ORK → ACE

Old Head of Kinsale

A breathtaking view of the narrow, lighthouse-topped peninsula jutting into the Celtic Sea south of Cork.

Chinijo Archipelago

As you enter Canarian airspace, look for the remote, uninhabited islands of Alegranza and Montaña Clara.

La Graciosa

A rare aerial view of Europe's most secluded inhabited island, recognizable by its golden sands and volcanic cones.

Risco de Famara

The massive 600-meter cliffs on Lanzarote’s northwest coast provide one of the most dramatic sights in the Atlantic.

Timanfaya Vistas

Distant views of the Martian-like red and black volcanic peaks of the National Park during the descent.

Cork Harbour

Aerial perspective of one of the world's largest natural harbors and the historic town of Cobh immediately after takeoff.

Bay of Biscay

A vast expanse of deep blue ocean where you might spot large cargo vessels or whales if the altitude and clarity permit.

Spanish Atlantic Coast

Distances permitting, the rugged coastline of Galicia may be visible as the flight tracks south toward the Iberian Peninsula.

Costa Teguise

On the final descent, the white-washed resorts and turquoise bays of eastern Lanzarote come into view.

Arrecife

The bustling capital of Lanzarote and its busy port area are visible just moments before touchdown at ACE.