MRU → TNR

Le Morne Brabant

Visible shortly after takeoff from Mauritius, this UNESCO-listed basaltic monolith sits on the southwestern tip of the island.

Reunion Island Peaks

A major highlight featuring the Piton de la Fournaise and Piton des Neiges, often poking through the cloud layer mid-flight.

East Madagascar Coastline

The dramatic transition from the deep blue Indian Ocean to the lush, tropical greenery of the Canal des Pangalanes region.

Red Clay Highlands

As the plane climbs toward the interior, view the iconic red laterite soil that gives Madagascar its nickname 'The Red Island'.

Terraced Rice Paddies

Intricate, hand-carved agricultural terraces lining the valleys of the Imerina region during the final descent into Antananarivo.

Northern Islets

Depending on the departure path, you may see Coin de Mire and the northern lagoon of Mauritius disappearing into the horizon.

Indian Ocean Horizon

Expansive views of the open ocean with frequent opportunities to spot massive cumulus cloud formations over the warm waters.

Antananarivo Urban Sprawl

View the densely packed traditional houses and the growing suburbs of the capital city as you circle for landing at Ivato.