Rincon Lighthouse | Surfers and Whale Watching | Travel Puerto Rico

Rincon Lighthouse is a great spot for Whale watching during January through March during whale migration season.

Built in 1892 and restored in 1921, the Lighthouse is closed to the public but the grounds are accessible and surrounded by a beautiful park. There are several brick gazebos, plenty of shade trees, benches, and a small snack shack (Ola Sunset Cafe).

The beach below is known as Domes beach and it a popular beach for surfers. Rincon Point hosts several annual surfing competitions and is ranked the best surfing spot in Puerto Rico. The surf is typically bigger during the peak swell season of winter and the beaches can get really crowded.
The Boiling Nuclear Superheater (BONUS) Reactor Facility is the white domed shaped building visible from the Rincon Lighthouse park, which gives Domes Beach its name. This decommissioned nuclear plant in Rincón is one of only two boiling-water superheater reactors ever developed in the United States.

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