South Sudan is Africa's youngest nation and one of its last great frontiers — a vast, largely untouched wilderness of extraordinary biodiversity, ancient Nile cultures, and some of the continent's most dramatic wildlife spectacles. Juba, the capital, sits on the banks of the White Nile — a city of extraordinary energy and resilience, where the story of a new nation is being written in real time.

Boma National Park is one of Africa's most extraordinary and least-visited wildlife destinations — home to the second-largest mammal migration on earth, where over a million white-eared kob, tiang antelope, and Mongalla gazelle move across the savannah in a spectacle that rivals the Serengeti. The White Nile offers extraordinary boat safaris, with the legendary Shoebill Stork — one of Africa's most sought-after birds — found in the papyrus swamps along its banks. Verified local Ambassadors guide every step of this extraordinary South Sudanese journey.