Most people associate a border crossing with hot long waits and hectic crowds. Paso Canoa and Sixaola-Guabuto are the 2 most known border crossings into Panama from Costa Rica.
Rio Sereno is the lesser known border crossing. Located in the cool highlands of Panama, a rustic pueblo that has a lot to offer. This crossing is rarely plagued with traffic, long lines, or large crowds. The average crossing time is less than 30 minutes, compared to the 3+ hour wait at other borders. The border here is composed of a few government buildings and many duty-free shops.
Once in Panama, amenities and unique experiences will be readily available. Rio Sereno offers inexpensive appliances, machinery, and everyday items in comparison to Costa Rica. In addition, an extraordinary dental clinic which is incredibly affordable. Many have come to love Rio Sereno for its quiet atmosphere, temperate weather, and simple way of living.
Casita Cazador is a cozy completely furnished residence on Finca Cazador. Available through Airbnb. This unique casita offers a soon to vanish vista into the “real Panama” and the life on an organic coffee and cacao finca.
Pura Vida
Rio Sereno is the lesser known border crossing. Located in the cool highlands of Panama, a rustic pueblo that has a lot to offer. This crossing is rarely plagued with traffic, long lines, or large crowds. The average crossing time is less than 30 minutes, compared to the 3+ hour wait at other borders. The border here is composed of a few government buildings and many duty-free shops.
Once in Panama, amenities and unique experiences will be readily available. Rio Sereno offers inexpensive appliances, machinery, and everyday items in comparison to Costa Rica. In addition, an extraordinary dental clinic which is incredibly affordable. Many have come to love Rio Sereno for its quiet atmosphere, temperate weather, and simple way of living.
Casita Cazador is a cozy completely furnished residence on Finca Cazador. Available through Airbnb. This unique casita offers a soon to vanish vista into the “real Panama” and the life on an organic coffee and cacao finca.
Pura Vida
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