Tour Package South Sudan tours

South Sudan 4 days

4 Days Private Tour 4.9 (45 reviews) Easy English

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South Sudan 4 days

Tour Highlights

South Sudan 4 days.

Day-by-Day Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Jubba

Arrive in Juba at your convenience, with flights available from various African countries, Dubai, and Sudan. Upon arrival, gather with fellow travelers and the guide for a 5:00 PM pre-tour meeting in the hotel lobby to review the itinerary. Later, unwind at AFEX camp by the Nile, enjoying dinner and drinks while connecting with the group. Conclude the day with a restful overnight stay at Royal Palace Hotel or a similar accommodation, preparing for the adventures ahead.

Day 2: Jubba-Mundari camp

Begin the day with a visit to Juba University, established in 1975, followed by a stop at Jubek’s Tomb and a walk through Konyo Konyo market, a lively hub of local trade and culture. In the afternoon, embark on a journey to a Mundari camp, with travel time varying due to the nomadic nature of the Mundari people. Along the way, enjoy opportunities to photograph small villages before reaching the settlement, where the village chief will warmly welcome visitors. Observe herders returning with their livestock and preparing for the evening, as smoke rises to repel mosquitoes and creates an atmospheric setting. The day concludes with an immersive overnight camping experience among the Mundari people.

Day 3: Mundari-Terekeka

After breakfast, you'll drive to Terekeka, a small town about two hours from Mundari Camp, where you can visit the Terekeka Cultural Center to learn more about local traditions and explore the town’s markets to see local handicrafts. In the afternoon, you'll return to Juba, where you can either explore the city or relax at your hotel—Royal Palace Hotel or a similar accommodation.

Day 4: Jubba-Airport Drop off

After breakfast, you’ll be driven to the airport for your departure flight. Please note that this itinerary is a sample and can be adjusted to fit your preferences and interests. Additionally, South Sudan is still a developing country, so infrastructure and amenities may not be as advanced as in other destinations. It’s important to travel with a reputable tour operator and take all necessary precautions to ensure your safety and well-being while in the country.