“SAS: Who Dares Wins” is filmed in remote, tough environments that change from series to series, but there are a few headline locations fans usually mean when they ask this.

Main filming locations

  • The original UK civilian series has famously been filmed on the Isle of Raasay in Scotland, using its rugged coastline, bogs and hills for the training camp and outdoor tasks.
  • Later series moved abroad, including the deserts around Wadi Rum in southern Jordan, where a temporary military-style camp and assault course were built among the sandstone mountains.

Other series and spin‑offs

  • Different seasons and spin‑offs (like “Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins”) have also used other harsh landscapes such as parts of Wales and international mountain or desert regions, but the core idea is always a remote, militarised training environment rather than a studio.

In short, when people ask “where do they film SAS: Who Dares Wins?”, the answer is: on location in real wilderness areas such as the Isle of Raasay in Scotland and Wadi Rum in Jordan, with the exact spot changing by season.

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