Which Scottish castle was used as a filming location for The Odyssey (2026)?

Findlater Castle was used as a filming location for The Odyssey (2026). The ruined coastal castle stands in Moray, Scotland, and hosted production scenes during the film’s Scottish shoot.

The production filmed at Findlater Castle in early June 2025 and returned there later in July. Scotland was one of the countries used for the film’s location work, alongside Morocco, Greece, Italy, Iceland, Western Sahara, and the United States.

The castle’s dramatic position above the coast suited a film centered on ancient voyages, fortresses, and contested kingdoms. It also helped the production create a sense of historical scale with a real structure rather than relying entirely on computer-generated scenery or a studio set.