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16 Days 15 Nights Boma National Park Migration Safari Tour | South Sudan Wildlife Safari, Great Migration & Cultural Adventure
Visit Boma National Park South Sudan | Explore Africa’s Largest Wilderness & Wildlife Migration
Experience one of Africa’s greatest hidden wildlife spectacles on our exclusive 16 Days 15 Nights Boma National Park Migration Safari Tour in South Sudan.
This extraordinary South Sudan wildlife safari adventure takes you deep into Boma National Park, one of Africa’s largest protected wilderness areas, famous for its incredible seasonal wildlife movements, vast savannah landscapes, untouched ecosystems, and traditional tribal cultures.
Often compared with the famous Serengeti Migration, the Boma National Park wildlife migration is believed to involve millions of grazing animals moving across South Sudan’s remote wilderness in search of water and fresh grass.
This is a true expedition for adventurous travelers seeking rare African wildlife experiences, remote landscapes, photography opportunities, and authentic cultural encounters.
Why Visit Boma National Park South Sudan?
Boma National Park is one of Africa’s most spectacular yet least explored wilderness destinations.
Located in eastern South Sudan near the Ethiopian border, the park covers approximately:
22,800 square kilometers (2,280,000 hectares / 5,631,600 acres)
The landscape includes:
✔ Vast open savannah plains
✔ Seasonal wetlands
✔ Rivers and streams
✔ Grasslands supporting huge herds
✔ Remote wilderness areas untouched by mass tourism
Unlike many famous safari destinations, Boma National Park remains wild and unexplored, offering travelers the feeling of discovering Africa’s final frontier.
Boma National Park Migration Safari Highlights
Experience the incredible Boma wildlife migration
Explore one of Africa’s largest protected areas
Search for massive herds of White-eared Kob
Discover Tiang antelope and Mongalla gazelle migrations
Look for elephants, giraffes, buffaloes, lions, and cheetahs
Explore remote South Sudan wilderness landscapes
Visit traditional communities living around Boma National Park
Meet Murle, Anyuak, Jie, Toposa, and Suri/Kachipo people
Enjoy wildlife photography in untouched environments
Experience one of Africa’s last true wilderness safaris
The Great Boma National Park Wildlife Migration
The Boma National Park migration in South Sudan is one of the world’s most remarkable wildlife movements.
Like the Serengeti migration, animals move according to:
- Seasonal rainfall.
- Availability of water.
- Fresh grazing areas.
The migration involves large numbers of:
- White-eared Kob.
- Tiang antelope.
- Mongalla gazelle.
- Elephants.
- Zebras.
- Giraffes.
- Other grazing animals.
The movement continues throughout the year, following the changing seasons across South Sudan’s vast ecosystems.
Boma National Park Migration Seasons
March – June Migration Period
During the beginning of the rainy season:
Wildlife moves:
- From the Sudd flood plains.
- Through Bandingilo National Park.
- Towards Boma National Park.
- Into Gambella National Park in Ethiopia.
Fresh grass attracts large herds back into the eastern wilderness areas.
November – January Migration Period
During the dry season:
Animals move:
- From eastern regions.
- Towards the Sudd wetlands.
- Searching for water and grazing.
This period is famous for the movement of:
- White-eared Kob.
- Tiang.
- Mongalla Gazelle.
The calving season of White-eared Kob also creates incredible wildlife viewing opportunities.
Wildlife In Boma National Park South Sudan
Boma National Park supports an incredible variety of African wildlife.
Major species include:
Large Mammals
African Elephants
Giraffes
Hippopotamus
Nile Buffalo
Zebras
White-eared Kob
Tiang Antelope
Mongalla Gazelle
Topi
Grant’s Gazelle
Roan Antelope
Lesser Kudu
Lelwel Hartebeest
Beisa Oryx
Derby’s Eland
Bohor Reedbuck
Predators
Lions
Leopards
Cheetahs
African Wild Dogs
Caracals
Jackals
Hyenas
Other Wildlife
Nile Crocodiles
Warthogs
Olive Baboons
Vervet Monkeys
Numerous bird species
Elephants & Conservation History In Boma National Park
Boma National Park has historically supported significant elephant populations.
A 2008 survey estimated approximately 6,850 elephants in Boma National Park and surrounding areas.
The park’s elephants continue seasonal movements following water and grazing resources.
The region also experienced challenges during decades of conflict, which affected some wildlife populations, including giraffes and zebras.
Today, conservation efforts aim to protect this incredible wilderness and restore South Sudan’s natural heritage.
Cultural Tours Around Boma National Park
A Boma National Park safari is not only about wildlife — it is also a journey into South Sudan’s fascinating cultures.
Communities living around the park include:
- Murle people
- Anyuak people
- Suri/Kachipo communities
- Jie people
- Toposa people
During cultural visits, travelers can experience:
✔ Traditional clothing
✔ Indigenous housing styles
✔ Traditional tools
✔ Local beliefs and customs
✔ Community lifestyles
✔ Cultural photography opportunities
These encounters provide a deeper understanding of South Sudan’s rich cultural diversity.
Boma National Park Safari Accommodation
Because Boma National Park is one of Africa’s most remote wilderness areas, safari accommodation is mainly based on:
- Mobile camping expeditions.
- Expedition-style camps.
- Basic local accommodation where available.
- Customized safari camps.
Ultimate Wild Safaris organizes complete expedition logistics including:
✔ Transport
✔ Camping equipment
✔ Local guides
✔ Meals
✔ Permits
✔ Cultural visits
✔ Wildlife exploration
Best Time To Visit Boma National Park South Sudan
The best time for a Boma National Park migration safari is from November to April, depending on rainfall patterns and wildlife movement.
Recommended periods:
November – January
- Dry season wildlife movement.
- White-eared Kob migration.
- Better access conditions.
March – June
- Rainy season migration.
- Green landscapes.
- Wildlife returning towards Boma.
Migration timing can vary each year depending on rainfall.
Why Choose Ultimate Wild Safaris For Boma National Park Tours?
Ultimate Wild Safaris specializes in rare African expedition experiences across Uganda, South Sudan, and East Africa.
Our Boma National Park safari tours offer:
✔ Experienced expedition guides
✔ Remote wilderness expertise
✔ Wildlife migration tracking
✔ Cultural interactions
✔ Private and tailor-made safaris
✔ Authentic African adventure experiences
We take travelers beyond ordinary safaris to discover Africa’s hidden wilderness.
Book Your 16 Days Boma National Park Migration Safari Tour
Discover one of Africa’s greatest hidden wildlife destinations.
Join our:
16 Days 15 Nights South Sudan Boma National Park Migration Wildlife Safari
Explore:
Boma National Park | South Sudan Wildlife Safari | Great Migration | White-eared Kob Migration | Elephant Herds | Tribal Cultures | Murle | Anyuak | Jie | Toposa Communities
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Tour Overview
Availability
Nov 21 - Mar 29
Duration
16D/15N
Pickup Location
pickup avaiable from airport, train and also cruise
Language
English
Car PickUp
Available
Tour Guide
Included
Included
- All meals during the safari, while in our mobile camp.
- All bottled water.
- Individual tent with cot bed that has a mattress, sheets, pillow (blankets or sleeping bags are not necessary).
- Mobile enclosed showers, towels, and body & hair shower soap.
- Mobile enclosed toilets.
- All Park fees.
- Photo permit.
- Introduction letter to get your visa.
- Translators from the local tribal languages to English.
- Drivers/guides that are knowledgeable about the wildlife and tribes
- Full mobile kitchen with chef and helper.
- Rechargeable Lanterns
- 4x4 vehicles from Juba airport to Juba airport. Most of the parks in South Sudan have no roads so we navigate by GPS when searching for wildlife.
- Laundry as weather permits.
- Armed Forest Rangers guides
- Ice makers.
- Shaded dining area with camp chairs, tables, and lanterns.
- 220 and 110 volt Power takes offs to charge camera batteries
- Visits to tribal villages for photography and purchasing artifacts.
- Game viewing (most game viewing will be from the 4x4 vehicles, however, there may be some short distance walking to reach particular areas).
Excluded
- Airfare to Juba (see our page on this subject in this web site -"Flying To South Sudan")
- South Sudan Visa (see our page on this subject on this web site - "Visas, Entry Permits...")
- Entry letter to Board the aircraft to Juba (see our page on this subject on this web site) (the entry letter is not necessary if you have a visa)
- Any health expenses for illness or accident including malaria prevention, yellow fever inoculation, hospitalization, doctor consultations, emergency evacuation costs.
- Check with your health insurance if you are covered while traveling, if not we recommend you obtain health insurance while you are in Southern Sudan.
- Any costs for delays caused by airlines, weather, mud, political occurrences, lost luggage. (such as extra charges for hotels, meals, taxis, airline fees to change tickets)
- Any costs for rescheduling.
- Any costs for you’re arriving in Juba early or departing later of the scheduled dates.
- Hard liquor
- Tips
- Use of SAT phone in camp USD 4 per minute
Itenary
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10:00 AM
Arrival in Juba
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08:00 AM
Transfer from Juba to Torit town.
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10:00 AM
Transfer close Boma national park
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08:00 AM
Transfer to Park Headquarters
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09:00 AM
Boma national park wildlife encounter
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10:00 AM
6,7,8,9,10,11,12 – Explore Boma National Park.
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09:00 AM
13 & 14 – Morning adventure and transfer to torit.
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08:00 AM
Transfer to Juba capital city.
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08:00 AM
Departure flight
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