Flights to Sudan from the UK take around 11-15 hours with connections. No direct flights operate from the UK, so you'll connect through hubs in the Middle East or Europe.
Turkish Airlines via Istanbul and EgyptAir via Cairo are the most common routes. Flight times range from 11-15 hours depending on connections. No direct flights operate from the UK.
UK citizens need a visa. Apply through the Sudanese Embassy in London before travel. You must also register with the Aliens Department within 3 days of arrival. Note: The UK Foreign Office currently advises against all travel to Sudan.
Dry season
(December-February)
Best time to visit. Cooler temperatures around 25-30°C. Desert conditions but manageable for sightseeing.
Wet/Winter season
(July-September)
Rainy season in central regions. Extreme heat in June. Travel can be challenging. Some roads impassable.
Shoulder seasons
(March-May, October-November)
Hot but dry. March-May extremely hot (40°C+). October-November temperatures becoming more moderate.
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