AMM → MED

The Dead Sea

The lowest point on Earth is often visible shortly after departure, showcasing its turquoise waters and white salt crusts.

Wadi Rum

The 'Valley of the Moon' appears with its iconic red sand dunes and massive monolithic rock structures near the Saudi border.

Gulf of Aqaba

Glimpses of the deep blue Red Sea waters and the intersecting borders of Jordan, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia.

Hijaz Mountains

Dramatic, dark granite peaks that rise sharply from the coastal plains, providing a rugged backdrop for the flight south.

Harrat Lava Fields

Vast, black basaltic volcanic fields (Harrats) that create a stark, lunar-like contrast against the orange desert sands.

Amman Cityscape

Panoramic views of the seven hills and white limestone architecture of the Jordanian capital immediately after takeoff.

Hejaz Railway

Trace the historic route of the Ottoman-era railway that once connected Damascus to Madinah, still visible in desert stretches.

Jordanian Plateau

High-altitude desert plains featuring traditional nomadic settlements and unique agricultural circles in the desert.

Tabuk Highlands

Massive sandstone formations and rocky plateaus that define the northern frontier of Saudi Arabia.