Available for sale near Cuango River in the Costa Arriba area of Colon less than 3.5 hours from Panama City is a mature cattle ranch with 1,424 hectares (3,518 acres) of farm land in operations since 1985. Comprised of 730 hectares (1,803 acres) for cattle production with improved pastures, 1 hectare (2.47 acres) of campgrounds and orchard for workers, 547 hectares (1,351 acres) of primary forest and paths, and 146 hectares (360 hectares) of teak plantation planted during 1991 to 2001. In addition, the property features: 950 head of cattle, a 2000 John Deere Tractor model 5510, 2 permanent rivers with water and several creeks, and a large warehouse structure.

Available for sale near Nombre de Dios in Colon is 320 hectares (790 acres) of competitively priced caribbean cattle farm land with one owner for the past 30 years. Located approximately two hours from Panama City en route to the popular tourist attraction of historic Portobelo Bay and the popular beach destination of Isla Grande. The entrance to the property is a 2.5km drive down a rural gravel road with one water crossing accessible via sedan in the summer and 4x4 in the wetter months 7-8 months out of the year.

Available for sale are 9.5HAS (9,6973m2) of titled, fertile farmland approximately 4km from the inter-american highway along a two year old paved asphalt road. The property shares its longest border of 375 linear meters with the asphalt road, an easement which slopes up towards the highest part of the property, and a year round brook. A steep, hilly property currently being used for cattle farming with spectacular views of Cerro Campana and Cerro Trinidad, four flat plateaus for building, and easy access make this an interesting option for those looking for competitively priced farmland in the district of Capira.

70 Hectares titled (173 acres) ocean view cattle farm land available for sale in Nombre de Dios, Colon. Located less than 2 hours from Panama City, this property is mostly sloping pasture land with Decumbre and Brisante pasture ideal for nurturing small cattle to adulthood and some primary forest land toward the back of the property. The property has direct road front access (main asphalt road), electricity, water (municipal and natural), and 4 structures: a stable, primary home, caretaker home, and a storage shed. The primary home (built in 1996) is a 1 level modest campesino concrete structure with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, living/dining room, roofed porch, and roofed carport for 2 vehicles. The primary use for the land since 1994 has been dedicated to inseminating, raising, and nurturing animals from calf to cow.