Botswana-South Africa border post update: Bray Border Post reopened!

The Botswana Unified Revenue Service (BURS) has officially announced the reopening of the Bray Border Post on 01 April 2025. The crossing, which connects Botswana and South Africa, was temporarily closed due to flooding of the Molopo River. Travellers can once again use this convenient entry point for cross-border movement between the two countries.

The Bray Border Post is a small but essential crossing between South Africa's North West province and southern Botswana  It is located near Bray, South Africa, with the nearest Botswana towns being    Werda (55 km away) and Khakhea (95 km away).

The standard operating hours for the Bray Border Post are from 07:00 to 16:00 daily. Facilities at the border post are limited. Travellers should ensure they carry all necessary documentation, including a valid passport and vehicle papers. Fuel is available on both sides of the border. However, it's advisable to confirm availability in advance, especially on the Botswana side, as the next fuel stations are located in Sekoma (185 km away), Phepeng (110 km), or Tsabong (195 km).

For hassle-free travel, plan ahead and check for any updates on border conditions before your journey. Stay tuned for more travel news and updates!