Hi SK,
Would anyone know what the cheapest way to get to Khartoum from Nairobi would be? Any info will be highly appreciated.

in terms of cash.....use public transport either via lokichogio,juba to khartoum or busia,kampala,arua,rhumbek to khartoum...

in terms of time.....tumia ndege


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Hang around Salgaa and hike a lift to Juba on the trucks delivering relief.In Juba get to the bank of the Nile and board a Barge(a steamer) and enjoy the Nile for 8 days journey to a town called Kosti in the South/North Sudan border.

From Kosti you can board a Nissan to KTM on a very smooth highway.

Will take at least two weeks but very Cheap otherwise take KQ.

Dont touch those Sudan airlines if you value your soul.


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Thanks alot guys!!

@VVS,you have a point not to mention security issues.

@Kaigangio,Impunity,n jipinde; adventure kweli!! Now,given that the cheapest flight I can find on KQ costs €500,can you tell me how much the road trip would cost? And how many days would I be on the road?

With 500 Euros u can even but two Ngamias and own your own fleet.Avoid flight if money is an issue with u.

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Those are indeed alot of Euros. Out of interest,why is KQ billing in Euros out of Nairobi,thot $$$$ was the way to go.

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@ Obi and VVS,I got the quote from an agent

@tuvok,you are right Ethiopian Airlines is much cheaper,thanks.

@Festom,thanks for the Kampala Coach tip. If anyone needs the info; it takes 29hrs and costs Kshs. 4,500. You will still need to get the Sudanese Visa (USD 50)

EDIT : Correction,29hrs and Kshs 4,500 gets you to Juba,from there you are on your own. Eish,better fly.