Marina Del Ray

A boater’s dream, Marina del Rey is famous for its picturesque harbor, waterfront dining, and serene atmosphere.

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Welcome to Marina Del Ray
A Coastal Haven for Boating and Relaxation in Los Angeles County
Boats crossing the broad Marina del Rey channel beneath a blue sky
Located along Southern California’s stunning coastline, Marina del Rey is a vibrant waterfront community within Los Angeles County. Known for its expansive marina, this destination is a favorite for boating enthusiasts, with a constant flow of yachts, jet skis, and fishing boats navigating its sparkling waters.
Beyond its nautical allure, Marina del Rey is celebrated for scenic harbor views, al fresco dining experiences, exceptional restaurants, lively events, and must-see attractions that make it an exciting place to live and visit.
“Living in Marina del Rey means waking up to breathtaking marina views and enjoying coastal living at its finest.”
— Stewart & Randi
Life on the Water
What to Love
A relaxed and inviting coastal lifestyle
Two paddleboarders moving across calm open water
Gorgeous year-round weather
A paddleboarder silhouetted against a warm coastal sunset
Convenient proximity to Downtown Los Angeles
Local Lifestyle
Marina del Rey stands out as one of California’s premier places to call home. Residents enjoy an urban environment with upscale boutiques, fascinating museums, and a wealth of fine dining options.
A white sailboat rising against the clear blue Marina del Rey sky
Its pristine harbor offers miles of clear, sparkling water for boating, fishing, snorkeling, and other outdoor recreation, creating endless opportunities to relax or spend an active day outside.
A quiet dock at Marina Beach framed by a vivid sunset
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
A Waterfront Dining Scene
The dining scene in Marina del Rey provides endless options for food lovers, turning every meal into a memorable culinary adventure.
Irori Sushi
Irori Sushi delivers authentic Japanese cuisine in a warm and inviting setting.
Fresh sushi rolls presented on a dark ceramic plate
SALT Restaurant & Bar
SALT Restaurant & Bar offers a sophisticated space for enjoying expertly prepared steak, seafood, and cocktails.
A restaurant table arranged with varied seafood dishes
The Warehouse Restaurant
The Warehouse Restaurant stands out with stunning views of the marina, complemented by delicious seafood dishes.
A plated seafood dinner with salmon, shellfish, and lemon
Fisherman’s Village
For a unique shopping and dining experience, Fisherman’s Village is a must-visit. This open-air marketplace features a variety of shops and eateries nestled along the marina.
Visitors can take in the coastal atmosphere as they browse, dine, or rent paddleboards, kayaks, and power boats for a day on the water.
A sailboat crossing Marina del Rey at sunset with the city beyond
Things to Do in Marina Del Ray
On the Coast, Outdoors
There’s no shortage of activities in Marina del Rey, whether you prefer soaking up the sun at the beach, enjoying an evening with friends and family, or exploring the area’s natural beauty.
A group of paddleboarders crossing calm water at sunset
Marvin Braude Bike Path
The Marvin Braude Bike Path offers breathtaking ocean views for cyclists.
The paved Marina del Rey bicycle path running beside the water
Whale-Watching Tours
Whale-watching tours through providers such as Blue Moon Dolphin Cruise give guests a chance to encounter marine wildlife while enjoying panoramic ocean vistas.
Burton Chace Park
Burton Chace Park serves as a focal point for community events, hosting activities such as outdoor movie nights and live music performances.
An LA County fireboat passing yachts beside Burton Chace Park
Beach Eats
For food enthusiasts, Beach Eats is a popular event where some of the best local food trucks gather to serve the community delicious and diverse fare.
From a quiet paddle to an evening event in the park, the waterfront makes recreation part of the neighborhood’s everyday rhythm.
Living in Marina Del Ray
Waterfront Homes & Quiet Streets
The real estate in Marina del Rey is just as prestigious as its marina. Waterfront single-family homes and quiet residential communities, both gated and non-gated, offer privacy and charm.
Marina del Rey condominiums rising behind a harbor full of yachts
A distinctive Marina del Rey townhome street with a parked vintage van
A palm-lined residential street descending through Marina del Rey
Modern Comfort by the Marina
For those seeking modern amenities, the community also features striking condominiums designed to meet high standards of comfort and style.
A waterfront walking path along the Marina del Rey breakwater
A resident walking two dogs beside the Marina del Rey waterfront
Shorebirds standing in shallow water at Burton Chace Park
Daily Life, Close at Hand
Parks, walking routes, neighborhood shopping, and places to gather connect residential life to the waterfront without losing the area’s serene atmosphere.
Locally sold fruit arranged at a Marina del Rey market stand
Bright flowers framing a calm Marina del Rey waterfront view
A tall palm standing against a textured Marina del Rey sky
A sailor crossing a pink Marina del Rey sunset between moored boats
Community Space by the Water
Burton Chace Park gives residents a place to pause at the harbor’s edge, meet neighbors, and enjoy the same marina views that define the community.
The mariner statue at Burton Chace Park in Marina del Rey
A green palm and lawn in Marina del Rey’s Burton Chace Park
A Marina That Shapes the View
Water is the constant backdrop here. Working docks, open slips, sailboats, and broad basin views give everyday errands and evening walks a distinctly nautical setting.
Open Marina del Rey docks with a kayaker crossing the basin
White sailboats and yachts on the bright blue Marina del Rey harbor
Boats moored along a calm residential dock in Marina del Rey
A person walking the Marina del Rey harbor promenade at sunset
Sunset Is Part of the Rhythm
As the light changes, the harbor shifts from an active daytime setting to a quieter landscape of silhouettes, reflections, and illuminated masts.
Warm sunset light reflecting across boats in Marina del Rey harbor
Wildlife in the Working Harbor
Marine wildlife shares the water with boaters, while shorebirds and park spaces bring nature into the community’s most familiar views.
Two sea lions resting beside the water in Marina del Rey
Two dolphins swimming beside a boat departing Marina del Rey
A plane passing over the Marina del Rey coastline and breakwater
Schools & Connections
Schools
Marina del Rey is part of the Los Angeles Unified School District, providing residents with access to a range of well-regarded educational opportunities for children and teens.
Connected to Los Angeles
The community pairs its relaxed coastal setting with convenient proximity to Downtown Los Angeles.
Marina Del Ray
Explore the harbor, residential streets, parks, and coastline that make up this Los Angeles County waterfront community.