ADL → KGI

Adelaide Skyline

Panoramic views of the CBD, Adelaide Oval, and the Mount Lofty Ranges during the initial climb.

Lake Gairdner

A massive, blindingly white salt lake that creates a surreal, shimmering landscape in the desert.

Gawler Ranges

Ancient volcanic hills featuring unique rock formations and deep red earthy tones.

Nullarbor Plain

The world's largest single exposure of limestone bedrock, appearing as a vast, treeless horizon.

Kalgoorlie Super Pit

One of the largest open-cut gold mines on Earth, visible as a colossal tiered crater during descent.

Gulf St Vincent

Deep blue waters and the coastal fringe of the Fleurieu Peninsula immediately after takeoff.

Yorke Peninsula

The distinctive boot-shaped coastline and agricultural patterns of South Australia's grain belt.

Spencer Gulf

Vast expanse of water separating the peninsulas, often featuring large cargo ships.

Eyre Peninsula Coast

Rugged coastlines and hidden bays around Port Lincoln and Coffin Bay as you head west.

Nullarbor Cliffs

Stark limestone edges where the desert floor drops vertically into the Southern Ocean.