Kerry, Ireland.

This UNESCO World Heritage Site hosts the historical St Fionan’s monastery and 618 uneven steps.
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Filming continued at several spots along with the dramatic scenery of the Wild Atlantic Way, from Loop Head in County Clare (pictured) to Brow Head in Cork.

The crew also filmed scenes for planet Ahch-To at Malin Head in County Donegal, the northernmost point in the country.
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A huge set of the First Jedi Temple with stone huts was built on the headland of Ceann Sibéal (Dingle Peninsula, County Kerry).
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A replica of the Millennium Falcon was painstakingly recreated in a Longcross studios lot near London in England.
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Dubrovnik was transformed into the coastal city filled with casinos of Canto Bight, in the desert planet Cantonica.
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A chase scene was filmed on Stradun, the main street of the Croatian jewel. Locals and tourists could walk around the set in March 2016.
Image by DuList and Stéphane Gallay

Medieval portals were decorated with access control panels and very Star Wars-style lights.

Also, some scenes were recorded in a boat and on Beach Banje in Dubrovnik's old town.
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Planet Crait is a red mineral world covered with salt.

The battle scene with AT-M6 Walkers and resistance sky speeders was filmed at the spectacular salt flats of Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia.
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The producers also considered filming at Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. However, this animal below is inspired by the llamas that live in South America's Andes range.

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