Border Crossings Between Mozambique and Zimbabwe

Overland Travel Across Borders: A Tale of Two Frontiers

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Forbes Machipanda Beira Corridor in Vumba Mountain

The 1,402-kilometer border between Mozambique and Zimbabwe is dominated by a single, vital economic lifeline known as the Beira Corridor. This transportation route is the most direct and essential path for landlocked Zimbabwe to access a seaport, making the border a place of immense strategic and commercial importance.

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Your primary crossing will be at the Forbes (Zimbabwe) and Machipanda (Mozambique) border post. This is a bustling and constantly busy crossing, handling a steady stream of trucks carrying Zimbabwean minerals and agricultural products to the port of Beira, and returning with fuel and imported goods. A railway line also runs parallel to the road, forming a critical part of the corridor.