Josh and Tracie
Things To Do
Tres Palmas Marine Reserve
Reserva Marina Tres Palmas has crystal clear waters and a long strip of coral that creates perfect conditions for snorkeling. Keep an eye out for bottlenose dolphins and hawksbill turtles, the reserve is home to a rich and diverse marine life. Tres Palmas is also an excellent beach for standup paddle boarding! Tres Palmas is about 200 yards down the beach from our wedding venue!
El Faro De Rincon
The El Faro Lighthouse is a charming, historic lighthouse surrounded by a nice park. Spectacular view of Domes Beach as well as a cute, outdoor bar that makes amazing Pina Coladas!
Rincon Art Walk
If you are lucky enough to be in Rincon on a Thursday night, make sure that you are in the Plaza! Rincon comes alive on Thursday nights featuring creative, local artists and vendors, delicious Puerto Rican food and live music! If you never have, make sure to try a Coco Frio!
Cowboy's Cantina and Outside Grill
BEST STEAKS IN PUERTO RICO! We love Cowboys! A little hidden from the rest of town but well worth the search!
Villa Cofresí Hotel & Restaurant
Our go-to restaurant in Rincon! Dine by the beach and make sure that you try the world-famous El Pirata! Make sure that you only drink one or you’ll be walking out looking like a pirate with one eye closed!
Ricomini Bakery (next to the Econo)
Delicious breakfast sandwiches, donuts, cakes, sweets, treats and coffee!
Steps Beach
Steps Beach is one of the most unique and appropriately named beaches in all of Rincon. This picture-perfect beach gets it name from a small set of cement steps located just at the water's edge, and provides some of the calmest waters during the summer season. For this reason, Steps Beach has some of the best snorkeling in Rincon Puerto Rico, with large reef formations and plenty of colorful schools of fish, both small and large, to see and swim with.
Marina Beach
Puerto Rico beaches are not like beaches in Hawaii or Florida. The beaches are beautiful and sandy, but once you head out into the water you will encounter sea urchins, rock and coral. Marina Beach, however, is more family friendly. Not as rocky, yet has warm and calm water. There are great restaurants nearby like La Copa Ilena and Shipwreck Bar and Grill. Great for swimming, paddle boarding snorkeling. **If you plan on snorkeling (which we do everyday!), I highly recommend bringing your own snorkel gear with you in your luggage. You really only need the mask and snorkel - we never use flippers. You can pick a set up for about $15 on Amazon, and it ends up being cheaper (and more sanitary) to have your own!
Tamboo Bar and Seaside Grill
Located on Sandy Beach.. yes, the actual name of the Beach is Sandy Beach, you will find Tamboo Bar and Grill. Delicious burgers, fish tacos, seared tuna and plantains! This place is a "must-go-to!
Cafe 413
Great atmosphere. Delicious pizza, tacos and cocktails! Probably one of the best burgers I’ve ever had! Good prices and live music on weekend nights- give this place a try!
Calypso Cafe and Tropical Bar
Located at Maria’s Beach, Calypso is a great lunch spot. Great for kids!
Gastropark@115
FOOD TRUCK CENTRAL! Wood-fired pizza, sushi, tacos, plantains, mini-donuts, cocktails- you name it! There’s even live music on select nights! Picky eaters? Every one can get their favorite!
Rincon Agro (Farmer’s) Market
A wonderful farmers market for fresh produce, juices, oils, baked goods, soaps.. the list goes on and on! Only open on Sunday mornings- set your alarms!