Colombia–Panama border crossings

The Darién Gap is a remote, roadless, and dangerous area of rainforest on the international border between Colombia and Panama. Stretching across southern Panama's Darién Province and the northern portion of Colombia's Chocó Department, it acts as a natural barrier between North America and South America. Consisting of a large drainage basin, dense rainforest, and mountains, it is known for its remoteness, difficult terrain, and extreme environment, with a reputation as one of the most inhospitable regions in the world. Nevertheless, as the only land bridge between North America and South America, the Darién Gap has historically served as a major route for both humans and wildlife.

Juradó () is the most northwestern municipality and town in Chocó Department, Colombia. It borders on Panama and on the Pacific Ocean.

Unguía is a municipality and town in the far north of the Chocó Department, Colombia.

Colombian municipality of the department of Chocó

Acandí is a town in Colombia at the northern extremity of the department of Chocó in the northwest of Colombia, bordering Panama and the Caribbean Sea. It is from the department's capital, Quibdó. Its average temperature is . It was founded around 1887, and it became a municipality in 1905, previously being part of Turbo. The name "Acandí" is a corruption of the indigenous word "Acanti", which means "River of Stone".

Colombian airport in Acandi in the departamento of Choco

corregimiento in Panama

Colombian airport in Capurgana in the departamento of Choco

airport in Panama