James bond 007, Skyfall in Glencoe: Behind the Scenes of 007’s Highland Hideout

The Skyfall movie featured several Scottish locations, primarily in the Highlands. Key filming locations included Glen Coe and Glen Etive, where Bond and M take refuge and where Bond's family home, Skyfall Lodge, is situated. While the exterior of Skyfall Lodge was a set built in Surrey, the surrounding landscapes and the A82 driving sequence were filmed in the Scottish Highlands.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Glen Coe:
This scenic glen, known for its dramatic mountains and loch, was used for the iconic driving sequence with the Aston Martin DB5 and for establishing shots of the Highlands.
Glen Etive:
Bond and M seek shelter in the wilderness at Skyfall Lodge, located in Glen Etive. The dramatic scenes, including the house being blown up and a helicopter fight, were filmed here, with some scenes shot in a replica of the house in London, according to Adventures Scotland.
A82:
The road running through Glen Coe and Glen Etive was used for the driving sequence and scenes where Bond and M travel through the Highlands.