SYD → ASP

Blue Mountains National Park

Dramatic sandstone cliffs and deep eucalyptus-filled canyons visible shortly after departure from Sydney.

Central West Agriculture

The green and gold patchwork of NSW wheat belts before the landscape turns to arid red earth.

Simpson Desert Dunes

Mesmerizing orange and red longitudinal sand dunes that stretch for hundreds of kilometers.

Finke River

One of the oldest river systems in the world, appearing as a meandering line of white sand and green trees.

Henbury Meteorite Craters

Small, distinct circular depressions caused by a meteor impact thousands of years ago, visible on the final approach.

Sydney Harbour

If taking off to the north, you get a spectacular view of the Opera House, Bridge, and northern beaches.

Ephemeral Salt Lakes

Bright white salt pans and dry lake beds that shimmer with a crystalline glow against the outback floor.

The Darling River

A vital artery of the outback, visible as a thin, winding ribbon of vegetation through semi-arid plains.

MacDonnell Ranges

Stunning views of the East MacDonnell Ranges' ancient ridges as the aircraft aligns for its descent into Alice Springs.