LPL → NOC

Wirral Peninsula

Immediately after takeoff, enjoy a bird's eye view of the Wirral and the vast sands of the Dee Estuary.

Snowdonia National Park

Spectacular views of the highest mountains in Wales, including Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), visible across the North Wales coast.

Menai Strait

The narrow strip of water separating mainland Wales from the Isle of Anglesey, clearly defined from cruising altitude.

North Wales Coastline

A continuous view of seaside towns like Llandudno and Rhyl, often featuring the historic Conwy Castle.

Irish Midlands

As you cross into Ireland, the 'Forty Shades of Green' landscape unfolds with its characteristic patchwork of fields.

Liverpool Docks

On departure, the iconic Liver Building and the historic waterfront are visible as the plane climbs over the Mersey.

Isle of Man

Positioned mid-flight in the Irish Sea, the entire island and its peak, Snaefell, are often visible on clear days.

Sefton Coastline

The expansive sand dunes of Formby and the coastal pine woods are visible north of the departure path.

Mourne Mountains

On very clear days, look north across the Irish Sea to spot the distant peaks of County Down in Northern Ireland.

Lough Ree

During the descent into Knock, you may spot the large lakes of the Shannon river system to the north-west.