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TOH → SLH
Which side of the plane to sit from Torres Airstrip (Loh/Linua) to Sola Airport (Sola)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side provides the most dramatic views of the volcanic heart of Vanua Lava and the sprawling coral reefs of the Torres Islands during departure.
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Torres Archipelago
A panoramic perspective of the remote island chain as the plane climbs and heads south.
Mount Sere'ama
The towering volcanic peak of Vanua Lava, which dominates the horizon as you approach the Banks Islands.
Vanua Lava Rainforest
Uninterrupted views of the dense, prehistoric tropical canopy and rugged interior valleys.
Northern Cascades
Occasional sightings of waterfalls plunging through the jungle on the northern slopes of the island.
The right side is essential for observing the volcanic geography of Vanua Lava. For the best photography of the lush jungle and volcanic peaks, opt for an afternoon flight when the sun illuminates the island's western faces.
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Linua Barrier Reef
Crystalline turquoise waters and intricate coral fringes immediately after takeoff from Loh.
Toga Island
A view of the eastern limestone cliffs of the southernmost island in the Torres group.
Mota Island
The iconic volcanic cone of Mota rising isolated from the sea to the east during the final approach.
Port Pattison
The deep, sheltered waters of the bay serving as the maritime gateway to Sola.
Choose the left side for the best view of Mota Island's unique 'sugarloaf' silhouette. Morning flights offer the best lighting for the eastern reefs without the harsh glare of the afternoon sun.
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Get eSIMs for VanuatuDistance: 113 km (70 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 11 min
Departure: TOH (-13.328000068699998, 166.638000488)
Arrival: SLH (-13.8516998291, 167.537002563)
Route Type: Domestic
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