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Jobs and skills that stay here
Build a local safari workforce through guiding, hospitality, driving and practical training — creating careers connected to South Sudan's natural heritage.

About the Company
A migration of an estimated six million animals crosses South Sudan — one of the largest mammal migrations on Earth, still largely unseen by international travellers.
Our Story
In South Sudan, an estimated six million animals move across a vast living landscape. It is one of the largest mammal migrations on Earth — and one that remains largely unseen by international tourists.
The Great Nile Migration Safaris exists to open this extraordinary place to the world thoughtfully: with local knowledge, care for wildlife and respect for the communities whose land and stories shape every journey.
The founder's story and the team's personal field profiles are coming soon, once they have been confirmed by the company.

A better kind of tourism
Our ambition is simple: visitors should leave with unforgettable memories, and South Sudan should retain the value created by their visit.
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Build a local safari workforce through guiding, hospitality, driving and practical training — creating careers connected to South Sudan's natural heritage.
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Choose local suppliers where possible, from food and transport to crafts and services, so visitor spending reaches beyond the camp.
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Work with communities with respect and consent, helping protect culture, wildlife and the places that make this journey possible.
What Guides Us
To introduce South Sudan's extraordinary migration to the world through responsible safaris that create real opportunity for South Sudanese people.
A future where South Sudan is known as a world-class wildlife destination and tourism helps communities and nature thrive together.
Prioritise local guides, camp teams, drivers and suppliers so each safari can support skills, incomes and home-grown businesses.
Keep wildlife at the centre through low-impact travel, respectful viewing and support for the landscapes that sustain the migration.
Listen first, partner with communities by invitation and direct tourism value toward locally identified priorities.
Offer travellers genuine local knowledge, honest communication and an experience shaped by the people and the wild, not a script.
The Team
Meet the people behind the journeys. Their confirmed profiles and field stories will be shared here soon.
Team profiles coming soon.
We are gathering the names, photographs and stories directly from the team before introducing them here.
We would love to hear what draws you to South Sudan — and to design the journey around it.