Wildlife Safaris in South Sudan
Our Destinations
Welcome to South Sudan: Africa’s Last Untamed Wilderness
Step into a land where nature reigns supreme, where immense herds still roam unbothered by crowds, and where the call of the wild is not a soundtrack — it’s the heartbeat of the land. South Sudan offers a safari experience unlike anywhere else in Africa: raw, remote, and profoundly alive.
The Great Antelope Migration
The largest land mammal migration on Earth unfolds each year across the vast plains of Boma and Bandingilo National Parks. Over 6 million white-eared kob, tiang, and Mongalla gazelle travel together in an awe-inspiring movement of life.
- Season: December – March (Dry Season), All year round (aerial safaris)
- Highlights: Massive herds, predator action, endless savannah vistas
Flagship Safari Destinations
Boma National Park
- Size: 22,800 km² of pure wilderness
- Wildlife: Migratory antelopes, giraffes, elephants, lions, African wild dogs, 400+ bird species
- Experience: Remote expeditions, migration photography, predator tracking
Bandingilo National Park
- Location: Near Juba
- Wildlife: Key migration corridor, cheetahs, leopards, ostriches, raptors
- Experience: Shorter safari trips with big game action close to the capital
Nimule National Park
- Location: Bordering Uganda
- Wildlife: Elephants, hippos, crocodiles, primates, diverse birdlife
- Experience: Boat safaris on the White Nile, riverbank game drives, cultural extensions into Uganda
Lantoto National Park
- Location: Western Equatoria
- Wildlife: Elephants, buffalo, forest antelope, rare birds
- Experience: Quiet, off-the-beaten-path forest safaris
The Sudd Wetlands
- Unique Feature: One of the world’s largest freshwater ecosystems
- Wildlife: Shoebill stork, papyrus gonolek, crocodiles, hippos, migratory waterfowl variety of fish
- Experience: Canoe or boat expeditions, photography tours, birdwatching safaris, fishing expeditions
Safari Styles
- Game Drives: Explore vast savannahs in rugged 4x4 vehicles
- Boat Safaris: Glide past hippos and crocodiles along the White Nile
- Walking Safaris: Guided treks for up-close encounters
- Aerial Safaris: Charter flights to witness the migration from above
Best Time to Visit
•Dry Season (Dec–Mar): Easier road access, wildlife concentrated near water sources, migration viewing at its peak,
•Green Season (May–Oct): Lush landscapes, birding paradise, fewer visitors
Practical Information
•Access: Many parks require charter flights or overland expeditions
•Permits: Required for entry to all parks; we will arrange these
Why Choose South Sudan?
✅ Untouched & crowd-free wildlife viewing
✅ Opportunity to combine safaris with unique cultural tours,
✅ Frontier travel — experience Africa as it once was
Your Adventure Starts Here
Imagine standing on a grassland horizon as a sea of antelope flows past, hearing the low rumble of elephants by the Nile, or spotting the prehistoric silhouette of a shoebill in the Sudd. This is not just a safari — it’s a step back into the timeless wild
