DPS → MEL

Mount Rinjani

The towering silhouette of Lombok's massive stratovolcano is often visible to the east during the climb out from Bali.

Nusa Penida

Direct views of the rugged cliffs and crystalline waters of the islands sitting just off the Bali coast.

Great Sandy Desert

Vast expanses of longitudinal red sand dunes and ancient salt lake patterns across the Australian interior.

Spencer Gulf

The deep blue waters of the South Australian coast as the flight transitions from the desert to the southern ocean.

Melbourne CBD

On the most common landing paths into Tullamarine, the left side offers a clear view of the city skyscrapers.

Uluwatu Cliffs

Views of the famous limestone cliffs and temple at the southern tip of Bali during departure.

Gibson Desert

A striking landscape of undulating red sand plains and desert shrubs in Western Australia.

Great Australian Bight

Depending on the flight path, you may see the sheer limestone cliffs where the continent meets the Southern Ocean.

Nullarbor Plain

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

Otway Ranges

Lush green forested hills visible as you cross the Victorian coastline towards Melbourne.