NDR → PMI

Alboran Sea Departure

Stunning views of the turquoise waters where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic influences as you leave the Moroccan coast.

Cabo de Gata-Nijar

The rugged volcanic rock formations and hidden coves of the Almeria coastline are often visible shortly after reaching cruising altitude.

Sierra Nevada Peaks

On clear days, the snow-capped peaks of mainland Spain's highest range can be seen far to the west.

Ibiza and Formentera

As the flight approaches the Balearics, you often pass east of Ibiza, providing a distant view of the Pityusic archipelago.

Bay of Palma

During the final approach into PMI, the left side typically offers a panoramic view of the city of Palma and its massive cathedral.

Mediterranean Horizon

Uninterrupted views of the deep blue Algerian Basin, perfect for spotting cargo ships and the occasional wake of a ferry.

Mallorca East Coast

If the flight path takes a more easterly route, you will see the jagged cliffs and calas (coves) of Mallorca's eastern shoreline.

Pla de Mallorca

During descent, look for the traditional windmills and agricultural patchwork of the island's central plains.

Serra de Tramuntana

While primarily on the left, the northern peaks of the range are visible to the right if landing from the south-southeast.