The tiny village of Kazungula serves as the border post between Botswana and Zimbabwe and is situated close to Kasane. Kasane forms the gateway to the Chobe National park. Kazungula is also the docking point for the Kazungula ferry. A valid passport book and vehicle papers must always accompany your car. Goods acquired outside the country must be declared. For any clarifications on this matter please contact the Customs office. Credit cards are accepted for payment of custom fees. Cash in small denominations is reliable, usually USD as card payments seldom work. The motorized pontoon ferry operates between the border posts at Kazungula Zambia and Kasane Botswana. It is one of the largest ferries in South Central Africa crossing the 400 m wide Zambezi River and the ferry has a capacity of 70 tonnes.

06h00-20h00 (GMT+2) Time Guideline/ 7 days a week

Road safety fee is valid for a full calendar year, 3rd party Insurance is for small vehicles (Buses & mini buses pay more). TIP form to be completed at the border for all vehicles registered in Namibia Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Namibia and Mozambique. (Jun-2020).

Third party insurance covers a 30 day period. (Jun-2020).

PORT OF HEALTH:
Entrance to Botswana includes a visit to the Port of Health to stop the spread of foot and mouth disease by stepping on a disinfection mat. It will also be required for you to disinfect all shoes so have it in easy access.

TRAVELING WITH A MINOR:
Advice on travelling with minors, you will need a valid passport, valid visa if required, a Unabridged Birth Certificate with both parents names on and an affidavit from the other parent should the minor be travelling with one parent or with other family.

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