To NOU?

The Left Side (Port) is significantly superior for this route, offering iconic views of the Sydney Harbour and CBD upon departure, followed by the best angles of New Caledonia's UNESCO World Heritage lagoons and the capital, Noumea, during the descent.

The right side offers a spectacular front-row seat to the New Caledonia Barrier Reef, one of the world's largest coral systems, featuring vibrant turquoise lagoons and intricate reef patterns during the descent into Noumea.

While both sides offer stunning ocean views, the right side typically provides a more dramatic approach into New Caledonia, often featuring glimpses of the Isle of Pines and the spectacular southern sections of the UNESCO-listed Great Barrier Reef.

The right side offers a front-row seat to the iconic Society Islands, including the world-famous Bora Bora, shortly after departure, followed by the remote archipelagos of Tonga and the Loyalty Islands.

The left side offers a front-row seat to New Zealand's dramatic west coast beaches upon departure and the breathtaking turquoise waters of the world's largest lagoon when approaching New Caledonia.

The Right Side is the clear winner, offering an immediate look at Fiji's famous island resorts after takeoff and a breathtaking view of New Caledonia's rugged mountain range and barrier reef on arrival.

The right side offers a superior view of the volcanic Izu Islands shortly after takeoff and provides the most dramatic angle for the turquoise lagoons and barrier reefs of New Caledonia during the final descent.

The right side is superior for this route as it provides a front-row seat to the breathtaking New Caledonia Barrier Reef and the turquoise lagoons of the Coral Sea during the final descent, alongside a better view of the Japanese coastline after takeoff.

The left side offers an exceptional perspective of the Wallis lagoon upon departure and a spectacular entry into New Caledonia, showcasing the world-renowned Southern Lagoon and the iconic Isle of Pines in the distance.