Lindora Park Free Zone in Costa Rica

Lindora Park Free Zone: Class A Business Park
The Ideal Space for Your Company in Costa Rica

Lindora Park Free Zone is a Class A office park in Costa Rica designed to provide a modern, secure, and strategically located business environment. Here, you will find high-quality spaces, surrounded by nature, with immediate access to a wide range of services.

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Key Features

Free Trade Zone and traditional office spaces
in the same building, with flexible expansion options.

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Energy efficiency:
Low-E glass technology and 100% LED lighting in common areas.

24/7 Security:
Controlled access at two entry points and CCTV surveillance.

Reliable power supply:
Backup generators covering 100% of the park’s energy needs.

Sustainability:
On-site water wells ensure continuous supply.

Parking:
1 space per 33 m² of office space, with additional rental options available.

Nearby Services

Banks:
BAC, Scotiabank, Banco Nacional

Restaurants:
McDonald’s, Subway, Johnny Rockets, and multiple food courts.

Hotels:
Aloft, Holiday Inn, Hilton Garden

Medical Centers:
Clínica Bíblica and Hospital Metropolitano

Universities:
Think by Ulatina, ULACIT, Texas Tech University.

Entertainment:
Minigolf, gym, cinemas

On-site amenities:
ATM, convenience store, and picnic areas.

Company Directory

Website: www.gep.com

Phone: +1 732-382-6565

Website: www.dentsplysirona.com/es-cr

Phone: +43 662 245-0598

Website: www.mondelezinternational.com

Phone: +506 2588-6737

Website: www.hype3d.com

Phone: +506 8823-0996

Website: www.ingrammicro.com

Phone: +1 714-566-1000

Website: www.sweetwellsnacks.com/

Phone: +506 4052-2480

Website: www.facebook.com/Asemondelez

Phone: +506 6326-5738

Phone: +506 8553-1551

Available Spaces

Park Design

Lindora Park Free Zone in Costa Rica
Lindora Park Free Zone in Costa Rica
Lindora Park Free Zone in Costa Rica
Lindora Park Free Zone in Costa Rica
Lindora Park Free Zone in Costa Rica
Lindora Park Free Zone in Costa Rica
Lindora Park Free Zone in Costa Rica
Lindora Park Free Zone in Costa Rica
Lindora Park Free Zone in Costa Rica
Lindora Park Free Zone in Costa Rica
Lindora Park Free Zone in Costa Rica
Lindora Park Free Zone in Costa Rica
Lindora Park Free Zone in Costa Rica
Lindora Park Free Zone in Costa Rica
Lindora Park Free Zone in Costa Rica
Lindora Park Free Zone in Costa Rica
Lindora Park Free Zone in Costa Rica

Strategic Location

Santa Ana, San José, Costa Rica

Lindora Park Free Zone is located on the Santa Ana-Belen Radial, in front of Terrazas, and adjacent to the Lindora National Bank in Santa Ana.

It has two entrances: by the Santa Ana – Belén Radial Road and by Pozos, Santa Ana.

We have the best location in San José, Costa Rica.

Why Costa Rica?

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Why Costa Rica?

Costa Rica is a thriving destination for foreign direct investment. A transnational company should establish operations in Costa Rica for several strategic reasons, such as:

1. Costa Rica skilled workforce

Costa Rica boasts a highly educated and bilingual population, especially in technical fields such as engineering, IT, and life sciences. The government has invested heavily in education and training programs aligned with global business needs. For instance, Costa Rica invests over 7% of its GDP in education, resulting in a literacy rate of 96%.

2. Political and economic stability

Costa Rica is one of the most stable democracies in Latin America, with a strong legal system and a long tradition of peace (Costa Rica has no army since 1948). This stability reduces business risk. The country has a long history of democratic stability, with a multiparty political system and regular rotations of power through credible elections.

3. Costa Rica strategic location

Located between North and South America, Costa Rica offers easy access to major markets, particularly the United States, with which it shares a free trade agreement (CAFTA-DR).

Costa Rica has several key seaports that support both commercial and passenger (cruise) operations. These are located on its Pacific and Caribbean coasts:

Caribbean Coast Ports
  • Location: Limón province
  • Use: One of the oldest and most important ports in Costa Rica
  • Type: Commercial and cruise
  • Managed by: JAPDEVA (Junta de Administración Portuaria y de Desarrollo Económico de la Vertiente Atlántica)
  • Main exports: Bananas, pineapples, coffee, and container cargo
  • Location: Just west of Puerto Limón
  • Use: Costa Rica’s main container terminal on the Caribbean side
  • Managed by: APM Terminals (modern private terminal)
  • Facilities: State-of-the-art container port (inaugurated in 2019)
  • Website: https://www.apmterminals.com/en/moin
Pacific Coast Ports
  • Location: Puntarenas province (Pacific side)
  • Use: Largest and most important commercial port on the Pacific coast
  • Managed by: Sociedad Portuaria de Caldera (private operator)
  • Main operations: Bulk cargo, containers, general goods
  • Website: https://www.portuariacaldera.com
  • Location: City of Puntarenas
  • Use: Primarily a cruise ship port and tourism hub
  • Managed by: INCOP (Instituto Costarricense de Puertos del Pacífico)
  • Note: Smaller cargo activity compared to Caldera
  • Location: Southern Pacific Coast (near the border with Panama)
  • Use: Small-scale cargo and cruise ships; used for regional commerce and tourism
  • Managed by: INCOP

Costa Rica has two major international airports and several smaller ones:

Juan Santamaría International Airport (SJO)
  • Location: Alajuela, near the capital city San José
  • Main use: Primary gateway to the Central Valley and capital region
  • Airlines: Serves major international carriers including United, American, Delta, JetBlue, Avianca, Iberia, and more
  • Website: https://sjoairport.com
Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport (LIR)
  • Location: Liberia, Guanacaste province (Pacific northwest region)
  • Main use: Gateway to beach and resort destinations like Tamarindo, Papagayo, and Nosara
  • Airlines: Welcomes flights from the U.S., Canada, and Europe
  • Website: https://www.liberiacrairport.com
Other Regional Airports with Limited International Service:

These serve mostly regional or charter flights:

  • Tobías Bolaños International Airport (SYQ) – Located in Pavas, San José; used for private and domestic flights.
  • Limón Airport (LIO) – On the Caribbean coast; currently serves mainly domestic routes.
  • Quepos La Managua Airport (XQP) and Tamarindo Airport (TNO) – Serve popular tourist destinations via domestic flights.

4. Robust Free Trade Zone Regime

Costa Rica offers tax incentives through its Free Trade Zone (FTZ) program, attracting companies in sectors like medical devices, electronics, and shared services. This includes tax exemptions for a set period, duty-free imports, and simplified export procedures.

5. Strong life sciences and technology clusters

Costa Rica is a global hub for medical devices and advanced manufacturing. Over 90 multinational life sciences companies operate there, including 13 of the world’s top 20 original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), according to CINDE.

6. Costa Rica is committed to sustainability

Costa Rica is internationally recognized for its environmental leadership, running mostly on renewable energy and promoting sustainable business practices. The country has generated over 98% of its electricity from renewable sources since 2014.

7. Proven track record with multinationals

Companies like Intel, HP, Amazon, and Microsoft have chosen Costa Rica for shared services, R&D, and manufacturing. Their success stories show the country’s capacity to support complex and large-scale operations.

News

Lindora Park

  E-mail:

informacion@lindoraparkfz.com

  Phone:

+506 4052-2580

  Hours:

Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

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LINDORA PARK

Santa Ana, San José, Costa Rica

Radial Santa Ana-Belén, frente a Terrazas, contiguo al Banco Nacional.

Teléfono:

+506 4052-2580
Horario, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

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