Step By Step Border Run INFO (Paso Canoas) 

Hey Brother PURA VIDA, hey BRO all your videos are, RELAXING AND YOUR LIVING A PURA VIDA LIFE,

Thanks for the vid. I've driven this one twice now. I live in Nicaragua and do the run to Costa Rica every 30 days because of my vehicle. It is a super chill border on both sides. Not all the commerce like this border.

Was the Rooster 🐔 for me? You're the best 🎉 PURA VIDA 🌴

Great video Chenz. Thank you.

Wish I could be there my friend~~~ Sigh Have fun and keep Rocken On!😏

Thanks for doing this! 🤘

Thank you! Good information. I need to save this video for later. Cheers

Thank you so much for all of this info!

Had the water go out at my house once. Went out to overflow pipe at the pond. Perfect shower.

I'm not certain what I can say here LEGALLY. I have passed over every border going out of CR and Nicaragua is certainly easier - though they threatened to arrest me there. I was able to talk my way out of it (i.e., payed some money) and this was all because the correct 'paperwork' was not done correctly in my passport the last time I traveled out. Sixaola was the MOST interesting crossing and I traveled from there to many very interesting places. But, Sixaola is kind of freaky. It will be a weird experience for virtually anyone. The bridge alone in Sixaola is worth walking over. Bocas del Toro is an easy access from this point and well worth the visit. I broke my ankle there and couldn't get off of the island for about 5 weeks while it healed. (They DO have a small quaint hospital on the opposite side of the island.) Good times indeed!! Freaky - but good!

Onward ticket is a real ticket.. there's another site, this one is maybe not a real ticket, but onward has an actual flight number.. U can check it.. it's good for 48 hours and then cancelled automatically.. so no hussle.. amazingly it was $12 year and half ago.. just showing the price rise.. 25% up.. in Costa Rica with the dollar fluctuations it's more like 35%! And it's all over the world.. same in Australia where I lived or in Israel where I am now.. Good 2 C U r back on .. hopes everything goes good with Ur coffee business.. jah bless

Mae buen contenido siempre! algun día nos fumamos un puro 😂

This is great info, thanks for all the hard work!

Thanks chenz, I appreciate your information.

Hey Chenz, good videos man! I’m in town next month with my wife and we’d love to buy you a beer!

Good info

Wow, I never had any problem. I paid the tax I got stamped out of Costa Rica then I walked across the border and got my passport stamped. I had to wait three hours so I went to the bar around the corner and then I walked over and got stamped again for leaving Panama, and then I had to get stamped into Costa Rica again kind of a pain in the ass but I didn’t need a bus ticket. I just hopped on a taxi. They took me to the bus station where the pink buses are and went back to Dominical.

thanks chenz!!!!!!!!!!!!

❤that sounds like a lot! But sometimes you just have to do what you gotta do. I hope her dad gets better!

Great vid Chez. Nicaragua seems to be easier to cross. Aside from my passport, proof ur leaving Costa Rica is all ya need…(and a tico familiar with the process) Pura Vida

Hey brother, for me after 175,days, I fly back to fort Lauderdale airport, South Florida, ( with Spirit Air ) at, 11:30,pm flight, waiting in the airport in Fort Lauderdale, my son and my Grandkids see them for 6,hrs, come to see me , with a luggage for me with things I need, then fly, 11:30,am flight back to C,R, by the next day im back in Tibás San Jose, by 3,pm, 👍, is only a 2,hrs, and 35,mts,, flight

crazy, people go to nicaragua for 1/2 hr and come back