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LOS ANGELES COUNTY
Launch Ramp Entrance Closure and Detour
The entrance to the Marina del Rey Boat Launch Ramp will be closed Monday, Nov. 9, and Tuesday, Nov. 10. Alternate entrances are available via Mindanao Way and the Oil Exchange Station on Fiji Way. Learn more about the Boat Launch Ramp Improvement Project.
SAFETY ADVISORY | Point Dume Beach
The Point Dume Beach access road is closed to vehicular traffic for members of the public until further notice due to ongoing emergency repairs. Pedestrians and bicyclists may use to the road to access the beach while contractors are not actively working. Learn more about current conditions.
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Venice Beach
Artists, palm readers, street performers, bodybuilders and more can all be found at one of the most iconic beaches in the world.
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Dan Blocker Beach
Great spot for scuba diving, fishing, surfing and swimming. Over a mile of beach and 15 acres of bluff for great viewing. Picnic tables and restrooms are available.
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Dockweiler Beach
Dockweiler has it all. Fire rings, bike path, RV Park with full hook-ups, Youth Center, 3.7 miles of beach and 288 acres.
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Hermosa Beach
94 acres of beautiful beach with volleyball nets, showers and a playground as well as restaurants and great night life.
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Las Tunas Beach
Quiet and less crowded than most LA area beaches. Excellent spot for fishing and scuba diving. Parking and restrooms are available.
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Malibu Surfrider
Surfrider Beach comprises Malibu Lagoon and Malibu Pier. With 22 acres of wetlands, a mile of beach and fishing from the pier there is something for everyone.
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Manhattan Beach
Manhattan Beach has over 2 miles of ocean frontage and 115 acres of beautiful sandy beach and a 900 foot pier. Parking is available with over 450 public parking spaces.
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Nicholas Canyon
Nicholas Canyon is a great beach for surfing, body surfing, body boarding, swimming, windsailing, and scuba diving. Restrooms, picnic tables and parking are available.
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Zuma Beach
Zuma Beach has 1.8 miles of beach frontage with 105 acres of property. There are approximately 2,000 parking spaces. Food stands are located at each end of the beach. Restrooms, restaurants, showers, and volleyball nets.
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Point Dume Beach
Over one mile of ocean frontage with 34 acres of sand. It is surrounded by headlands, cliffs, rocky coves, and vast beach access. Restrooms, restaurants and showers are available.
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Topanga Beach
With over a mile of ocean frontage and 21.5 acres of property Topanga Beach is the first real beach in Malibu. Visit this beach to swim, scuba dive and fish. Restrooms, picnic tables and showers are available.
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Will Rogers Beach
It’s nice and sandy, is perfect for sunbathing and swimming, and has over 3 miles of beach frontage and about 103 acres of beach.
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Redondo Beach
Redondo Beach is over a mile and a half long and it runs south from the Redondo Beach Pier to Torrance Beach. There is a parking structure for the pier along with street parking. Amenities include showers, restrooms, and volleyball nets.
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Torrance Beach
Torrance Beach lies between Redondo Beach and Malaga Cove. The region shared by Torrance and Redondo Beaches is often called “Rat Beach” (short for “Right After Torrance” Beach).
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White Point and Royal Palms Beach
This beach, with its colorful history, is a great place for a family outing. The bluff portion of this beach has metered parking, ample restrooms, children’s play area, picnic tables, and outstanding panoramic views that include Catalina Island.
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Mother's Beach
“Mother’s Beach” as it is referred to by local residents, is a family and kid-friendly, man-made beach in Marina del Rey. The area is comprised of almost a half-mile of sandy beach with volleyball courts, picnic areas, barbecues, showers, and restrooms.
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MARINA LINKS
4601 Via Marina. 134 regular spaces, 4 disabled spaces. More parking information. 14151 Marquesas Way. 199 regular spaces, 7 disabled spaces. More parking information. 14101 Panay Way. 255 regular spaces, 8 disabled spaces. More parking information. 4101 Admiralty Way. 195 spaces, 8 disabled spaces. More parking information. 14110 Palawan Way. 181 regular spaces, 6 disabled spaces. More parking information. 4220 Admiralty Way. 177 regular spaces, 6 disabled spaces. More parking information. 4350 Admiralty Way. 115 regular spaces, 5 disabled spaces. More parking information. 4545 Admiralty Way. 219 regular spaces, 3 disabled spaces. More parking information. 13650 Mindanao Way. 54 regular Spaces, 4 disabled Spaces. 90 min. parking maximum. $0.25 per 10 minutes only on weekday evenings and weekends all day. More parking information. 13500 Mindanao Way. 145 regular spaces, 7 disabled spaces. More parking information. 13560 Mindanao Way. 70 regular spaces. More parking information. 13477 Fiji Way. 225 regular spaces, 9 disabled spaces. More parking information. 13723 Fiji Way. 491 regular spaces, 10 disabled spaces. More parking information. 13851 Fiji Way. 310-482-6000. Learn more about the Marina del Rey Sheriff's Station. 4433 Admiralty Way. 310-823-3773.Learn more about Fire Station 110. 13871 Fiji Way. 310-823-2300. 4350 Admiralty Way. Learn more about Yvonne B. Burke Park. 4135 Admiralty Way. Learn more about Marina "Mother's" Beach. 13650 Mindanao Way. Learn more about Burton W. Chace Park. 13477 Fiji Way (Basin H). Learn more about the Boat Launch Ramp. Licensed fishing is permitted at the north and south jetties as well as Venice Pier, which doesn't require a license. Learn more about Fishing. With waterfront views, year-round outdoor dining and award-winning restaurants, Marina del Rey is a burgeoning culinary scene right in the center of the Los Angeles coastline. Find a restaurant. Only 4 miles from LAX, our hotels are easily accessible, making it an easy choice for business and leisure travelers. Find a hotel. Guest docks are only a short distance from the boat launch ramp and trailerable boat storage areas at Burton Chace Park and are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Learn more about the Guest Boat Docks. 4533 Admiralty Way. 310-821-3415. Visit the library website.
Shopping in Marina del Rey
Parking Lot #13
Parking Lot #12
Parking Lot #11
Parking Lot #10 Marina "Mother's" Beach
Parking Lot #9
Parking Lot #8
Parking Lot #7
Parking Lot #5
Metered Lot @ Burton Chace Park
Parking Lot #4
Parking Lot #77
Parking Lot #2/Launch Ramp
Parking Lot #1/Fisherman's Village
Sheriff Station
Fire Station 110
U.S. Coast Guard
Yvonne B. Burke Park
Marina "Mother's" Beach
Burton W. Chace Park
Boat Launch Ramp
Fishing
Boat & Watercraft Rental
Dining in Marina del Rey
Hotels in Marina del Rey
Guest Boat Docks
Public Library
Bike Path
