South Sudan Tours

This is expedition travel at its rawest - a rare meeting with the cattle-herding Mundari, days along the White Nile and the living traditions of the world's youngest nation, always in small groups with experienced guides.

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A Migration to Rival East Africa's Best Known

Boma National Park is home to one of the largest antelope migrations on earth, with hundreds of thousands of white-eared kob moving across the plains each year, a spectacle that remains little known outside specialist wildlife circles. Access requires charter flights and experienced logistics rather than a standard safari setup.

Life Along the White Nile

Juba, the capital, sits on the White Nile and serves as the entry point for trips into the country, including visits to Mundari cattle camps where herders live alongside their long-horned cattle much as they have for generations. South Sudan became the world's youngest nation in 2011, and travel here still runs almost entirely through small, guided expeditions.