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Velaryon base
“The Crabfeeder and his men have no reason to leave those caves.”
Laenor Velaryon (John MacMillan)
Visible in the second episode of the first season of House of the Dragon, the beach of Craghas Crabfeeder (Daniel Scott-Smith) is overlooked in the series by an imposing cliff from which the Velaryons watch the battle. In fact, the site was the subject of the bold assembly of Kynance Cove, where the characters establish their strategy, and Holywell Bay, the beach where the battle takes place.
Iron Throne replica
Decorate your bookshelf with this unique bookend featuring the Iron Throne. A hand-painted replica with multiple details. Can be used to hold your books or as a decoration, this Iron Throne replica is the ultimate goodie for fans of the George R. R. Martin universe.
Battle at Kynance Cove
The scene in which the Velaryons try to devise a plan of attack was one of the scenes that the production could not keep secret. Several fans, informed of the filming of House of the Dragon in Kynance Cove, managed to “steal” images of the scene.
The digital effects specialists then integrated the dragon and the beach below with the battle in the distance. On the screen, Kynance Cove is thus unrecognizable, to say the least, even if some details allow to recognize the place. The battle itself was filmed on the parking lot of the Leavendens studios, where several tons of sand were brought.
Caraxes is one of the most powerful dragons in the House of the Dragon universe. Mounted by Daemon Targaryen (Matt Smith), it has a ferocity like no other and, with its bright red color, strikes fear into the minds of its enemies.
Daemon Targaryen is the great, great, great, great, great, great uncle of Daenerys Targaryen.
Kynance Cove
A beautiful cove near Mount’s Bay, Kynance Cove is managed by the National Trust.
Shaped by erosion, Kynance Cove is a major geological site. Praised by botanists because of the wide variety of plants present, the site is also famous for its small islands and other spectacular rocks. It is here that Porter’s Hardy, a very rare migratory butterfly, was first recorded. Kynance Cove was exploited as part of the filming of And Then There Were None, according to Agatha Christie, Poldark or House of the Dragon.
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