EIN → GDN

Wadden Sea Coast

Distant views of the Dutch and German North Sea islands and the tidal flats of the Wadden Sea shortly after crossing the border.

Hamburg & Elbe River

The flight path often passes north of Hamburg, providing a clear view of the massive Elbe estuary and the bustling port city.

Mecklenburg Coastline

Detailed views of the German Baltic coast, including the Darss-Zingst peninsula and the white chalk cliffs of Rügen in the distance.

Hel Peninsula

The most striking landmark on the route; a 35km long narrow sandbar curling into the Bay of Gdańsk visible during descent.

Tri-City Port

Aerial perspective of the Gdynia and Gdańsk port facilities and the numerous ships anchored in the bay.

Veluwe National Park

The largest continuous nature reserve in the Netherlands, visible as a vast green expanse shortly after departure from Eindhoven.

Teutoburg Forest

A prominent ridge of forested hills in Northwest Germany that breaks the monotony of the surrounding agricultural plains.

Mecklenburg Lake District

Views of the 'Land of a Thousand Lakes,' including Lake Müritz, the largest lake located entirely within Germany.

Kashubian Switzerland

The hilly, lake-filled region of Northern Poland known as Kashubia, offering lush scenery just before landing.

Eindhoven Cityscape

Excellent views of the city of Eindhoven and its industrial parks immediately after takeoff if the plane departs to the East.