Overland Travel Across Borders: A Tale of Two Frontiers
Cassacatiza Tete Corridor in Rural Secondary Route
The 439-kilometer border between Mozambique and Zambia is a relatively quiet frontier, a secondary but increasingly important route for trade and travel in southern Africa. It is a passage that connects the eastern part of Zambia with the Tete Corridor in Mozambique, offering an alternative path to the sea.
Beira Trade Alternative in Quiet Regional Development
The main crossing for you is at Cassacatiza in Mozambique, which connects to the Zambian side. This border post is located in a remote, rural area and sees significantly less traffic than the major crossings with Zimbabwe or Tanzania. The journey to the border, particularly through Mozambique’s Tete province, can be a long one on roads of variable quality.