Fly from London to the world's newest capital with RwandAir — one short hop through our Kigali hub, bags checked through, and the White Nile, the vast Sudd wetlands and genuine frontier-warmth waiting at the other end. English is South Sudan's official language.
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Your bags are tagged through to Juba at Heathrow — no re-checking in Kigali, ever.
Minimum 60-minute guarantees at our hub. If a delay causes a missed link, we rebook you free.
Kigali is one of Africa's easiest transits — walkable terminal, good coffee, no crowds.
Our 24/7 team tracks every leg. Something goes wrong mid-journey? We already know and are on it.
Nile sunsets, the great Sudd wetlands and a young nation writing its first chapters.
Sunset walks and fish restaurants along the world's longest river's western arm.
Ethnographic treasures from South Sudan's many peoples — a nation's story in one hall.
One of Earth's largest wetlands — a 320,000km² labyrinth of channels, birds and shoebills.
Home to one of Africa's great land migrations — white-eared kob moving in their millions.
Carved stools, beaded Dinka jewellery and woven baskets from all 60+ ethnic groups.
Sorghum flatbread with stews, and fresh Nile perch straight off the river.
The practical details, handled before you pack.
UK citizens need a visa for South Sudan — apply through the e-visa portal or the Embassy, typically with an invitation letter or hotel confirmation. A yellow fever certificate is mandatory. We'll checklist everything with you.
November to March is the dry season — accessible roads, comfortable riverside evenings and the best window for wetland and park expeditions.
South Sudanese Pound (SSP), but clean US dollars are the practical currency for hotels and larger spend. Bring post-2013 notes in good condition; cards rarely work.
A genuine surprise: English is South Sudan's official language — government, signage and business. Juba Arabic fills the markets. One of the easiest languages situations in our network.
EAT (GMT+2) — the same clock as Kigali, 2 hours ahead of the UK. Your 12:05 landing is also midday on your body clock. No jet lag to speak of.
Juba International sits remarkably close — just ~5km from the city centre, a 10–15 minute drive. One of the shortest airport runs in our network. We arrange trusted transfers.
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