JTR → ATH

Santorini Caldera

Dramatic views of the volcanic crescent, the white-washed cliffs of Oia, and the Nea Kameni crater right after departure.

Ios and Sikinos

Bird's-eye views of the rugged coastlines and hidden coves of these central Cycladic islands.

Serifos and Kythnos

Striking views of the arid, mountainous terrain and the characteristic deep blue waters surrounding these rocky isles.

Saronikos Gulf

As you descend into Athens, view the deep blue expanse and distant silhouettes of the Peloponnese mountains.

Cape Sounion

Depending on the approach path, you may catch a glimpse of the Temple of Poseidon perched on the southern tip of Attica.

Kamari and Perissa

A clear view of Santorini's famous black sand beaches and the ancient Thera mountain during the initial climb.

Paros and Naxos

Wide vistas of the larger Cycladic islands, often showing the ferry routes connecting the archipelago.

Syros Island

The capital of the Cyclades, Ermoupoli, is often visible with its distinctive twin-hill layout and neoclassical architecture.

Kea (Tzia)

The closest Cycladic island to Athens, featuring steep slopes and protected natural harbors.

Attica East Coast

View the sprawling residential areas and the rugged coastline of Porto Rafti as the plane lines up for the ATH runway.