South Sudan
Africa's Newest Nation
South Sudan, the world's youngest nation (2011), offers intrepid travelers one of Earth's last great wildernesses. Home to the second-largest wildlife migration on the planet and proud Nilotic cultures, this is frontier Africa at its most raw and rewarding.
Discover South Sudan's Frontier
South Sudan, the world's youngest nation (2011), offers intrepid travelers one of Earth's last great wildernesses. Home to the second-largest wildlife migration on the planet and proud Nilotic cultures, this is frontier Africa at its most raw and rewarding.
For the truly adventurous, South Sudan offers experiences found nowhere else on Earth. This is not a destination - it's an expedition.
Key Highlights
The Great Migration of Antelopes
Millions of white-eared kob, tiang, and Mongalla gazelle migrate across the savannah - rivaling the Serengeti.
Boma National Park
One of Africa's largest and most remote parks, home to incredible wildlife populations.
The White Nile
Cruise the legendary White Nile through South Sudan, watching for hippos, crocodiles, and abundant birdlife.
Nilotic Cultures
Meet the proud cattle-herding peoples of South Sudan, among Africa's tallest and most distinctive cultures.
Sudd Wetlands
The Sudd is one of the world's great wetlands - a vast floodplain teeming with wildlife.
Juba & History
Explore the capital of the world's newest nation and learn about South Sudan's struggle for independence.
Our South Sudan Packages
Carefully planned expeditions for experienced travelers seeking the ultimate African adventure. Limited departures with expert guides.
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Why Visit South Sudan
True Frontier
One of Earth's last genuine frontiers - for travelers who have been everywhere else.
Unseen Wildlife
Witness the world's second-largest land migration - almost completely unknown outside scientific circles.
Nilotic Cultures
Meet the Dinka, Nuer, and Shilluk peoples living much as they have for millennia.
White Nile Adventures
Explore the mighty White Nile and the vast Sudd wetlands by boat.
Historic Moment
Visit the world's newest nation during its formative years - a unique historical experience.
Bragging Rights
Join an exclusive club of adventurers who have explored this remarkable destination.
Essential Info
Getting There
Juba International Airport (JUB) has connections via Nairobi, Addis Ababa, and Kampala.
Best Time to Visit
December-March (dry season) for wildlife. Migration peaks January-February. Avoid June-September rains.
Visa Requirements
Visa required for all. Must be obtained in advance from a South Sudan embassy. Process takes 2-4 weeks.
Important Considerations
Expedition-style travel only. Limited infrastructure. Security situation must be assessed. Not for casual tourists.
Ready for the Ultimate Adventure?
South Sudan expeditions require careful planning and experienced guidance. Contact us to discuss your expedition to Africa's newest frontier.
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