ISA → DRW

Selwyn Ranges

Ancient, weathered mountain ridges providing rugged geological textures shortly after leaving Mount Isa.

Gulf of Carpentaria

On clear days, the distant blue shimmer of the Gulf is visible to the north, contrasting with the dry land.

Arnhem Land Escarpment

The dramatic sandstone plateaus and cliffs that define the edge of the Arnhem Land wilderness.

Kakadu Floodplains

Lush green wetlands and winding river systems that become increasingly vibrant during the wet season (Nov-Apr).

Adelaide River

The famous winding waterway known for its crocodile population, visible as the plane descends into Darwin.

Mount Isa Mines

A striking aerial view of one of the world's most productive single-site mining complexes immediately after takeoff.

Barkly Tableland

Infinite stretches of the semi-arid outback, showcasing the vastness of the Australian interior with its red dirt and scrub.

Stuart Highway

The iconic north-south artery of Australia appearing as a thin vein cutting through the desolate landscape near Katherine.

Darwin Harbour

Excellent views of the turquoise waters and the intricate coastline of the Cox Peninsula during the final approach.