NAT → FEN

Genipabu Dunes

Expansive white sand dunes north of Natal visible shortly after takeoff as the plane turns toward the ocean.

Atlantic Gradient

The dramatic transition from the shallow turquoise coastal shelf to the deep sapphire blue of the South Atlantic abyss.

Morro do Pico

The 323-meter volcanic phonolite peak that serves as the island's most recognizable landmark, best seen on descent.

Baía dos Porcos

Stunning views of the 'Two Brothers' rock formations rising from emerald waters during the final approach sequence.

Cacimba do Padre

A world-famous surf beach visible just moments before the wheels touch down on the island's short runway.

Forte dos Reis Magos

The star-shaped 16th-century fortress located at the mouth of the Potengi River in Natal during departure.

Newton Navarro Bridge

One of Brazil's largest cable-stayed bridges spanning the river near the Natal coastline.

Mar de Fora

The 'Outer Sea' side of the archipelago, showcasing rugged volcanic cliffs and the wilder side of the Atlantic.

Praia do Leão

The island's premier turtle nesting beach, recognizable by the large rock formation resembling a reclining sea lion.

Airbase Heritage

Views of the historical aviation infrastructure of the island used during WWII as the plane maneuvers for landing.