TUN → NKC

Carthage Ruins

Aerial perspective of the ancient Punic and Roman archaeological sites shortly after takeoff.

Saharan Atlas

The southern slopes of the Atlas range where rocky ridges meet the encroaching desert sands.

Grand Erg Occidental

Spectacular orange sand dunes that are particularly vivid during the late afternoon sun.

Richat Structure

The 'Eye of the Sahara,' a massive concentric geological feature, may be visible depending on the specific flight corridor.

Atlantic Seaboard

The dramatic meeting point of the Sahara desert and the blue Atlantic Ocean during the final approach.

Gulf of Tunis

Excellent views of the Mediterranean coastline and the capital's harbor immediately after departure.

Chott el Djerid

The largest salt pan in the Sahara, often appearing with shimmering white and pinkish hues from above.

Grand Erg Oriental

A vast sea of sand dunes stretching across the Algerian border with incredible geometric wind patterns.

Tanezrouft Plateau

Known as the 'Land of Thirst,' this area provides a stark, minimalist view of the flat Saharan shield.

Nouakchott Outskirts

The expanding grid of the Mauritanian capital as it stretches into the desert sands.