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A wild, uninhabited coastline of red cliffs, horizontal waterfalls, and mangrove-lined inlets in Western Australia. The dramatic tidal landscapes are visible on flights across Australia's northwest.
32Flight Routes
13 kmClosest Pass
🌊 MountainType
Routes that pass it32
BNE → DOH
Right
DOH → BNE
Left
AKL → KUL
Left
KUL → AKL
Right
BWU → DEL
Left
DEL → BWU
Right
DEL → SYD
Right
SYD → DEL
Left
MEL → SGN
Right
SGN → MEL
Left
ASP → KTM
Left
KTM → ASP
Right
AKL → QPG
Left
QPG → AKL
Right
AKL → XSP
Left
MAN → MEL
Left
MEL → MAN
Right
XSP → AKL
Right
AKL → SIN
Left
SIN → AKL
Right
BBI → SYD
Left
SYD → BBI
Right
CPH → MEL
Left
DPS → OOL
Right
MEL → CPH
Right
OOL → DPS
Left
BNE → DXB
Left
DXB → BNE
Right
SYD → VCE
Left
VCE → SYD
Right
BNE → DPS
Left
DPS → BNE
Right
Tip: Visibility depends on cloud cover, time of day, and how close the flight path comes. Sit on the listed side for the best chance of a view. Morning and evening flights often offer the best lighting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you see Kimberley Coast from a plane?
Yes — 32 flight routes pass within 80 km of Kimberley Coast. The closest routes include Brisbane to Doha, Doha to Brisbane, Auckland to Kuala Lumpur. Sit on the Right side, with the landmark passing about 13 km away.
Which side of the plane is best for viewing Kimberley Coast?
The best side varies by route. For the most common routes near Kimberley Coast: on a Brisbane to Doha flight, sit on the Right side; on a Doha to Brisbane flight, sit on the Left side; on a Auckland to Kuala Lumpur flight, sit on the Left side.