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This place it’s absolutely beautiful! Staying here gives you the unique oportunity to see the awesome sunsets of the beaches of Rincón, Puerto Rico! The staff is so nice, the rooms are comfy, its near by the beach. We enjoyed our stay so much that we added another night to stay! Can’t wait to go back to Rincón and stay here again!

Rincon is still suffering the effects of the hurricane- but the people are upbeat and optimistic. The food in the restaurants was great, nothing has diminished the views and the little town was fun. There were two good beaches a little way from the hotel and we spent every day there. Although traffic lights are out and sometimes visibility was obstructed by downed trees, everyone was polite and patient while driving. They let people out, stopped to let people cross the road and in general were nice. If someone did not have what you wanted, they did not hesitate to recommend a place you could get it. Some restaurants are still closed, but more are opening every day. There is surfing, snorkeling, scuba diving and all manner of water sports. The night life is fun and full of music. Mangia Mia is a little restaurant in town with an award winning chef. It is located on the corner of the main drag, right past the park. Do not miss it.

The Horned Dorset condo46 was magnificent. One of the most beautiful places we have ever stayed. An infinity pool that was warm but had a cooler bottom in deeper end. Private dipping pool was great for relaxing and cooling off in heat of day. Two stories of beautifully decorated living space. First impressions when entering “I could live here”. I understand that Hurricane Maria did a number on this jewel which is sad when you look at pictures from before but the essence of beauty is still reflected in our condo. Nancy and Michael Albert Puleo 6/2022

Rincon is a vibrant beach town with a bustling city center, with lots of shops, restaurants, bars, and artisans. There is also a great area with a variety of food trucks in the southeastern end of Rincon. Many people speak English, which is helpful for visiting Americans. The beaches have awesome variety, from calm ones for swimming and snorkeling to those on the northern end with big waves for surfing. Scuba divers can take a boat trip out to Desecheo Island for some incredible undersea life. Tres Palmas Marine Reserve, which starts at Black Eagle Beach and hugs the coast headed north, is paradise for snorkelers, right from the beach. You can rent equipment nearby if you don't have your own. The sunsets are peerless. Whale-watching trips from January through March are an astounding experience. You can also look for whales (or other delightful creatures) at the lighthouse. I really can't say enough about Rincon.

This is the best side of the entire island. The beaches, the people, the dining, the sites are amazing. You can get anything from traditional food to healthy smoothies. If you are a surfer this is where you need to be. The sunsets are a site to see. If you charter a boat you can go out whale watching during the first three months of the year.

Rincón has a lot of places to suit anyone's needs. Places for sightseeing, diving, snorkeling, surfing, eating, etc. Please be aware that on Sundays it's very crowded, so there's too much traffic on narrow roads, causing jams.