Filming Location
Jaskier Joins the Witcher on His Quest

Jaskier encounters Witcher in a tavern in a mountain village called Posada and they embark on a new quest. This captivating sequence was filmed in Spain, close to the city of Artenara, Canary Islands. For an in-depth exploration of the filming location, use the map pin icon or read on.

“Ooh, I could be your barker, spreading the tales of Geralt of Rivia, the-the Butcher of Blaviken.”

Jaskier

Where was the scene filmed where Jaskier follows Gerald on his Quest to slay a monster?

The scene at the Posada village where the beautiful wally with distinguished rock formations with houses on them unfolds near the Acusa Seca Cave Houses, set in Artenara, Gran Canaria, Spain.

More about Artenara’s Unique Geology

Artenara, located in Gran Canaria of the Canary Islands, boasts not only the breathtaking Acusa Seca Cave Houses but also a rich history of inhabitants leveraging the region’s unique geology for settlements. These cave houses, carved into the mountains, have been a significant part of the island’s heritage, offering a blend of natural beauty and human ingenuity.

Scenes filmed at Pathway near Acusa Seca Cave Houses

Jaskier Joins the Witcher’s Quest
(Season 1 Episode 2: Four Marks)
Jaskier (Joey Batey), having recognized the Witcher (Henry Cavill) in a tavern, follows him in hopes of thrilling adventures. As they journey along a pathway, the valley’s distinctive rock formations and houses perched upon them paint a picturesque backdrop. Eager to prove his worth, Jaskier tries to persuade Geralt about the benefits of having a companion. He even offers to be his bard, spreading tales of “Geralt of Rivia, the Butcher of Blaviken.” However, Geralt, visibly irked by being referred to by that moniker, abruptly stops and delivers a low blow to Jaskier, making him wince.