Marina del Rey Harbor is the largest man-made small boat harbor in the world, offering a wealth of recreational activities. Paddle around Fisherman's Village for an exhilarating experience, or cast your line and try your hand at catching spotted bay bass, sand bass, calicos, and even the occasional bonito, halibut, or barracuda.

Beyond fishing, the harbor provides ample opportunities for windsurfing, boating, swimming, volleyball, and scenic biking and walking along the paved paths. Venture out by moonlight to explore the marina's basins by kayak or stand-up paddleboard, or simply admire the multimillion-dollar yachts docked throughout.

Special events like free outdoor concerts at Chace Park (June-October), a dazzling 4th of July fireworks display, and a festive Christmas boat parade add to the harbor's vibrant atmosphere. Thrill-seekers can even take to the skies with an exhilarating parasailing flight from Fisherman's Village.

Whether you're a novice or experienced paddler, Marina del Rey Harbor has something to delight visitors of all ages and skill levels. From watersports to scenic strolls, this picturesque harbor offers endless opportunities for recreation and relaxation.

 

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