MRU → CPT

Southern Mauritius Coast

Aerial views of the coral reefs and deep blue drop-offs near Shandrani and Blue Bay shortly after takeoff.

Indian Ocean Transition

Deep ocean vistas where you might spot large marine vessels or seasonal whale migrations near the African coast.

The Wild Coast

Dramatic entry over the Eastern Cape province, featuring secluded river mouths and rolling green hills.

The Great Karoo

The vast, arid landscapes of the South African interior with unique geological foldings and flat-topped mesas.

Langeberg Mountains

Sharp mountain ridges that mark the transition toward the fertile valleys of the Western Cape.

False Bay

A breathtaking view of the massive bay, Muizenberg beach, and the eastern side of the Cape Peninsula on final approach.

Le Morne Brabant

The iconic basaltic monolith and UNESCO World Heritage site visible on the southwestern tip of Mauritius.

Nelson Mandela Bay

Views of Port Elizabeth and the industrial harbor of Coega as the flight path skirts the southern coast.

Garden Route

Lush coastal forests and the Outeniqua Mountains visible in the distance during the cruise phase.

Cape Winelands

The emerald green vineyards of Stellenbosch and Franschhoek tucked into dramatic valley floors.

Table Mountain

If the wind is from the South (Cape Doctor), the plane circles north, providing a direct view of the mountain and city bowl.

Robben Island

Visible in Table Bay during specific landing patterns (Runway 19 approach) from the north.