GDN → BGY

Hel Peninsula

A unique 35km long sandbar separating the Bay of Gdańsk from the open Baltic Sea, visible shortly after takeoff.

Giant Mountains

The Karkonosze range on the Polish-Czech border, featuring Śnieżka peak, visible during the mid-flight cruise.

The Dolomites

Dramatic, pale, jagged peaks of the Italian Alps that provide some of Europe's most spectacular mountain scenery.

Lake Garda

Italy's largest lake, easily recognizable by its narrow northern fjord-like shape and wider southern basin.

Verona & Po Valley

The historic city of Verona and the sprawling, fertile plains of Northern Italy during the final descent stages.

Gdańsk Shipyards

The historic industrial cranes and the Motława River winding through the old town of Gdańsk during departure.

Prague & Vltava

On clear days, the spires of the Czech capital and the winding Vltava river can be spotted to the west.

Central Alpine Range

Vast views of the high, snow-capped glaciated peaks of the Austrian and Swiss Alps in the distance.

Lake Iseo

The smaller, picturesque lake featuring Monte Isola, the largest lake island in Central Europe, seen just before landing.

Città Alta

The stunning Venetian walls and medieval towers of Bergamo's Upper City during the final approach into BGY.