TIP → TUN

Djerba Island

The famous 'Island of Dreams' is often visible with its white-washed buildings and turquoise waters.

Cape Bon

The rugged and fertile peninsula that reaches out toward Sicily, marking the entrance to the Gulf of Tunis.

Gulf of Tunis

A beautiful expanse of blue water as the aircraft begins its final descent into the capital.

Sidi Bou Said

The iconic blue-and-white village perched on a cliffside is often visible during the final turn for landing.

Carthage Ruins

The historical site of the ancient Punic empire can be spotted near the coastline just before touchdown.

Ancient Sabratha

Shortly after takeoff, look for the well-preserved Roman ruins and amphitheater along the Libyan coast.

Jafara Plain

Expansive views of the arid plains transitioning into the northern fringes of the Sahara Desert.

City of Sfax

Tunisia's second city is clearly visible with its distinct industrial port and dense medina layout.

Coastal Sebkhas

Shimmering salt flats and seasonal lagoons that dot the border region between Libya and Tunisia.