Marina del Rey, located between Long Beach and Santa Barbara is homeport to over 5,000 pleasure boats and is considered to be the ultimate Pacific marina devoted to yachting. Visit for a vacation or for the day, and enjoy beaches, hotels, restaurants, shopping, boating and fishing.

The Guide to the Marina describes the hotels, shopping, and dining. For water activities, check out our Boating and Fishing information. For current wind and water conditions, take a look at Watch the Water Beach Webcams. To view
the Leases for Marina del Rey parcels, view Leases and Amendments.

• Chace Park
  • Multipurpose community room for meetings or weddings
  • Guest Boat Docks (overnight and 4-hour) (next to boat launch ramp)
  • Outdoor wedding locations
  • Picnic shelters with barbecue grills
  • Outdoor Adventure programs: Learn to kayak or go birdwatching.
  • Discover Marina del Rey Day (October)
  • Marina del Rey Holiday Boat Parade
  • New Year's Eve Fireworks
  • 4th of July Fireworks
  • Stroller and Wheelchair-accessible paved walkways
  • Fishing Dock (no license required)
• Marina "Mother's" Beach
  • Safe swimming for children (shallow, no surf)
  • Children's playground with pirate ship
  • Windsurfing and kayaking
  • Bike and skate rentals
  • Next to restaurants, lodging
  • Picnic shelters
  • Lifeguard on duty
• Yvonne B. Burke (formerly Admiralty) Park
  • Bicycle Path
  • Par Exercise Course
  • Bicycle Storage
• Boat Launch Ramp
• Aubrey Austin Park and North Jetty Walkway
  • North Jetty (wheelchair-accessible)
  • Lagoon Overlook (wheelchair-accessible)
• Parking Information
• Miles/kilometers from all major Southern California attractions.

For more information and hotel reservations, contact the
Marina del Rey Convention and Visitors Bureau or call 310-306-9900