SYD → GLT

Northern Beaches

A stunning string of surf beaches and coastal lagoons stretching north from Sydney Harbour.

Gold Coast Skyline

The high-rise towers of Surfers Paradise appearing like a mirage between the Pacific Ocean and the Nerang River.

Moreton Island

Vibrant turquoise waters and massive sand dunes, including the famous Tangalooma Wrecks visible from the air.

K'gari (Fraser Island)

The world's largest sand island featuring ancient rainforests growing in sand and perched crystal-clear lakes.

Southern Great Barrier Reef

The start of the reef system, with coral cays and clear blue lagoons visible as the flight descends into Gladstone.

Blue Mountains Foothills

Views of the rugged sandstone plateaus and deep valleys of the Great Dividing Range shortly after takeoff.

Hunter Valley

Aerial perspective of Australia's oldest wine region, characterized by rolling green vineyards and estates.

Glass House Mountains

A group of thirteen distinct volcanic peaks that rise abruptly from the coastal plain north of Brisbane.

Brisbane CBD

A clear view of the winding Brisbane River and the dense skyscraper cluster of the Queensland capital.

Mount Larcom

The prominent 'Lion Mountain' peak that serves as a landmark for pilots and locals approaching Gladstone.