4 Days in Nimule National Park

Nimule National Park, the most easily accessible of South Sudan’s national parks, was established under British rule in 1954 and spans 540km2 along the border with Uganda. It straddles the White Nile River, with wildlife freely moving back and forth. Visitors can see elephant herds while crossing the river by boat to Opekoloe Island, and then spot zebras, warthogs, baboons, and even the occasional leopard on foot.