MEL → DPS

Great Australian Bight

Dramatic views of the rugged limestone cliffs where the Australian continent meets the Southern Ocean.

The Nullarbor Plain

A vast, prehistoric-looking limestone plateau with stark, geometric landscapes visible from high altitude.

Indian Ocean Sunset

On afternoon flights, this side experiences a brilliant transition of colors as the sun dips below the horizon.

Nusa Penida

The famous T-Rex shaped cliffs and vibrant turquoise waters of Bali's neighboring islands during descent.

Mount Agung

Bali's highest and most sacred volcano often provides a majestic silhouette against the sky on the final turn.

The Grampians

Rugged sandstone mountain ranges and lush forests visible shortly after departing Melbourne.

South Australian Salt Lakes

Massive, shimmering white salt pans like Lake Gairdner that create a surreal, mirrored effect from above.

Tropical Cloudscapes

As you approach the equator, look for massive towering cumulus clouds characteristic of the Intertropical Convergence Zone.

East Java Volcanoes

On clear days, the distant but impressive peaks of Mount Raung and Ijen in Java are visible to the west.

Jimbaran Bay

A bird's-eye view of the white sand beaches and luxury resorts of southern Bali just before touchdown.