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Sudan Travel Guide

Money, Currency and Cards in Sudan

Local Currency

Sudanese Dinar (SDD)

General Advice

In Sudan you will find that nearly everything has to be paid for in cash and you should carry sufficient funds in US dollars (or pounds sterling or euros). Bring US$ in small denominations for smaller expenses and departure tax.

Money Exchange

The majority of services and purchases in Sudan will accept hard currency rather than local dinar. Money exchange must be done through authorized dealers such as banks and hotels. Dinars can not be re-exchanged upon departure or taken out of the country.

ATM Availability

ATMs are not available in Sudan.

Credit Cards

Credit cards are only accepted in major international hotels.

Travellers Cheques

Traveller's cheques are very rarely accepted and when you can exchange them it is both difficult and very expensive.

Sudan Money
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Why Travel to Sudan?

  • Pause at the meeting place of the Blue and White Niles in Khartoum
  • Meet hospitable Nubians and explore Old Dongola
  • Marvel at Meroe – the Royal Pyramids of the Necropolis
  • Camp out under a blanket of stars in the Sahara
  • Climb Jebel Barkal for a bird’s eye view of its nearby pyramids