KNS → BWT

King Island Landscapes

Aerial perspective of the lush green pastures and dairy farms that produce the island's world-famous brie and cheddar.

Currie Lighthouse

The prominent iron lighthouse in the main township of Currie is often visible during the initial climb out from KNS.

Table Cape

A stunning view of the massive 12-million-year-old volcanic plug with its flat top and sheer cliffs dropping into the sea.

Table Cape Farm

If flying in spring (late September to October), the right side provides a direct view of the vibrant blooming tulip fields.

Inglis River Estuary

The winding river mouth and the sandstone cliffs of Fossil Bluff are clearly visible during the final seconds of the approach.

Naracoopa Coastline

Clear views of the eastern beaches of King Island and the quiet seaside town of Naracoopa shortly after takeoff.

Bass Strait Crossings

Expansive views of the turquoise and deep blue waters of the Bass Strait, often showing whitecaps and remote shipping lanes.

Burnie Port

As you approach the Tasmanian mainland, look ahead to see the industrial hub and deep-water port of Burnie to the east.

Somerset Township

Views of the residential areas and coastal developments lining the Bass Highway leading into the Wynyard region.