DUB → EXT

Wicklow Mountains

Breathtaking views of Ireland's largest continuous upland area and its deep glacial valleys.

Wexford Coastline

The long sandy beaches of Curracloe and the Hook Peninsula are often visible before the sea crossing.

Lundy Island

A tiny, rugged island sitting at the mouth of the Bristol Channel, known for its puffin population.

Exmoor National Park

High moorland and dramatic sea cliffs where the plateau meets the Bristol Channel.

Exe Estuary

A stunning view of the wetlands and winding river channels during the final approach into EXT.

Dublin Bay & Howth Head

Clear views of the iconic peninsula and the crescent-shaped bay during the initial climb.

Snowdonia National Park

On clear days, look across the Irish Sea to spot the jagged peaks of North Wales and Mount Snowdon.

Cardigan Bay

The sweeping curve of the Welsh coastline and its various seaside towns are visible mid-flight.

Bristol Channel

Aerial perspective of the busy shipping lanes and the narrowing channel between Wales and England.

The Somerset Levels

Lush, low-lying landscapes and a network of drainage channels as the plane turns toward Exeter.