BJL → CMN

Mauritanian Sahara

Vast stretches of orange longitudinal dunes and ancient rocky plateaus stretching to the horizon.

Richat Structure

Depending on the flight corridor, the massive 'Eye of the Sahara' may be visible deep in the desert interior.

Anti-Atlas Range

Ancient, weathered volcanic landscapes that mark the transition into the Moroccan highlands.

High Atlas Peaks

Majestic snow-capped peaks (in winter/spring) appearing on the horizon as you approach Casablanca.

Iron Ore Route

The desert tracks following the world's longest iron ore train route in northern Mauritania.

Atlantic Coastline

Continuous views of the deep blue Atlantic Ocean meeting the golden West African sands.

Dakhla Peninsula

A stunning view of the long, narrow spit of land and the turquoise lagoon in Western Sahara.

Cap-Vert Peninsula

Aerial view of the Dakar region and the westernmost point of the African continent shortly after takeoff.

Nouadhibou Shipwrecks

If the flight path is tight to the coast, you may spot the rusted hulls of abandoned ships in the bay.