Mozambique - by car

Exploring Mozambique's EN 4 -Maputo to Komatipoort / South Africa
Exploring Mozambique's EN4: The Vital Link to South Africa
The N4 (EN4) highway is a major artery connecting Maputo, the vibrant capital of Mozambique, with the Komatipoort border post, facilitating trade and travel between Mozambique and South Africa.
Starting Point: Maputo
Maputo, the capital city of Mozambique, serves as the starting point of the EN 2. Known for its vibrant culture, colonial architecture, and bustling markets, Maputo provides a fitting introduction to the country. As we leave the city, the N1 opens up to reveal the heart of southern Mozambique.
Maputo to Matola (13 km / 8 mi)
A short 13-kilometer (8 miles) drive from Maputo lies Matola, Mozambique's second-largest city. Matola plays a pivotal role in the nation's industry and economy, making it an essential stop. The town exudes a suburban charm and provides an excellent opportunity to experience local Mozambican life.

Maputo to the Komatipoort Border Post (97 km / 60 mi)
A 97-kilometer (60-mile) drive westward from Maputo brings travelers directly to the Komatipoort border post. This route traverses the expansive Matola industrial area, a critical economic hub that underscores Mozambique's industrial achievements. Continuing on, the landscape transitions into more scenic, rural vistas.
The Komatipoort border post serves as a crucial gateway between Mozambique and South Africa. It is one of the busiest border crossings in the region, underpinning significant commercial and personal travel.


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