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Sudan
28/06 – 08/07
NZ$117/nighttotal: NZ$1170 (10 )
Khartoum Al Ammarat Street 01 Furnished Apartment
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resort , Khartoum
Vacation resort for 4 guests. You will stay in Khartoum. Services and facilities include a washing machine, air conditioning and a kitchen.
Sudan
07/10 – 16/10
NZ$143/nighttotal: NZ$1287 (9 )
شقه انيقه شارع الستين عماره جديد
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apartment , Khartoum
This family-friendly two-bedroom apartment in Khartoum offers comfortable accommodation for up to four guests. The property includes two bathrooms, air conditioning, parking, and a kitchen; further details regarding its precise location and size are unavailable.
Sudan
28/06 – 08/07
NZ$106/nighttotal: NZ$1060 (10 )
Guest House - Khartoum Suburb,soba East - Sudan
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apartment , Khartoum
This one-bedroom flat is situated in a peaceful suburb of Khartoum, just a short distance from the city centre. The surrounding area provides a tranquil setting, offering a glimpse of everyday life in Khartoum away from the hustle and bustle. The flat is comfortably furnished with a spacious living area, ideal for up to four guests. Amenities include a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning, a private garden, and secure parking.
Sudan
28/06 – 08/07
NZ$93/nighttotal: NZ$930 (10 )
Luxury House In Khartoum Bahri
1 1
apartment , Khartoum
This three-bedroom, four-bathroom house in Khartoum North offers comfortable accommodation for up to eight guests, ideally situated for exploring the city's attractions. The property boasts ample space and includes air conditioning, a kitchen, parking, and internet access; further details regarding specific amenities and proximity to landmarks in Khartoum North are needed for a more complete description.
Frequently asked questions about hotels in Sudan
What are the best landmarks to visit in Sudan?
For iconic landmarks, you've got to see the Pyramids of Meroe, a breathtaking ancient site. The pyramids are smaller than the Egyptian ones, but their sheer number and location in the Nubian desert are incredible. In Khartoum, the confluence of the Blue and White Niles is a must-see, a truly stunning geographical feature. Don't miss the National Museum of Sudan in Khartoum, showcasing the country's rich history and culture.
What are the most popular 2, 3 and 4-star hotels in Sudan?
A Nile cruise is a classic Sudanese experience, offering a chance to relax and see the country from a different perspective. Exploring the vibrant souks (markets) in Khartoum and Omdurman is a must for experiencing local life. Visiting the ancient city of Soba, near Khartoum, provides a glimpse into Sudan's pre-Islamic history. For something different, consider camel trekking in the Bayuda Desert.
The best time to visit is during the cooler, dry season, from November to April. The temperatures are pleasant, and the weather is ideal for exploring the country's many historical sites and natural wonders. Be aware that temperatures can still get very hot, even during this time.
What are the best family friendly hotels in Sudan?
Which neighbourhoods or areas are best for spending a week in Sudan?
Khartoum offers a good base for a week-long trip. You can easily explore the city's museums, markets, and historical sites, and use it as a starting point for day trips to other areas. Omdurman, across the Nile from Khartoum, offers a different atmosphere and is worth exploring. For a more relaxed experience, consider staying in a Nile-side resort.
Which parts of Sudan are perfect for a weekend getaway?
The Pyramids of Meroe are easily accessible for a weekend trip from Khartoum. Alternatively, a weekend exploring the city of Omdurman and its bustling markets would be a great option. If you prefer something more tranquil, a relaxing weekend by the Nile River could be ideal.
Renting a car is not generally recommended for independent travel in Sudan due to the challenging road conditions and security concerns in some areas. It's advisable to use organised tours or hire a driver for longer journeys.
What are the best hotels with a swimming pool in Sudan?
Credit cards are not widely accepted in Sudan. It's best to carry Sudanese pounds (SDG) in cash for most transactions.
What are the largest airports in Sudan?
Khartoum International Airport (KRT) is the largest and busiest airport in Sudan.
Are there any unwritten rules of behaviour visitors should know about Sudan?
Modest dress is appreciated, especially when visiting religious sites. It's polite to greet people with a handshake, and to accept tea or coffee when offered. Direct eye contact should be avoided in some social situations. It is important to be respectful of local customs and traditions.
What local specialties should you try in Sudan?
Try ful medames (fava beans), a popular breakfast dish. For a main course, sample kisra, a type of flatbread, often served with various stews. Don't miss the chance to taste Sudanese tea, typically served very sweet and strong.
Where are the best shopping spots in Sudan?
The souks (markets) in Khartoum and Omdurman are excellent places to find local crafts, textiles, and spices. You can find everything from traditional clothing to handcrafted jewellery. Bargaining is expected in these markets.
What signature events or festivals take place in Sudan?
The celebrations surrounding the Islamic holidays of Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha are major events. Locally, many smaller celebrations and festivals take place throughout the year, often linked to harvests or religious events. It is best to check local listings closer to your travel dates.
What’s the best place in Sudan for mild and comfortable weather?
The areas along the Nile River tend to have milder temperatures compared to the desert regions. During the cooler months, many parts of the country offer pleasant weather, but the Nile Valley generally offers more consistently comfortable temperatures.
What are the most common travel mistakes tourists make in Sudan?
Common mistakes include not exchanging currency for Sudanese pounds before arrival, underestimating the heat, and not being adequately prepared for potential power outages. Failing to arrange transport and accommodation in advance can also cause problems.
What are some hidden gems to explore in Sudan?
The Jebel Barkal area near Karima offers stunning views and historical sites less frequented by tourists. The natural beauty of the Red Sea Hills, with its diverse flora and fauna, is another hidden gem. Exploring the smaller towns and villages along the Nile will reveal a more authentic side of Sudanese life.
