Flights to Juba
Discover Africa's youngest capital in the heart of the White Nile region
About Flights to Juba
Juba, the vibrant capital of South Sudan, sits majestically along the White Nile River as Africa's youngest national capital. This rapidly developing city offers a unique glimpse into a nation rebuilding itself, where modern ambitions blend with rich traditional cultures from the Dinka, Nuer, and other ethnic communities.
From the bustling Konyo Konyo Market to the peaceful White Nile waterfront, Juba presents opportunities for cultural immersion and adventure. The city serves as your gateway to South Sudan's pristine wilderness areas, including nearby national parks and traditional villages where age-old customs remain unchanged.
As the political and economic heart of South Sudan, Juba is experiencing rapid growth with new hotels, restaurants, and infrastructure projects. The city's strategic location makes it an ideal base for exploring the broader East African region while experiencing the warmth of South Sudanese hospitality.
Airlines Flying to Juba
Ethiopian Airlines
1 stop · Daily via Addis Ababa
£859
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Kenya Airways
1 stop · Daily via Nairobi
£925
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Turkish Airlines
1 stop · 6 weekly via Istanbul
£899
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Emirates
1 stop · Daily via Dubai
£989
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Egypt Air
1 stop · 4 weekly via Cairo
£879
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Top Attractions in Juba
White Nile Waterfront
natureScenic riverside area perfect for evening walks and boat trips along Africa's longest river
Konyo Konyo Market
shoppingBustling central market offering local crafts, textiles, spices, and fresh produce from across South Sudan
Juba Grand Mosque
religiousBeautiful Islamic place of worship featuring traditional architecture and peaceful prayer gardens
National Museum of South Sudan
cultureShowcases the rich cultural heritage and history of South Sudan's diverse ethnic communities
Juba Bridge
landmarkMajor landmark connecting the city across the White Nile, offering panoramic river views
Blue and White Nile Restaurant
foodPopular dining spot serving traditional South Sudanese cuisine alongside international dishes
Rajaf Forest Reserve
natureProtected woodland area just outside Juba perfect for bird watching and nature walks
All Saints Cathedral
religiousHistoric Anglican cathedral serving as an important spiritual centre for Juba's Christian community
Where to Stay in Juba
Juba Grand Hotel
Premier hotel in central Juba offering comfortable accommodation with modern amenities and White Nile views
Afex River Camp
Charming riverside accommodation featuring traditional architecture and authentic South Sudanese hospitality
Logali House
Well-located business hotel popular with diplomats and aid workers, offering reliable amenities and services
Paradise Hotel Juba
Affordable hotel in a vibrant neighbourhood with easy access to local markets and authentic dining experiences
Notos Hotel
Contemporary hotel offering reliable power supply and modern comforts in Juba's developing New Site area
Local Tips for Juba
- Carry US dollars in small denominations as change can be difficult to obtain
- Download offline maps as mobile internet can be unreliable outside central areas
- Dress modestly and respectfully, covering shoulders and knees in public areas
- Book accommodation well in advance as quality hotels have limited capacity
- Arrange airport transfers through your hotel as taxi availability can be unpredictable
- Bring a universal power adapter and portable charger due to frequent power cuts
- Purchase local SIM cards from MTN or Zain for better communication rates
- Avoid drinking tap water - stick to sealed bottled water throughout your stay
- Learn basic Arabic greetings as many locals appreciate the effort
- Keep copies of important documents in multiple locations including cloud storage