The film "The Lost City" was filmed in the Dominican Republic and the USA.

Filming Locations:

Beach

In the Movie

Scene where Loretta Sage and Adrian walk along the beach at a resort. It all ended well.

In Reality

The scene was filmed on the beach of the Sublime Samana resort hotel, located near Coson Beach, where other scenes of the film were shot.

Coson Beach and River

In the Movie

Scene where Loretta goes to the location to help find the treasure.

In Reality

The scene was filmed on the Coson River in the north of the Dominican Republic. The river flows into the sea, passing through the beach of the same name.

Coson Beach

In the Movie

Scene where Cover model Alan Caprison, along with a white horse, is filming an ad on a beach with white sand and palm trees!

In Reality

The scene was filmed on Coson Beach, located in the north of the Dominican Republic.

San Lorenzo Bay

In the Movie

Scene where Loretta and Alan escape from the cave before Beth finds them.

In Reality

The scene was filmed San Lorenzo Bay makes up a large part of the landscape of Los Haitises National Park. Los Haitises National Park is a national park located on the remote northeastern coast of the Dominican Republic, established in 1976. Los Haitises National Park contains impressive landscapes such as San Lorenzo Bay, islets (cays), and mangroves. Cayo de los Pájaros ("Bird Cay").

Salto de Socoa Natural Monument

In the Movie

Scene where After a long and grueling journey through the jungle, Loretta and Allan find a waterfall that provides some clues about the lost city.

In Reality

The scene was filmed The waterfall is located in Los Haitises National Park, one of the most valuable natural parks in the Dominican Republic. It is a 40-minute drive from Santo Domingo.

Altos de Chavón

In the Movie

Scene where Loretta and Alan dance in a local village after escaping from Fairfax.

In Reality

The scene was filmed Altos de Chavón is a replica of a 16th-century Mediterranean village in the heart of the Dominican countryside. The village is a cultural center for residents, tourists, and working artists from around the world. The project was conceived by Italian architect Roberto Copa and industrialist Charles Bludhorn.