AJA → MRS

Iles Sanguinaires

Four porphyry islets at the entrance of the Gulf of Ajaccio visible immediately after takeoff.

Scandola Nature Reserve

A UNESCO site featuring red granite cliffs and volcanic headlands on the western coast of Corsica.

Calanques National Park

Towering limestone cliffs and turquoise inlets lining the coast between Cassis and Marseille.

Château d'If

The historic fortress-prison located on an island in the Bay of Marseille made famous by The Count of Monte Cristo.

Vieux Port de Marseille

The vibrant Old Port and the Basilique Notre-Dame de la Garde perched on the hill above the city.

Monte Cinto

The highest peak in Corsica, often snow-capped in winter, visible to the east during departure.

Cap Corse

The rugged 'finger' of northern Corsica stretching into the Ligurian Sea.

Massif de l'Esterel

The distinct red volcanic rock mountains of the French Riviera visible in the distance across the water.

Saint-Tropez & Gulf of Fréjus

The glamorous coastline of the Var department as the plane approaches the mainland.

Montagne Sainte-Victoire

The limestone ridge made famous by Paul Cézanne, visible to the north during the final descent.