Filming locations you can rent inspired by “Mamma Mia”
If you’re asking “Where was ‘Mamma Mia’ filmed?” because you’re a filmmaker and hoping to replicate the movie’s gorgeous scenery, here are a couple examples of filming locations that could do the trick. These production spaces are available to rent by the hour through Peerspace, which has the largest selection of short-term rentals on the internet and makes finding the right space for your needs incredibly simple and straightforward.
1. Waterfront beach house in Alabama
You might not expect to find a location akin to the scenery in “Mamma Mia” in Alabama, but one glance at the listing photos for this beach house in the Dunes Community of Fort Morgan, Alabama, will have you convinced. The home is a massive, 4,500-square-foot mansion with its own elevator. It has incredible views of the Emerald Gulf from the balcony.
2. Charming beach house in Los Angeles
Compared to our last example, this beach house is situated in a less unexpected location: sunny Los Angeles, California — specifically the seaside community of Playa Del Rey. As the host describes it, it’s a luxurious space with ultra-easy beach access. You’ll find an ocean-front balcony with a grill and firepit and an ocean-front patio with outdoor seating.
As for the indoors, there’s a gourmet kitchen, a high-ceilinged living room with plenty of natural light, a full bath, and more. To quote one reviewer who held a video shoot here, “Patrick’s space was AWESOME! You literally cannot get more beachside than this. Extremely beautiful, quiet, perfectly LA beach with an amazing sunset. Would 100% book again.”
Another filmmaker wrote, “This spot was perfect for shooting on the beach. We used it as a basecamp and it was everything we needed. Host was great and super helpful. Will for sure book for the next one!”
Now that you know the answer to the question “Where was ‘Mamma Mia’ filmed?,” we wouldn’t be surprised if you’re ready to visit those islands and enjoy the beautiful sand and sun for yourself!
