SYD → WGA

Sydney Harbour & CBD

On a northern departure, you get a world-class view of the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and the entire city skyline.

Blue Mountains National Park

Spectacular views of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed wilderness, including sheer sandstone cliffs and dense eucalyptus forests.

Kanangra-Boyd Wilderness

Aerial perspective of some of the most rugged and inaccessible terrain in Australia, featuring deep gorges and high plateaus.

Murrumbidgee River

The winding path of one of Australia's longest rivers, lined with ancient river red gums as it snakes toward Wagga Wagga.

Wagga Agricultural Hub

A bird's-eye view of the experimental farms and regional infrastructure that makes Wagga Wagga a primary agricultural center.

Botany Bay & Royal National Park

Stunning coastal views of the world's second-oldest national park and the turquoise waters of the South Coast immediately after takeoff.

Southern Highlands

Lush, rolling green pastures around Bowral and Moss Vale, showcasing the fertile agricultural heart of New South Wales.

Lake Burrinjuck

A massive, winding reservoir on the Murrumbidgee River, often appearing as a brilliant blue contrast to the dry Australian bush.

The Riverina Border

As the flight approaches Wagga Wagga, the landscape transforms into a vast patchwork of yellow canola and green wheat fields.