This journey across eastern Sudan connects the Red Sea coast with the ancient archaeological treasures of the Nile Valley. Beginning in Port Sudan, we travel inland through the landscapes of eastern Sudan towards the remarkable Pyramids of Meroe, with a stop in Atbara along the way. The route then continues through the distinctive mountain environment of Arkaweet before returning to the Red Sea coast and the historic island of Suakin. Combining ancient heritage, remote landscapes and encounters with the character of eastern Sudan, the programme offers an opportunity to experience a fascinating and rarely visited part of the country.
Highlights:
♦ Port Sudan: Discover Sudan’s principal Red Sea port and explore the city during a guided tour.
♦ Atbara: Stop in one of Sudan’s important railway and transport centres as we travel inland towards the archaeological sites of the Nile Valley.
♦ Pyramids of Meroe: Visit the spectacular ancient pyramids of Meroe, rising from the desert landscape and representing one of the most distinctive archaeological legacies of the Kingdom of Kush.
♦ Arkaweet: Travel into the mountains of eastern Sudan and experience a very different landscape from the surrounding desert and coastal regions.
♦ Suakin: Explore the historic remains of Suakin, once an important trading port on the Red Sea, before returning to Port Sudan.
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