SAL → MGA

San Vicente Volcano

Also known as Chinchontepec, this striking twin-peaked stratovolcano is visible shortly after departure from SAL.

Gulf of Fonseca

A stunning panoramic view of the shared maritime border between El Salvador, Honduras, and Nicaragua.

San Cristóbal Complex

Nicaragua's highest and most active volcano, often seen with a visible plume of gas venting from its crater.

Cerro Negro

One of the world's youngest and most active volcanoes, recognizable by its distinct dark, ash-covered slopes.

Lake Managua (Xolotlán)

The massive lake serves as a backdrop for the iconic Momotombo volcano during the final descent into MGA.

Jiquilisco Bay

El Salvador's largest coastal estuary, featuring intricate mangrove channels and diverse ecosystems.

Meanguera Island

The largest island in the Gulf of Fonseca, appearing as a rugged green jewel in the blue Pacific waters.

Cosigüina Volcano

Located on the tip of the peninsula, this volcano contains a beautiful crater lake within its massive caldera.

Nicaraguan Pacific Coast

Stretches of dark volcanic sand beaches and remote coves visible as the flight tracks the coastline.

Managua Cityscape

During the final approach, enjoy a broad view of the sprawling capital city and its unique lack of a traditional high-rise center.