TUN → CAI

Carthage Ruins

Ancient archaeological sites visible just south of the Tunis flight path.

The Sahara

Breathtaking patterns of orange dunes and rocky plateaus across Libya and Egypt.

Qattara Depression

One of the largest natural sinks in the world, appearing as a vast, low-lying basin.

Pyramids of Giza

The world-famous ancient structures usually visible on the right during the Cairo descent.

Cairo Suburbs

The dense, sandy-colored urban sprawl of the Egyptian capital emerging from the desert.

Gulf of Tunis

Expansive views of the Mediterranean as the flight departs Tunisia.

Cape Bon Peninsula

The scenic northeastern tip of Tunisia reaching into the sea.

Libyan Coastline

The rugged interface between the desert and the Mediterranean near Tripoli.

Marsa Matruh

Clear turquoise lagoons along the northern Egyptian shoreline.

Nile Delta

The sudden transition from arid terrain to the lush green vegetation of the delta.