ETH → TLV

Timna Park

Unique red sandstone formations and ancient copper mines visible shortly after departure from the south.

Makhtesh Ramon

The world's largest erosion crater, showing distinct geological layers and a massive heart-shaped perimeter.

Negev Highlands

A vast expanse of desert peaks and winding wadis that characterize the rugged center of the country.

Mediterranean Coastline

As the flight heads north, the deep blue of the sea meets the white sands of the Israeli shore.

Tel Aviv Skyline

Excellent views of the White City's skyscrapers and the ancient port of Jaffa during the final approach.

Mountains of Edom

The dramatic, jagged purple and red mountain range across the border in Jordan.

The Dead Sea

The lowest point on Earth, recognizable by its turquoise waters and white salt formations at the edges.

Judean Desert

The stark, arid wilderness that drops sharply toward the Dead Sea rift valley.

Jerusalem

On clear days, the distant silhouette of the Holy City can be seen perched atop the Judean Hills.