JNB → CAI

Mount Kilimanjaro

The snow-capped 'Roof of Africa' is the crown jewel of this route, typically visible 3-4 hours into the flight.

Mount Kenya

Africa's second-highest peak, featuring jagged volcanic spires often poking through the clouds.

Lake Turkana

Known as the Jade Sea, its unique turquoise waters stand out against the arid Kenyan landscape.

Ethiopian Highlands

A rugged landscape of deep gorges and high-altitude plateaus, often referred to as the African Alps.

The Red Sea Coast

Stunning coral reefs and turquoise coastlines visible as the flight path approaches Egyptian airspace.

Johannesburg Highveld

Urban sprawl and golden mine dumps of South Africa's economic heartland shortly after takeoff.

Lake Victoria

The world's largest tropical lake, providing a shimmering blue expanse on the western horizon.

The Sahara Desert

Infinite stretches of rolling sand dunes and rocky plateaus across Sudan and southern Egypt.

Luxor and The Nile

The fertile green ribbon of the Nile valley and ancient archaeological sites visible during descent.

Lake Nasser

The massive reservoir behind the Aswan High Dam, standing out as a deep blue oasis in the desert.