Adventure Highlights in South Sudan
Our Destinations
Fishing
Cast Into Africa’s Untamed Waters South Sudan is a frontier for adventurous anglers — a land where the mighty White Nile and its tributaries flow through untouched wilderness, where colossal Nile perch lurk in deep pools, and where fishing is more than a sport — it’s an expedition into one of Africa’s last unspoiled frontiers. With vast river systems, sprawling wetlands, and seasonal floodplains, South Sudan offers a blend of sport fishing, cultural immersion, and true wilderness exploration.
The White Nile
The lifeblood of South Sudan, the White Nile offers exceptional fishing along its main channel and side lagoons.
- Target Species: Nile perch (up to 100 kg), tigerfish, catfish, tilapia
- Experience: Boat-based fishing, riverside camping, combining fishing with birding and hippo sightings
Nimule National Park (Nile Rapids & Pools)
Where the Nile crosses the Uganda border, rocky rapids and deep pools create diverse fishing habitats.
- Target Species: Nile perch, tigerfish, yellowfish, barbel
- Experience: Combine fishing with game viewing — elephants, hippos, and crocodiles are common sights
The Sudd Wetlands
This vast marshland is a haven for fish species and aquatic birdlife.
- Target Species: Giant catfish, lungfish, tilapia, African pike
- Experience: Dugout canoe trips with local fishermen, catching fish in one of the world’s largest freshwater ecosystems
Fishing Styles
• Boat/canoe Fishing: Trolling, drifting, or anchored fishing for Nile perch and tigerfish
• Shore & Bank Casting: Ideal in accessible rapids and sandbank areas
• Fly Fishing: Possible for tigerfish, tilapia, and smaller species in clear waters
• Traditional Fishing with Locals: Learn indigenous techniques such as basket traps and spearfishing
Best Time for Fishing
•Dry Season (Dec–Mar): Lower water levels concentrate fish in deeper pools — ideal for big Nile perch
•Post-Flood Season (Sep–Nov): Fish are active after spawning, making for exciting angling opportunities
Why Fish in South Sudan?
✅ Untapped waters with minimal fishing pressure ✅ Trophy-sized Nile perch and tilapia ✅ Combine fishing with wildlife safaris, birding, and cultural experiences ✅ True frontier angling in one of Africa’s least-explored countries
Enjoy Travelling
Adventure Highlights in South Sudan
Embark on a heart-pounding rafting trip from Nimule to Juba. Expect thrilling Rapids rated Class 3 to 5, wildlife encounters with hippos and crocodiles, and peaceful paddling across calmer stretches, perfect for birding or a quiet snack break.
Head to South Sudan’s southern borders for a trek through lush forests toward Mount Kinyeti—the nation’s highest peak (3,187 m). Expect to see wildlife like monkeys, bushbuck, and even leopards at higher altitudes.
Navigate one of the world’s largest wetlands via boat or canoe. Brace for surreal landscapes, birdwatching opportunities with rare species like shoebill storks, and close encounters with crocodiles and hippos.
