From Fortitude to Billions, discover how you can keep up with your favourite Sky Atlantic shows on your next holiday or trip with Sky Q – plus your chance to win the next generation box, an iPad Pro and a 55” LG Super UHD television

On holiday and hankering after a favourite TV show? Or maybe you’ve got time to kill at the airport on your next business trip and you fancy watching that enticing drama you’ve been meaning to see for ages. With Sky Q Multiscreen and the Sky Q app, you can. Simply download your recordings to a tablet or mobile at home before you go away and watch them wherever you want. You won’t need 3G, 4G or Wi-Fi either, so whether you’re on a wild adventure or taking it easy on a beach, you’ll be able to watch and enjoy the shows you love.

And if you’re worried about missing something while you’re gallivanting around the world, fear not. The Sky Q 2TB box can record and store over 1,000 hours of TV so you don’t have to worry about your box filling up with recordings while you’re away on holiday. Also, rather cleverly, it lets you record four shows at once while watching a fifth.

Looking for inspiration for that next trip abroad? A flick through Sky Atlantic’s programming will give you itchy feet – after all, some of its biggest shows are filmed in the most breathtakingly beautiful places. What’s more, every month you’ll be able to find a brand new big screen drama to enjoy, exclusively on Sky Atlantic. With some of the biggest stars and award-winning dramas, you’ll be spoilt for choice. Just take a look at this.

Feast your eyes on these Sky Atlantic shows and you’ll be packing your suitcase in no time.

Iceland
As seen in… Fortitude

With its icy fjords, dramatic glaciers and isolated fishing villages, Iceland is the ideal stand-in for the fictional Norwegian Arctic world around which thrilling TV series Fortitude is based. The sweeping frozen landscapes in this noir drama – starring Sofie Gråbøl, Ken Stott and Dennis Quaid – are actually in the eastern Fjardabyggd region, while the remote settlement of Reyðarfjörður doubles up as the tiny mining town of Fortitude. It’s desolate, cold, but oh so visually arresting. Fortitude returns Thursdays from 26 January 2017, 9pm exclusively on Sky Atlantic.

New York
As seen in… Billions

Award-winning actors Paul Giamatti and Damian Lewis shine in Billions, a gripping American TV series set in New York City, about US Attorney Charles ‘Chuck’ Rhoades (Giamatti) and his long-running legal battles with ruthless hedge fund manager Bobby ‘Axe’ Axelrod (Lewis). The show captures all the buzz, magnetism and exhilaration of the Big Apple, where the drama unfolds from the Upper West Side in Manhattan to Chelsea and the Hamptons, as these two powerful men from opposing worlds are locked in an epic battle of egos. The second series begins on 21 February 2017.

California
As seen in… Big Little Lies

Brand new drama mini series Big Little Lies airs in March, starring Nicole Kidman and Reese Witherspoon. Based on the book of the same name by Liane Moriarty, it’s about three mothers of first-graders at the fictional Otter Bay Elementary School whose seemingly perfect lives slowly unravel, with devastating consequences. The story may turn dark, but expect plenty of shots of the sunny Californian coast, where the story is based. Eagle-eye viewers will spot Big Sur, Pacific Grove and Monterey Bay, including its famous aquarium – a must-do if you visit the area.

Croatia
As seen in… Game of Thrones

As Game of Thrones devotees will know, the epic fantasy drama series is part-filmed in Croatia. The walled old town of Dubrovnik – with its 16th-century stone buildings, tiny winding lanes and medieval fortress of Bokar – doubles up perfectly for King’s Landing. Also seen on screen are the island of Lokrum, aka Qarth, Trsteno Arboretum, the setting of the Red Keep gardens, and the ruins of Diocletian’s Palace in Split, where Daenerys Targaryen resides. All these sites are open to the public, so you can walk in the footsteps of these fictional characters while soaking up the ancient history.

For your chance to win a Sky Q box, plus an iPad Pro and a 55” LG Super UHD TV, click here

Billions ©2017 Showtime Networks Inc. All rights reserved. The Affair ©2017 Showtime Networks Inc. All rights reserved. Game of Thrones® ©2017 Home Box Office, Inc. All rights reserved. HBO® and all related programs are the property of Home Box Office, Inc. Big Little Lies ©2017 Home Box Office, Inc. All rights reserved. HBO® and all related programs are the property of Home Box Office, Inc.

Sky Q terms and conditions

Record/store more: Compared to standard 500GB Sky+HD box. Sky Q 2TB box: 1.7TB personal storage. 300GB reserved by Sky for other uses.

Wireless Multiscreen and around the home: Requires Sky Q box, Sky TV and Sky Q Multiscreen subscriptions, Sky Q Mini(s) and HD TV connected to home broadband. Around the home, watch recordings included in your Sky Q TV channel pack and most free to air channels. See sky.com/SkyQchannels for more information. Red Button and BBC on demand content unavailable via Sky Q app.

Sky Q App and take recordings with you: Requires Sky Q box, Sky TV and Sky Q Multiscreen subscriptions, HD TV, Sky Q app and compatible device (sky.com/SkyQdevices) connected to home broadband. Save selected recordings from last 90 days to compatible tablet connected to home broadband. Finished recordings may be unavailable to sync for a few hours. Two syncs/downloads per programme. Transfer speed depends on device and connection. Content deleted from tablet 48 hours after viewing starts or no later than 30 days after syncing.

Ultra HD: Requires Sky Q 2TB box and Box Sets Bundle and Sky Q Multiscreen subscriptions and Ultra-HD ready TV. Ultra HD unavailable via Sky Q Mini(s). Sky Sports and/or Sky Cinema subscriptions required for sports and movies in Ultra HD. Comparison against Ultra-HD content offered by online and Pay TV UK subscription services based on genre. See sky.com/UHDcompare for more info.

For more information on Sky Q, visit sky.com/skyq

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