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Tangiers to Gibraltar Jan 2026

Join me on a scenic flight from Tangier Ibn Battuta International Airport (GMTT) to Gibraltar International Airport (LXGB) in MSFS2024. This route takes us across the Strait of Gibraltar, one of the world’s most iconic maritime crossroads, with breathtaking views and fascinating landmarks along the way. Highlights Along the Route Barrage Mghayer – a reservoir known for irrigation and local water supply. Achakkar Beach – a famous Atlantic–Mediterranean shoreline, popular for sunsets and coastal walks. Mediouna – a Moroccan locality noted for its cultural heritage and proximity to Ceuta. Ceuta (Spanish enclave) – a unique Spanish territory on the African coast. Strait of Gibraltar – where Atlantic and Mediterranean waters meet, with busy shipping lanes below. Tarifa Wind Farms – modern wind energy projects lining the hills of Cádiz province. Port of Algeciras – Spain’s largest port and one of Europe’s busiest maritime hubs. Gibraltar Landmarks Queen Alexandra Dock – historic dock facilities visible from the air. Rosia Bay – famous as the Royal Navy’s victualling yard and anchorage, where Nelson’s fleet was supplied. Napier of Magdala Battery – home to the legendary 100‑ton Armstrong gun. Victualling Yard – 19th‑century naval warehouses that provisioned ships. Lathbury Sports Complex – Gibraltar’s new Olympic‑standard athletics and aquatics centre. Sandy Bay & Eastern Cliffs – dramatic Jurassic limestone promontory rising 426 m above sea level. Blair’s Point & Catalan Bay – picturesque coastal landmarks. Hassan Centenary Terraces – Gibraltar’s tallest residential towers, part of the affordable housing scheme. Victoria Stadium – the national football ground, uniquely positioned right beside the runway. Marina Club, Ocean Village – modern waterfront apartments with runway views. Aviation Notes Runway 09/27 at LXGB – 1,776 m asphalt runway, famous for its road crossing and challenging crosswinds. Unique Approach – banking around the Rock at 2,000 ft ASL offers spectacular pilot‑side views.