Every Lost location you can visit
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Papailoa Beach
North Shore · Free to visit
The survivors’ beach camp from season two on. The beach is public; the land behind it is private.
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Every Lost location you can visit
The public spots from all six seasons, grouped by side of the island. Private homes and closed sets are left out.
28 placesTwo or three daysRead the guide ↓
- 1. Papailoa BeachThe survivors’ beach camp from season two on. The beach is public; the land behind it is private.Lost (2004–2010) · Seasons 2–4North ShoreFree to visit30–60 minFree
2. Waimea ValleyThe waterfall pool where Kate and Sawyer find the case.Lost (2004–2010) · S1E12 “Whatever the Case May Be”North ShorePaid entry2–3 hours$26 adults, $18 kids 4–12 (kamaʻāina $10)
3. Waialua Sugar MillMr. Eko’s village in Nigeria. Now shops and a Saturday market.Lost (2004–2010) · S2E10 “The 23rd Psalm” +2North ShoreFree to visit30–45 minFree
4. Camp ErdmanThe Others’ barracks. A working YMCA camp: look from the road.Lost (2004–2010) · S3E1 “A Tale of Two Cities” +2North ShorePrivate — look only10 minFree to look
5. Dillingham AirfieldWhere Yemi is shot in Eko’s flashback. An active airfield.Lost (2004–2010) · S2E10 “The 23rd Psalm”North ShoreFrom outside15 minFree to look
6. Kawela Bay banyansThe banyan grove where Sayid holds Sawyer, and where Juliet and Goodwin picnic.Lost (2004–2010) · S1E2 “Pilot, Part 2” +2North ShoreFree to visit30–45 minFree
7. Kualoa RanchHurley’s golf course and Dharma sets in the valley. Tour only.Lost (2004–2010) · S1E1 “Pilot, Part 1” +4WindwardTour only1.5 hours to a full dayMovie Sites tour about $60; Jurassic Adventure about $150
8. Moliʻi FishpondThe shore where Jin talks to his father. On Kualoa land, seen on tours.Lost (2004–2010) · S1E17 “...In Translation” +2WindwardTour onlyPart of a Kualoa tourIncluded in some Kualoa tours
9. Byodo-In TempleSun’s father’s estate and Jin and Sun’s wedding, set in Korea.Lost (2004–2010) · S1E6 “House of the Rising Sun”WindwardPaid entry45 min$10 adults, $6 kids 2–12; parking $6/hour
10. Marin LaneDressed with fake snow for the street where Bernard meets Rose.Lost (2004–2010) · S2E19 “S.O.S.”HonoluluFree to visit10 minFree
11. Lower Nuʻuanu AvenueLondon: Desmond sees the army recruiting poster here.Lost (2004–2010) · S1E4 “Walkabout” +2HonoluluFree to visit10 minFree
12. First Hawaiian Bank, ChinatownThe bank Kate robs in “Whatever the Case May Be”.Lost (2004–2010) · S1E12 “Whatever the Case May Be”HonoluluFrom outside5 minFree to look
13. Fort Street at King StreetLondon again, where Desmond runs into Charlie busking.Lost (2004–2010) · S3E8 “Flashes Before Your Eyes”HonoluluFree to visit10 minFree
14. First Hawaiian CenterThe lobby played Sun’s father’s Seoul office.Lost (2004–2010) · S1E17 “...In Translation” +1HonoluluFree to visit15 minFree
15. YWCA LaniākeaThe mosque in Sayid’s flashback.Lost (2004–2010) · S1E21 “The Greater Good” +2HonoluluFrom outside5 minFree to look
16. Aliʻiōlani HaleThe lab where Desmond meets Donovan in “Flashes Before Your Eyes”.Lost (2004–2010) · S1E10 “Raised by Another” +2HonoluluFree to visit15–30 minFree
17. Hawaiʻi State Capitol lawnWhere Sayid plays football with his old friend.Lost (2004–2010) · S1E21 “The Greater Good”HonoluluFree to visit15 minFree
18. Downtown Post OfficeThe bus station where the marshal catches Kate.Lost (2004–2010) · S2E9 “What Kate Did”HonoluluFree to visit10 minFree
19. O’Toole’s Irish PubThe London pub where Desmond starts to remember the future.Lost (2004–2010) · S3E8 “Flashes Before Your Eyes”HonoluluFood & drink1 hourDrinks
20. Murphy’s Bar & GrillWhere Locke meets his father about the safe-deposit box.Lost (2004–2010) · S2E17 “Lockdown” +2HonoluluFood & drink1 hourMains about $20–35
21. Liliha BakeryThe diner where Kate visits her mother. Order a coco puff.Lost (2004–2010) · S2E9 “What Kate Did”HonoluluFood & drink45 minCoco puff a few dollars; breakfast about $15–20
22. Oʻahu CemeteryThe cemetery in Locke’s storyline. Visit quietly.Lost (2004–2010) · S2E17 “Lockdown”HonoluluFrom outside20–30 minFree
23. St. Clement’s ChurchThe church where Kate marries Kevin.Lost (2004–2010) · S3E6 “I Do”HonoluluFrom outside10 minFree to look
24. Hawaiʻi Convention CenterSydney airport in “White Rabbit”.Lost (2004–2010) · S1E5 “White Rabbit” +2Waikīkī & Diamond HeadFree to visit15 minFree
25. Ala Wai Small Boat HarborThe yacht harbor where Boone confronts Shannon’s boyfriend.Lost (2004–2010) · S1E13 “Hearts and Minds”Waikīkī & Diamond HeadFree to visit20 minFree
26. Ala Wai CanalWhere Jin and Sun first meet.Lost (2004–2010) · S2E5 “...And Found” +1Waikīkī & Diamond HeadFree to visit30 minFree
27. Michel’s at the Colony SurfPlayed the restaurant at Niagara Falls where Bernard proposes.Lost (2004–2010) · S2E19 “S.O.S.”Waikīkī & Diamond HeadFood & drink2 hoursFine dining: $100+ a head
28. The Kahala HotelWhere Jack marries Sarah, by the beach gazebo.Lost (2004–2010) · S1E20 “Do No Harm”Waikīkī & Diamond HeadFrom outside30 minFree to look
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The guide
How to do it: Every Lost location you can visit
Lost was shot almost entirely on Oʻahu, and the island played everywhere from Sydney and Seoul to Iraq and a tropical island with no name. Most of the scenes were shot in places anyone can walk to: a public beach, a downtown street corner, a bakery counter.
This list keeps only those. Private homes, closed sets and the valleys you can only reach on a ranch tour are marked, so you know before you drive. It’s too much for one day; treat it as three, one side of the island at a time.
- The order to do it in
- Day one, the North Shore: the beach camp, Waimea Valley, the sugar mill and the banyans. Day two, downtown Honolulu on foot, where London, Seoul and Sydney are all a few blocks apart. Day three, the windward side: Kualoa and the temple.
- When to go
- Any time of year. Downtown is easiest on a weekday, when the offices and the courthouse are open; the North Shore beaches are calmest in summer.
- Getting there
- You need a car for the North Shore and windward days. Downtown is a 15-minute drive or a TheBus ride from Waikīkī (the 2, 13 and 20 go through); park in a municipal lot and walk.
- What to bring
- Screenshots of the scenes, so you can line up the shots. Water and sunscreen for the North Shore.
- What it costs
- Most stops are free. Waimea Valley ($26), Byodo-In ($10) and a Kualoa movie tour (about $60) are the big ones.
Worth knowing
- Papailoa Beach is public but the land behind it is private; walk on from the sand.
- Kualoa’s valleys are tour only. Book the Movie Sites tour, not the UTV, if the film sets are why you’re going.
Started from the pins on LOST Filming Locations, a public Google My Maps (the map). Places, notes and the guide checked and written by us; prices and opening times change, so check before you go.