Kong: Skull Island Filming Locations
If you want to know where that iconic Skull Island is located, and where the brave crew of the Talon’s Bride faced off against some furious, fearsome beasts, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve compiled a list of the Kong: Skull Island filming locations with information on how to get there.
Landing its place as the first installment in the MonsterVerse and even giving a nod to the original King Kong film from 1933, Kong: Skull Island was undoubtedly a highly anticipated film. So, there’s no better way to celebrate than to follow in the footsteps of the characters via their real-life locations. Kong: Skull Island was filmed in many stunning locations around the world, and some major ones are included below.
Key Filming Locations
Kong: Skull Island was filmed in various locations around the world. Some key filming locations include:
So, if you ever fancied visiting Kong: Skull Island, you can, as parts of the movie were filmed in the following places:
But, Kong: Skull Island wasn’t the only movie filmed in these locations, as some of them appeared in Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, San Andreas, and Aquaman, among others. So, if you’re a fan of films and haven’t embarked on an adventure via Hollywood films, and you’re eager for a real one, you too can discover these awe-inspiring landscapes and experience the magic of Kong: Skull Island firsthand.
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While you’re in those places, don’t forget to explore the other local attractions. For example, Oahu in Hawaii also has some stunning things to see and do, including not only the chance to see where Kong: Skull Island was filmed, but everything else the island has to offer, too.
And if you’re visiting the other locations mentioned above, here’s how to find all the iconic filming locations of Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle.
How to Get to Kong: Skull Island Filming Locations
Oahu
If you want to visit Oahu, which was the main filming location of Kong: Skull Island, you can take a look at our Oahu travel guide, where you’ll find everything from recommendations on where to stay, what to do, and even Oahu’s relationship to other islands.
