Wadi Halfa is Sudan's northern border town, on Lake Nubia, roughly 900 km north of Khartoum, on the Egyptian border. Starlink needs no cable, no exchange and no local network — just a clear view of the sky.
The border crossing and ferry traffic run on their own schedule, hundreds of kilometres from the nearest sizeable exchange.
Because the connection comes from orbit rather than from a local exchange, the speed you get in Wadi Halfa is the same as anywhere else in Northern State — distance from Khartoum makes no difference to it.
Wadi Halfa is the Egyptian border crossing and the ferry terminal on Lake Nubia, several hundred kilometres from the next town of any size. Traffic here does not wait for a network to recover.
Anywhere in and around Wadi Halfa with an unobstructed view of the sky can be installed. If you are outside these areas, ask — the list reflects demand, not a boundary.
Tell us where you are and what you need it for, and we will tell you which kit fits and what it costs.
Talk to us about Wadi Halfa