MIR → TUN

Gulf of Hammamet

The flight tracks the curve of the Mediterranean coastline, offering views of the deep blue Gulf of Hammamet.

Enfidha Coastline

Views of the industrial port areas and the long sandy beaches stretching toward the Cap Bon peninsula.

Ruins of Carthage

The UNESCO World Heritage archaeological site including the Roman theaters and baths visible on the descent.

Sidi Bou Said

The iconic white-and-blue village perched on the cliffside overlooking the sea during the final approach into TUN.

Lake of Tunis

The shallow lagoon separating the city of Tunis from the sea, often reflecting the sky beautifully.

Sousse Medina

A clear view of the historic city of Sousse, its Ribat, and the Great Mosque shortly after departure.

Sahel Olive Groves

Expansive views of the vast olive plantations that define the landscape of the Tunisian Sahel.

Jebel Zaghouan

The prominent mountain peak in the distance, historically the source of water for Roman Carthage via an aqueduct.

Sebkhet Sedjoumi

A large endorheic salt lake on the outskirts of Tunis, often shimmering under the sun and home to birdlife.