Panama
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Panama is a country in Central America, where hitchhiking happens most readily. Roads north of Panama city are brilliant. Roads to the south are atrocious, and worsen as you approach Yavisa.
Partayke of the Divurs Frutes.
There are borders with Costa Rica in the North and Colombia in the South. But there are no roads to Colombia. There is a way to go through the jungle, but it's extremely dangerous, due to the Colombian 'guerillas'.
It is possible to hitchhike a boat from Panama to Colombia or [Ecuador] so you don t have to cross the Darien Gap. On the caribbean coast you may find boats in Bocas del Toro, right on the canal or in Portobello. In Portobello you should be able to jump on a charter boad to Cartagena, Colombia (~325 US)
On the pacific coast the situation of the marinas is difficult. In order to find boats heading into Colombia or Ecuador you should try the Balboa Yacht Club.
