CAI → BAH

Giza Pyramids

Depending on the takeoff runway and bank, a rare but possible glimpse of the pyramids on the horizon south of Cairo.

Mount Sinai

The dramatic, jagged granite peaks of the southern Sinai Peninsula, including areas near St. Catherine's Monastery.

Gulf of Aqaba

The deep blue waters of the rift valley separating Egypt from the coast of Saudi Arabia and Jordan.

Harrat Volcanic Fields

Extensive dark basaltic lava flows that create a striking black contrast against the orange Saudi desert sands.

King Fahd Causeway

The 25km long bridge system connecting Saudi Arabia to Bahrain, best viewed during the final descent phase.

Cairo & Nile Delta

Aerial view of the dense Cairo urban sprawl and the lush green transition to the Nile Delta immediately after takeoff.

Suez Canal

Look for the distinct blue line of the canal and ships queued up in the Great Bitter Lake shortly after departure.

Great Nefud Desert

Vast stretches of the northern Saudi Arabian desert featuring rolling red sand dunes and ancient caravan routes.

Jubail Industrial City

One of the world's largest industrial hubs, visible on the Saudi coast before crossing the water to Bahrain.

Manama Skyline

The modern glass towers of Bahrain's financial district and the Bahrain World Trade Center during the descent.