LOST Locations

The busy beach where Hurley and Libby had their picnic (“Everybody Loves Hugo,” Ep. 6×12), and where Desmond spied on them from the road, was the west end of Ala Moana Beach Park, one of the largest parks in urban Honolulu managed by the City & County of Honolulu. (continue reading…)

The exterior of Spanish Johnny’s, the Mexican restaurant where Hurley met Libby in the flash-sidways (“Everybody Loves Hugo,” Ep. 6×12), was Pinky’s Pupu Bar & Grill in Kailua (970 North Kalaheo Ave.). The interior was Bandito’s Cantina at Pearlridge Center. (continue reading…)

The interior of “Spanish Johnny’s,” the Mexican restaurant where Hurley met Libby in the flash-sideways (“Everybody Loves Hugo,” Ep. 6×12), was Bandito’s Cantina at Pearlridge Center (98-151 Pali Momi St.). The exterior was Pinky’s Pupu Bar & Grill. (continue reading…)

The broad, majestic Ko’olau mountain ridge seen in a memorable wide shot in the pilot episode (“Pilot,” Ep. 1×01) is viewed from Ka’a’awa Valley, also known as Kualoa Valley. The same view is revisited during the conversation between Jacob and the Man in Black during Season Six (“Ab Aeterno,” Ep. 6×09). The valley contains a number of iconic “LOST” locations. (continue reading…)

One of the final scenes of “LOST,” in which most of the characters came together in the flash-sideways before “moving on” (Ep. 6×17, “The End”), was filmed inside the St. Margaret Mary Chapel at Sacred Hearts Academy (3253 Waialae Avenue) in Kaimuki. It was the same church where the “Lamp Post” station was hidden (Ep. 5×05, “This Place Is Death,” and Ep. 5×06, “316”). The grounds of Sacred Hearts Academy were used for several exterior shots in the same episodes. (continue reading…)

The parking lot of the box company where Locke meets Hurley (“The Substitute,” Ep. 6×04) is the rear parking and loading area of the Gentry Pacific Design Center (560 N. Nimitz Hwy). The driveway faces Iwilei Rd. (continue reading…)

The bustling arrivals and baggage claim area of Los Angeles International Airport was filmed at the Honolulu International Airport, in and around Baggage Claim F (lower level, east end). This includes the small office where Jack and Locke meet, the tunnel and skylight Kate sees as she flees the building, and the pickup area where Kate jumps into Claire’s taxi cab. Note that the customs station where Jin and Sun are stopped is a different location. (continue reading…)

The exterior of the prison from which Hurley is released, subsequently meeting Jacob (“The Incident,” Ep. 5×16), is Oahu Community Correctional Center (2199 Kamehameha Highway). (continue reading…)

The remote island of Sumba in Indonesia, where the “Oceanic Six” supposedly returned to civilization (“There’s No Place Like Home,” Ep. 4×12), was actually Pōka‘ī Bay in Wai‘anae. (continue reading…)

The large house that Hurley bought for his mother (“Numbers,” Ep. 1×18) is located on Hunakai St. between Onaha and Koloa streets in Kahala (808 Hunakai St.). This is a private residence. (continue reading…)