TSV → SYD

Whitsunday Islands

Clear views of the turquoise waters and white silica sands of the Whitsunday group shortly after departure.

K'gari (Fraser Island)

The world's largest sand island, visible with its unique perched lakes and vast coastal dunes.

Gold Coast Skyline

A spectacular view of the Surfers Paradise high-rises sandwiched between the Pacific Ocean and the canals.

Cape Byron

The easternmost point of the Australian mainland, marked by its famous white lighthouse and crashing surf.

Sydney Harbour

On the standard 'Track South' arrival, this side provides a world-class view of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge.

Great Dividing Range

Continuous views of Australia's most substantial mountain range stretching along the entire flight path.

Glass House Mountains

Distinctive volcanic plugs rising abruptly from the coastal plain north of Brisbane.

Brisbane City

Aerial perspective of the Brisbane River's winding path through the CBD and suburbs.

Blue Mountains

As you descend into the Sydney basin, look west to see the hazy blue wilderness and deep sandstone gorges.

Port of Brisbane

Detailed views of the industrial shipping hubs and the mouth of the Brisbane River.