GDL → SJD

Volcán de Colima

Visible in the distance to the south shortly after takeoff from Guadalajara, this active volcano often has a plume of steam.

Sierra Madre Occidental

Stunning views of the jagged, pine-covered mountain ranges that separate the inland plateau from the Pacific coast.

Riviera Nayarit

As the plane leaves the mainland, you will see the lush green coastline and turquoise waters near the San Blas region.

Pacific Ocean Crossing

A vast expanse of deep blue water where, during winter months, you might spot the mist from breaching whales near the coast.

Sierra de la Laguna

The dramatic desert mountains of the Baja peninsula rise sharply from the sea as the plane begins its descent.

El Arco de Cabo San Lucas

On many approach patterns, the famous limestone arch at Land's End is clearly visible just before touchdown.

Guadalajara Metropolitan Area

Excellent aerial views of Mexico's second-largest city and its urban sprawl immediately following takeoff.

Barranca del Río Grande

Deep canyons and river valleys carved into the landscape of Jalisco and Nayarit as you head northwest.

Sinaloa Coastline

Views of the distant Mazatlán coastline and the transition from the mainland into the Gulf of California.

Sea of Cortez

Also known as the World's Aquarium, the flight crosses the deep blue waters known for incredible marine biodiversity.

Isla Cerralvo

A large, uninhabited island off the coast of La Paz that stands out with its stark desert beauty against the blue sea.

Baja Desert Arroyos

Detailed views of the dry riverbeds and unique cacti-dotted landscapes of the southern Baja peninsula during the final approach.