RUN → MRU

Piton de la Fournaise

Views of one of the world's most active volcanoes located in the southeastern part of Reunion Island.

Cirque de Salazie

Lush, deep volcanic calderas filled with verdant forests and high-altitude waterfalls visible shortly after departure.

Le Morne Brabant

The iconic UNESCO World Heritage basaltic mountain rising from the turquoise lagoons of southwest Mauritius.

Mauritian Barrier Reef

Spectacular gradients of blue and green as the aircraft descends over the coral reefs surrounding the island.

Underwater Waterfall

The famous optical illusion off the coast of Le Morne caused by sand and silt runoff into the ocean trench.

St-Denis Coastline

Aerial perspective of the capital city of Reunion Island and its rugged northern cliffs immediately after takeoff.

Mascarene Basin

Expansive views of the deep blue Indian Ocean during the brief high-altitude cruise between the islands.

Port Louis

The capital city and main harbor of Mauritius often comes into view during the northern approach pattern.

Coin de Mire

On clear days, the distinctive wedge-shaped northern islet of Mauritius can be spotted in the distance.