Juba

Destination Guide

Welcome to
Juba

A young and ambitious city rising on the banks of the mighty Nile. Juba, the capital and largest city of South Sudan, is one of the youngest capital cities in the world — born from the independence of South Sudan in 2011. Situated on the west bank of the White Nile, Juba is home to over 60 ethnic groups, making it one of the most culturally diverse cities in Africa. With vast natural resources, a growing business community, and a people full of resilience and hope, Juba is a destination that rewards the curious traveller.

Juba cityscape on the Nile
Juba, South Sudan · On the White Nile
Est. 2011
Capital since independence
60+
Ethnic groups
UTC+3
East Africa Time
Only in Juba

Unique experiences awaiting you

From the timeless flow of the White Nile to vibrant markets and rich cultural heritage — Juba is a city of extraordinary discovery.

01

The White Nile

The White Nile flows through Juba, offering stunning riverfront views and boat trips along one of the world's most famous rivers. Sunset on the Nile is a breathtaking experience, with fishermen casting their nets and river birds gliding overhead — a scene of timeless beauty.

02

Juba Cultural & Museum Centre

A window into the rich heritage of South Sudan's many ethnic communities, showcasing traditional crafts, music, dance, and artefacts from across the country. A vital space for preserving and celebrating the diverse cultures that make South Sudan unique.

03

Jebel Kujur

A prominent hill on the outskirts of Juba, Jebel Kujur is a popular spot for hiking and offers panoramic views of the city and the Nile below. It holds spiritual significance for local communities and is a peaceful escape from the energy of the city.

04

Konyo Konyo Market

The largest and most vibrant market in Juba — a sensory feast of fresh produce, spices, crafts, and everyday goods. It is the heartbeat of Juba's informal economy and a fascinating place to experience the daily rhythm of city life.

05

Nimule National Park

A short drive from Juba, Nimule National Park sits on the border with Uganda along the banks of the Nile. Home to elephants, hippos, buffalo, and rich birdlife — a genuine wilderness experience in one of Africa's least explored natural reserves.

06

Juba's Riverside Restaurants

Dining along the Nile in Juba is an experience in itself. Riverside restaurants and open-air eateries serve fresh Nile perch, grilled meats, and a blend of East African and Arab-influenced dishes — enjoyed with the sound of the river and the warm Juba breeze.


Before You Fly

Fare guidelines

All Sabar Airlines flight tickets are subject to availability and governed by the Sabar Airlines Conditions of Carriage and relevant ticket conditions stated during the booking process.

Fares may vary due to currency fluctuations and government tax regulations, depending on the booked itinerary. Please note that the fare displayed is for a return flight.

We recommend reviewing the applicable fare rules carefully and booking early to secure the best available fare.

For enquiries, visit our Juba office at Sadeco Building, Ground Floor, Airport Road, Juba, South Sudan. Safe travels!

Get in touch

Phone
+211 911 693750
+211 984 169696
Office
Sadeco Building, Ground Floor
Airport Road, Juba, South Sudan
Sabar Airlines · Juba

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