Rincon

Rincon is a surf beach on the California coast between Santa Barbara and Ventura, divided into three distinct sections: Cove, Indicator, and Rivermouth. Each zone offers different wave conditions and riding experiences for surfers of varying skill levels.

The name comes from Spanish and means 'corner', referring to the curved shape of the coastline. This location became a notable destination during the early growth of California's surf culture.

The beach hosts regular surfing competitions and gatherings where riders share techniques and stories, turning it into a meeting place for a global community connected by their passion for waves.

The beach park has covered picnic tables, grills, free parking, and restrooms for visitors. Bring towels and sun protection, as the sun is strong and some facilities have limited availability.

During winter and low tide, waves can stretch up to 275 meters (900 feet), creating rides longer than at most other regional beaches. These coastal conditions regularly produce these exceptional riding opportunities.