PER → LEA

Rottnest Island

Visible shortly after takeoff from Perth, look for the distinct emerald waters surrounding this famous island retreat.

Steep Point

The westernmost point of the Australian mainland, where high cliffs drop dramatically into the deep blue Indian Ocean.

Shark Bay

A stunning World Heritage area featuring bright turquoise waters, white sand peninsulas, and the Zuytdorp Cliffs.

Ningaloo Reef

The world's largest fringing coral reef becomes clearly visible during the approach, appearing as a bright turquoise ribbon against the dark ocean.

Shell Beach

A glimpse of the pure white shoreline of L'haridon Bight, made entirely of billions of tiny white shells.

The Wheatbelt

A patchwork quilt of agricultural land in shades of green and gold, extending north from the Perth hills.

Murchison River

The winding, ancient riverbeds carved through the red earth of the Midwest region.

Lake Macleod

A massive, shimmering white salt lake near Carnarvon that creates striking geometric patterns from the air.

Cape Range

As you descend into Learmonth, you'll see the rugged red limestone canyons and plateaus of the Cape Range National Park.

Gascoyne Outback

Vast expanses of red desert and arid scrubland that define the remote beauty of the Australian interior.