Border Crossings Between Colombia and Panama

Between Colombia and Panama lies one of the few land borders in the world without a continuous road. The divide runs through the Darién Gap, a thick stretch of rainforest that interrupts the Pan-American Highway. There are no official land border crossings here. While small boats operate along the Caribbean coast between towns like Turbo and Capurganá, these are not formal checkpoints, and overland travel across the jungle is not a regulated crossing route.