TUN → GAF

Tunis City & Lake

An immediate bird's-eye view of the capital, Lake Tunis, and the surrounding urban sprawl right after takeoff.

Jebel Zaghouan

The towering limestone peak of Zaghouan, which provided water to ancient Carthage via a massive aqueduct.

Tunisian Dorsale

The tail end of the Atlas Mountains, featuring dramatic ridges and valleys that stretch across the horizon.

Ancient Sbeitla

As you fly further south, keep an eye out for the ruins of Sufetula, known for some of the best-preserved Roman temples in Africa.

Gafsa Phosphate Mines

On the final approach, the industrial landscape and massive open-cast mines highlight the region's economic heart.

Gulf of Tunis

Panoramic views of the Mediterranean coastline and the Carthage area as the plane ascends southwards.

Holy City of Kairouan

In the distance, you may spot the sprawl of Kairouan, one of Islam's holiest cities, characterized by its traditional architecture.

Sebkhet Sidi El Hani

Large seasonal salt lakes that create shimmering white and silver patches on the landscape during the dry season.

Sahel Agricultural Plains

A patchwork of olive groves and agricultural plots that define the fertile eastern plains of Tunisia.