Sixaola

Sixaola is a small city in Talamanca of Limon Province, Costa Rica. The metropolis is positioned at the Rio Sixaola Sixaola River, which bureaucracy the Costa Rica-Panama border. Highway 36 ends in Sixaola. Sixaola is proper across the river from Guabito, Panama. Both towns consist of homes, banana farms, and small groups for locals. The Rio Sixaola is likewise the boundary between the Central and Eastern Time Zones. Costa Rica is one hour behind Panama. Sixaola is forty nine km 30 mi south of Puerto Viejo de Talamanca, recognised regionally as Puerto Viejo. Puerto Viejo is a tourist vacation spot on Costa Rica's Caribbean coast. Tourists skip through Sixaola and Guabito along a road connecting destinations in Limón Province,

Costa Rica and Bocas del Toro Province, Panama. The street is an antique extended railroad grade. A former railroad bridge crosses the Rio Sixaola at the border. Costa Rican customs is located at the west quit of the bridge just down a few stairs from the increased railroad grade. When crossing the border in both route, travelers should clean each Costa Rican and Panamanian customs. Entry and exit visas are required. Panamanian customs is positioned alongside the elevated railroad grade right on the east give up of the bridge.