This is a country born in 2011 and barely touched by tourism — a place where the sheer rawness of the landscape and the resilience of its people create an experience unlike anywhere else on Earth. 644,000 square kilometres of immense wilderness: the Sudd, one of the world’s largest wetlands, where the White Nile spreads into a labyrinth of papyrus and floating islands; the savannah grasslands of Boma National Park where one of Africa’s last great wildlife migrations still occurs; the Imatong Mountains along the Ugandan border where cloud forests hide some of Africa’s rarest birds. The travellers who come here come for what cannot be found elsewhere: to witness the cattle camps of the Mundari people — towering Nilotic herders who live in symbiosis with their long-horned Ankole cattle in camps that look like scenes from the dawn of civilization, to drift along the White Nile through landscapes no tourist brochure has ever photographed.

RJ Travel operates carefully managed group tours and private tours in South Sudan with itineraries ranging from five to ten days. Every tour is led by English-speaking local guides with deep community connections and security coordination on every route. Choose a guaranteed group departure or book a private trip with full logistical support.

Whether you’re drawn by the iconic Mundari cattle camps along the Nile, the extraordinary Sudd wetlands, the cultural festivals of the Dinka and Toposa peoples, or simply the chance to stand in one of the last truly wild corners of Africa — every journey with RJ Travel is an expedition into a country the world is only beginning to discover.