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The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (2010)
Where The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader says it takes place, and where it was really shot.
The sea voyage across Narnia was shot on a gimbal ship in Queensland, Australia, not on any ocean.
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The painting that comes alive
Edmund, Lucy and their cousin Eustace stand before a painting of a ship at sea. The water spills into the room and carries all three into Narnia.
Set in Eustace's bedroom — A bedroom on Earth with a painting of a ship on the ocean.
The Earth-side frame of the story; no filming location is named in the sources.
Aboard the Dawn Treader
The three are pulled from the water and Caspian invites them on a voyage to find the seven Lords of Narnia. Eustace takes the news badly.
Set in The Dawn Treader at sea — The open sea of Narnia, with no fixed place on any map.
Open water has no address: these scenes were built on a gimbal ship and in a studio.
Filmed at Cleveland Point, Queensland — A full-size ship set on a gimbal was used for exterior shipboard shots at the lighthouse point. Google Maps · Apple Maps
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Filmed at Gold Coast Seaway, Queensland — Shipboard shooting here in September 2009; the exact scenes are not named. Google Maps · Apple Maps
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Filmed at Village Roadshow Studios, Coomera, Queensland — Studio filming in August and September 2009; the page does not say which scenes. Google Maps · Apple Maps
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The Lone Islands
Caspian and Edmund are imprisoned while Lucy and Eustace are sold as slaves. Caspian learns that unsold slaves are offered to a green mist.
Set in The Lone Islands — The first islands the Dawn Treader reaches.
A fictional island group; the sources name no filming location for it.
Coriakin's manor
Invisible Dufflepuds force Lucy into the magician's manor to find a visibility spell. There she is tempted by a beauty incantation.
Set in Coriakin's island — The island of the magician Coriakin and the invisible Dufflepuds.
A fictional island; the sources name no filming location for it.
The golden pool and the dragon
A sword is recovered from a pool that turns anything it touches into gold. Wandering alone, Eustace finds a cursed treasure and steals some of it.
Set in The golden pool island — A pool that turns anything it touches into gold, and a hoard nearby.
A fictional island; the sources name no filming location for it.
Aslan's Table
The crew finds three lost lords in an enchanted sleep and lays the swords on the table. They find one is missing.
Set in Ramandu's island and Aslan's Table — The island where the swords are to be placed on Aslan's Table.
A fictional island; the sources name no filming location for it.
The Dark Island
On the Dark Island the mist turns Edmund's fear into a sea serpent that attacks the ship.
Set in The Dark Island — The lair of the green mist.
A fictional island; the sources name no filming location for it.
The shore before Aslan's country
The ship reaches a mysterious shore before a massive wave, where Aslan appears and speaks of his country beyond.
Set in The shore before Aslan's country — A mysterious shore at the world's far end.
The sources name White Island for the film, but not for this scene.
Filmed at White Island (Whakaari), off Tauranga, New Zealand — Scene not named Google Maps · Apple Maps
Filmed at The Southport School, Gold Coast — Scene not named Google Maps · Apple Maps
Characters
- Edmund Pevensie — The third oldest Pevensie, more mature than before.
- Lucy Pevensie — The youngest Pevensie and a Queen of Narnia.
- Eustace Scrubb — Their irritating cousin, pulled into Narnia with them.
- Caspian — King of Narnia, leading the voyage.