TIM → UPG

Puncak Jaya Peaks

The highest mountain in Oceania, featuring rare tropical glaciers, visible shortly after departing Timika.

Grasberg Mine

One of the world's largest open-pit gold and copper mines, appearing as a massive tiered crater in the highlands.

Etna Bay

A stunning, narrow fjord-like bay surrounded by steep limestone cliffs on the western coast of Papua.

Lorentz National Park

A UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing a complete traverse of ecosystems from sea level to alpine glaciers.

Spermonde Archipelago

Dozens of tiny coral islands and sandbanks scattered across the turquoise waters just north of Makassar.

Arafura Sea Vistas

Expansive views of the deep blue tropical waters separating Papua from the Australian continent.

Remote Kai Islands

On clear days, the distant white-sand fringes of the Kai and Aru island chains may be visible to the south.

Makassar Shipping Lanes

Heavy maritime traffic including traditional Phinisi schooners and cargo ships entering the busy port of Makassar.

Losari Beach Waterfront

Makassar's iconic coastal promenade and the 99 Domes Mosque are often visible during the final southern approach.