The new James Bond film, No Time To Die, has already been filmed across some pretty spectacular locations. From snowy scenes in Norway to tropical Jamaica and Italy, the latest instalment of the franchise has taken audiences around the globe.

The movie stars Daniel Craig and Rami Malek with Naomi Harris also joining the cast, but where exactly has the production been filmed? With filming taking place in various locations throughout the world, we’ve been tipped off by locals where to find some of the most stunning filming locations for No Time To Die.

A happy-go-lucky Bond chills out in a waterfront cottage in Port Antonio in Jamaica. This area of the country was a favourite location for previous Bond films, including GoldenEye and Die Another Day. Jamaica also appears in Thunderball and Licence to Kill with the fictional island of Crab Key appearing in both movies.

Bond travels to Latin America in Moonraker, and the awe-inspiring Iguazu Falls on the border of Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Lisbon in Portugal was used for the reunion of Bond and Tracy in On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, and the car chase scenes were filmed at the Hotel Estoril Palacio in Estoril, as well as on the mountain road in the Arrabida National Park near Setubal.

Switzerland appears numerous times in Bond films, beginning with his arrival in Geneva in On Her Majesty’s Secret service and continuing with the infamous gold bullion vault in Goldfinger. He visits the country again in Casino Royal and Quantum of Solace. In this film, Bond is chased by a henchman through the city of Matera, and is seen driving down the streets of the Sassi district as well as jumping from an ancient Roman two-level aqueduct called the Madonna Della Stella – the location where most of No Time To Die was filmed.