Marina Del Rey Harbor encompasses the entirety of the marina. Located near Venice and about quarter…read moremile from the beach there's quite a lot to do. The harbor offers excellent views especially at sunset and some wonderful fine dining restaurants. You can simply take a walk and look at all the adorable boats, some yachts and some sea lions or you can spend the day and have a bike ride, a lovely walk, a run and a fine meal for dinner. There are many places to eat there, and most you can get to by bicycle but you cannot walk to every one of the restaurants. They are spread apart. Depending on what you feel like eating there is a great Mexican restaurant and several fish restaurants. All the required good albeit a tad pricey. The Ritz-Carlton it's located in the marina and there is also a Marriott. Both are wonderful as to the rooms, the food, and the service. One thing I really enjoy about the harbor is that it is often cooler then other areas even during the heat of the summer. Have a great time.

I've been at a few other marinas in MdR over the last seven years, this is hands-down the best all…read morearound Marina! Jackie who runs the Marina is absolutely the best, total pro with any issues and proactively looking after tenants. Makes a big difference when the leadership are major voters themselves! All the other gals and support crew that maintain the property our top notch and always go the extra mile with sea lion issue, keeping everything clean, electrical issues they've helped me out with always going the extra mile. Also really did having salt restaurant and bar, Hi-Ho, Planta, REI Trader Joe's all the other great restaurants right next to us walking distance!

Pretty pretty. We…read moreloved walking around here after an early dinner. It was just beautiful and all lit up for the holidays. Definitely worth a trip to Long Beach if you don't live in the area - they really do it up for the holidays and you can make a fun evening of it. A perfect end to date night. Well... ok. Maybe not the end but you know...

This small harbor area is a very convenient location and easily accessible by the walking path to…read morerestaurants, Shoreline Village, The Aquarium, and to the lighthouse. You will also find the loading area for the water taxi (dock 4)and Harbor Cruises (dock 3), and Dockside Boat and Bed (dock 5). The walking path is a wide area shared with walkers, bikes, scooters, dogs and their owners on a walk. And yes, some homeless too. There are many restaurants and you pass the aquarium. The walking area is well maintained and makes for a very peaceful morning walk. Today we took a morning walk to the lighthouse. The lighthouse in itself is not much to see, but the walk to and from is worth it! At the lighthouse you get a 360 view of the area. Sadly, there was a lot of trash, I assume from people who were there the night before. City workers were busy cleaning up the walking path and they will probably make their way to clean up the trash at the lighthouse. We parked in the lot by PF Changs-it's about $26. There is a public parking lot across the bay from PF Changs that's less expensive. We lived this new to us experience!

They have a new girl in the office collecting rent and answering phone, which rang all day and…read morenever got answered. She's a 100% b...h. Period. I e never met her before, I took out 700 cash like I usually do, and I tossed it next to the receipt book on the counter next to me, she yelled at me , don't throw your money at me???? Really??? I would never throw money at anyone for any reason... bed day maybe??? But i always drop the cash on the counter... never throwing it...

This marina seems to be one of the better ones for the area. With my slip fees here, I also have…read moreaccess to other marinas in So Cal at no additional cost. There is a security access to get into the parking lot as well as a coded key to get to my boat. The restrooms are awesome. They are clean and well stocked. There are showers with hot water......(Some only have cold in other marinas). The restrooms are clean and neat. The docks have 24 hour manned security that watch the parking lot and the boats. Each of the slips have shore power and an extra storage bin for items that you want to store there. 24 hour access makes this one a plus. I can get to my boat anytime and any day of the week without problems. All of the people I have met on my dock are friendly and courteous. The staff that cleans the docks are friendly too. There are monthly wine and cheese tastings and they are open to anyone that I chose to bring with me. I highly recommend this marina to anyone who wants a safe place for their boat as I have found for mine.

We were invited to a party at the California Yacht Club and loved every moment and thing about it!…read more A sophisticated staff, a beautiful venue and area to take in and enjoy and the catered food was utterly delicious! I'm talking some of the best I've had at a birthday party! There was plenty of parking and access was quite easy. When looking to book a venue we will definitely consider the California Yacht Club! Cheers to good times Yelpers xx

1 Star -- Greed at Its Finest…read more California Yacht Club has officially taken greed to another level. Charging $5 PER HOUR just to park is absolutely ridiculous. Apparently, squeezing every last dollar out of people is more important than providing a decent experience. And let's talk about the food. Mediocre at best, overpriced, and absolutely nothing worth coming back for. You'd think with all the money they're trying to collect, they could at least serve a decent meal. It's embarrassing when a place becomes so focused on making money that it forgets about the people who actually support the area. $15 for three hours of parking? What an absolute joke. California Yacht Club, congratulations. You've found another way to nickel-and-dime people while offering nothing special in return. Greed, overpriced food, and ridiculous parking fees. That's what this place represents to me. Save your money and spend it somewhere that actually values its customers.

In case you guys were wondering: I totally live it up in LA and live the…read moreCali-Beach-Yacht-Celeb-VIP- Life. My life consists of bottle service, making money rain, and flashy jewelry everywhere. Okay, none of that is true (although I have my moments, actually). In reality, I have lived ten years in the black hole of the Valley and don't get out much. So when I met a guy asking me to spend the evening on a sailboat docked at King Harbor Marina; I was all, "Duh! Yes, please!" And thus began my acquaintance with King Harbor Marina. King Harbor Marina is located in Redondo Beach on Yacht Club Way in the heart of the Redondo beach community near the wharf. King Harbor Marina is a combination live/work nest meaning that it is literally a marina docking houseboats, yachts, and sailboats used for residency and/or recreation; but there are also apartment accommodations on the property. Basically, King Habor Marina is beachfront living at its finest. Swanky! You can't miss the entrance to King Harbor Marina as it has blatant signage and is beautifully nestled next to the sandy beach area. A large parking lot is available with parking passes available (temp and perm) for residents (both boats and apartments). Both the parking lot and marina are clean and well-maintained surrounded by palm trees, sand, and boats in every direction your eyes gaze. You can't help but be transported to a beach resort and you certainly forget about the smog craziness that is LA. Each boat docked in the marina is well-preserved with clean docks, all-night lighting, and locked gates to each dock with keys only given to those owning the boats and therefore ensuring security. There is a slight dirty water stench but very tolerable and there isn't trash floating around or bird poop everywhere so overall King Harbor Marina is clearly on-par with the upkeep. Accessibility to the docks and parking lot, trash bins, etc is all easy-peasy. King Harbor Marina also offers a clubhouse (also security-enforced with keys offered to paying tenants) with food, bathrooms, showers, etc. I was worried about using the restroom as I am not a fan of public toilets or showers but was delightfully surprised to find the toilets to be very clean, in top-working order, no odors, etc. It was cleaner than many inner-city business establishment rest rooms! Well done! I noticed, around 1am, that a security guard was walking around the parking lot with a flashlight checking for parking passes in cars so King Harbor Marina doesn't joke around with safety or making sure only those individuals are around who are supposed to be. 1am also marked the prime time for seal barking! These water dogs are LOUD and party it up barking at night! I loved it being an animal-lover but this may be an annoyance to some people. Don't forget to take a walk on the actual beach. The sandy stretch provides a rock jetty with beautiful sunsets perfect for moments of solitude. However, there weren't really any sea shells and on the contrary I saw trash and a dead sea gull so perhaps not the best of the best beaches in LA. Although, I don't personally lease at King Harbor so I can't vouch for the inner-workings of paying rent; my experience with the marina, clubhouse, etc was satisfactory. The property is safe, well-maintained, and nice on the eyes. Definitely check out King Harbor if you have the opportunity to live it up, Cali yacht-style.

I recently purchased a new vessel and contacted King Harbor Marine to secure a slip. Initially, the…read moreprocess seemed straightforward. We purchased a 25-foot boat with a 9-foot beam, so when we were shown available slips, I expressed concern about whether the boat would fit. We were given several options at the same quoted rate, and I specifically asked if we could have a backup option in case the original slip was too narrow. When the boat arrived, it became clear that the original slip would not accommodate the vessel's width, so we moved into the second slip option that had been presented to us. Everything appeared to be fine until I saw the monthly withdraw that was approximately $250 higher than the amount stated in our contract. After contacting the marina, I was informed by the manager, Jamessa E Henderson, that they had made a mistake and that the second slip actually carried a higher monthly rate. At no point was I informed of this price difference, nor was I asked to sign a revised agreement authorizing the higher charge. The marina simply began charging the increased amount without my knowledge or consent. When I explained my concerns, Janisha acknowledged the mistake and agreed that I should be reimbursed for the overcharges. However, when my deposit was returned, the promised reimbursement was not included. As a result, I have sought legal advice regarding the unauthorized charges. Beyond the billing issue, I was also disappointed by the atmosphere at the marina. The security staff frequently appeared to harass local kids who were fishing, which created an unwelcoming environment. We have since moved our boat to Port Royal and have been much happier. The facilities are nicer, the rates are lower, and the security staff are far more professional and respectful. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend King Harbor Marine.

so much fun! first is the food…read moresecond is the scenery and third is the beach! so much fun that I had and the view of the sunset!!!! and I saw foxes on the way out! would recommend coming here

It's convenient to visit Redondo Beach Marina, and I think there are plenty of ocean oriented…read moreactivities from sport fishing, kayaking, boat rides for whale watching, and seafood orientated dining experiences. The garage parking right attached to the pier is also accessible, although the downside is there's almost always a lot of people here.

Holiday Harbor San Pedro is perfect in every way…read more There's a reason they have a waiting list while the identical Cabrillo Marina has a huge vacancy rate The main difference, good management, run by people who appear to understand the subject

Kept my boat in this Marina and its stuck in the 50's. Not the Rock n Rolling 50's. Services for…read moreguests are minimal. The place is filthy and not kept well. Security is almost non existent. I would try the surrounding marinas. Check the dates of other reviews. Nothing recent.

I was invited to hangout with two of my friends who are members here at the Yacht club. They both…read moreenjoy the water and want to eventually sail and have a yacht of their own one day. As a member you can enjoy other like minded individuals and join in on weekly festivities they have planned and invite your friends to come and enjoy the view and use the facilities such as the bar which has some low cost prices. You can play some pool, table tennis and Foosball in one area. In another section is the bar and several tables to sit and enjoy each other's company and an outdoor area on the deck to enjoy the boats and scenery. At nighttime the deck area has a gas fire pit in the corner and heat lamps for your enjoyment outside. Currently they are celebrating their 60 year's anniversary of their establishment. It costs roughly $234 per quarter to be a member and you get to enjoy many activities and make new friends.

This is a great location for a small celebration.. the views are great, the staff was helpful and…read morethe location was clean.. The bar was a little outdated, that would be the only con.

Having grown up here it brings back so many childhood memories. The early morning gathering with…read morefamily and friends for the Fourth of July. Trying to save a spot before the mad rush with people. Summers afternoon all day on the beach frolicking around enjoy the water. When you're young, you don't care what the water was like. The hours of bike rides along the path from the pier to the marina, shoreline village and back to Belmont shores. This place is one of those that just makes you smile reminding you of your childhood. I still come down whenever I'm in town to have a walk along the waterfront. Checking out the boats all lines up in the docks. The view of the Queen Mary docked permanently along the water. People watching and of course the sunsets. It's a place for all that and then some. It's a local hotspot for bike rides, exercise, and dates. Also a hotspot for the tourist enjoying Long Beach. A nostalgic experience each and every time. A nice place for just doing nothing.

Beautiful, busy marina. If it weren't for the trash floating around daily and homeless lurking…read morearound at night, this place would be ideal. Shoreline Village has so many restaurants to enjoy, nearby mall, Farris wheel, a wonderful aquarium, and so much more. Restrooms are clean, and trash bins could be emptied more often since this marina is run by the city. Maybe less homeless would pick through it. We won't be returning due to the garbage in the SEA, which can get caught in a boat prop; then who's responsible? We were very disappointed there isn't a service boat that cleans it up for boat residents and tourists, an embarrassment for the city of Long Beach, I'd say.

Adryan at the Portofino fuel dock deserves special recognition! He was incredibly kind, friendly,…read moreand knowledgeable and went above and beyond to help me with my boat. What stood out most was how patient and genuinely happy he was to help. His welcoming attitude made the whole experience so pleasant. I hope management knows what a wonderful member of their team they have. Thank you, Adryan!!

Lots of riff-raff hanging around, especially after dark! Security is a joke! Kids trashing the…read moreplace and fishing near the boats; They have quite the attitude as well; Some serious bad parenting of spoiled rich kids! Management could give two craps! Bathroom facilities are trashed and falling apart! WiFi is a joke! Cleaning crew is as lazy as it gets! Sea lions are out of control with poop all over the docks; The staff doesn't do any kind of cleaning, boat owners have to clean it all up! Several sneak-aboards, with really crappy boats! Could go on with more, but would be a waste of time! Like I said, no one cares at this marina! Several people are looking to relocate to the OC once a slip