Overland Travel Across Borders: A Tale of Two Frontiers
Ramokgwebana Plumtree Francistown Bulawayo Safari
The 834-kilometer border between Botswana and Zimbabwe separates two of southern Africa’s most renowned safari destinations. It is a frontier that runs through a landscape of arid savanna and mopane woodland, a key route for tourists traveling between the Okavango Delta and Victoria Falls.
Kazungula Tourism Chobe in Wildlife Circuit Link
You have two main crossing points. The primary and busiest is at Ramokgwebana (Botswana) and Plumtree (Zimbabwe), located on the main highway connecting the cities of Francistown and Bulawayo. This is a major commercial route and the most straightforward option for most travelers. A second, more tourism-focused crossing is at Kazungula Road, which provides a direct link to the town of Victoria Falls.