NAS → GCM

Great Bahama Bank

Stunning white sand shoals and shallow teal waters that create intricate, swirling patterns visible for miles.

Joulter Cays

Remote, uninhabited sandbars and islands known for their extreme water clarity and unique ooid sand.

Zapata Peninsula

Cuba's largest wetland area, visible as a vast green biosphere reserve as the flight crosses the island.

Seven Mile Beach

The world-famous crescent of white sand and luxury resorts visible during the final approach into Owen Roberts Airport.

North Sound

Grand Cayman's massive shallow bay, where you can often spot boat wakes heading to Stingray City.

Nassau Waterfront

Bird's-eye view of the Bahamas capital and the sprawling Atlantis resort on Paradise Island immediately after takeoff.

Tongue of the Ocean

The dramatic transition from shallow turquoise banks to a 6,000-foot deep oceanic trench between the islands.

Andros Barrier Reef

The third-largest barrier reef in the world, appearing as a jagged line separating the deep blue from the island's edge.

Isle of Youth

Cuba's Isla de la Juventud features a mix of pine forests, marble hills, and a rugged coastline visible mid-flight.

Grand Cayman East End

The more natural, rocky side of the island featuring blowholes and a surrounding protective reef as you descend.