Where Was This Season of ‘The Bachelor’ Filmed?

19.03.2024 - 19:00 / travelpulse.com / Laurie Baratti

Ever since Season 28 of ‘The Bachelor’ premiered on ABC on January 22, fans have been tuning in each week to find out who will win 28-year-old tennis instructor Joey Graziadei’s heart, as a group of 32 contestants are gradually eliminated until only one remains. But, not all of the show’s romance is derived from the one man and multiple women involved. 

The gorgeous filming locations are also stars of the series in their own right, as the episodes often see the group hopping to luxury resorts in captivating overseas destinations. And, as one of this year’s major trends is “set-jetting”—traveling to experience the sites where one’s favorite movies and TV shows were filmed—it should come as no surprise that viewers are looking to the show for travel inspiration.   

In fact, an analysis of Google Trends data by the experts at Islands revealed that searches for “Where is The Bachelor filmed?” shot up by 1,000 percent in the single day since the latest episode aired. Since you can’t necessarily identify the shooting locations by looks alone, we’ve compiled this helpful guide to where Season 28 of ‘The Bachelor’ was filmed, from tropical Mexico to Mediterranean destinations and more. 

Much of the series’ filming takes place at ‘The Bachelor’ Mansion, a 200-year-old, 10-acre estate called ‘Villa de la Vina’, situated in Agoura Hills, California. Agoura Hills is a suburban community located close to the famed shores of Malibu, nestled in Los Angeles’ Santa Monica Mountains. 

The Mansion—which, according to Us Weekly, has seven rooms, eight baths, two jacuzzis and a private pool—has served as home base for ‘The Bachelor’ and ‘The Bachelorette’ franchises since 2007. And yes, if you simply must live out your Bachelor dreams in true Hollywood style, you can rent Villa de la Vina on Airbnb for the paltry amount of $30,000 a night.

Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada. (Photo Credit: Adobe Stock/underwaterstas)

Travelers to Jasper, Alberta, are often captivated by its stunning natural beauty and abundant outdoor activities. Nestled within the Canadian Rockies, Jasper offers unparalleled opportunities for hiking, wildlife viewing, and exploring pristine wilderness areas. Visitors can marvel at the turquoise waters of lakes like Maligne Lake, venture along scenic drives, such as the Icefields Parkway, and discover iconic attractions, like the Athabasca Falls and Jasper SkyTram. With its charming mountain town atmosphere, welcoming locals, and access to world-class outdoor adventures, Jasper is a haven for nature enthusiasts seeking unforgettable experiences amidst breathtaking landscapes.

Mdina, Malta. (Photo Credit: Adobe Stock/aapsky)

Tourists visiting Mdina in the Mediterranean are often drawn to its rich history,