MARINA DEL REY BLOG 

Welcome to the official Marina del Rey blog written by the Marina del Rey Tourism Board. My Marina tells different stories of what makes L.A.’s Marina a unique destination. Read about fun things do like sailing and paddle boarding to waterfront dining, yacht cruises, and more.  

Marina Monster Paddle

Person paddling in the water wearing a lobster costume

The annual Marina Monster Paddle & Costume Contest returns to MDR! Join a spooktacular Halloween sunset paddle and costume contest at Marina “Mother’s” Beach. Click button for more information.

August: Must See & Do in Marina del Rey

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We rounded up 10 things to see and do in Marina del Rey this August. If you’re visiting for a few days, entertaining friends, or looking for summer activities with the family, scroll below for more ideas.   ON THE WATER 1. Ride the Marina WaterBus for $1 per person and grab lunch or dinner […]

LOVE MY JOB: STEPHEN BOHRER, PROSUP SHOP

We’re continuing our new series, “Love My Job.” Each article features someone who loves working in Marina del Rey and shares a bit about what they do every day! This month, we’ve got ProSUP Shop Manager Stephen Bohrer on deck. He helps run the family-owned paddle board and kayak rental shop at Marina “Mother’s” Beach. […]

Outdoor Activities in Marina del Rey

friends enjoying paddle boarding outdoor activities in Marina

Looking for outdoor activities in Marina del Rey? Here are 5 ways to stay fit and stick to your New Year’s resolutions (err…intentions?) while you’re in L.A.’s Marina. Nestled along the Los Angeles coastline, Marina del Rey boasts a mild Mediterranean climate. Thus, visitors can enjoy outdoor activities most days of the year. We suggest […]

FIVE MARINA MOTHER’S BEACH ACTIVITIES

family on beach towel relaxing, one of mother's beach activities

If you’re planning a beach day in Los Angeles, then check out five Marina “Mother’s” Beach activities you can do any time of year. With nearly 300 days of sunshine, Marina del Rey’s popular beach is loved by locals and visitors alike. The cove’s lack of surf make it ideal for families with young kids […]

Fall Social Distancing Activities in Marina del Rey

Marina del Rey Fisherman's Village for outdoor winter activities

Looking for ideas for fall social distancing activities in Los Angeles? Look no further than Marina del Rey! L.A.’s Marina is nestled along the Los Angeles coastline, just steps from Venice Beach. Thanks to its mild Mediterranean climate, visitors can continue enjoying safe, fall social distancing activities right in the marina. For example, stroll along […]

5 Things to Do in the Fall in Marina del Rey

Sunset sail on ocean with sun setting in background

L.A.’s Marina is an ideal Southern California getaway during the fall season. The coastal gem remains hidden between Venice Pier and Manhattan Beach Pier, not far from Venice and Santa Monica. Here, visitors can enjoy safe, social distancing activities such as walking along the promenade and watching boats and sea lions cruise along the harbor. […]

Top Five Boredom Busters for Kids in Marina del Rey

Marina Hotel

No more hearing “I’m bored” during this pandemic summer! We put a list of top five boredom buster activities for kids in Marina del Rey. Replace screen time with fresh air and water views. Outdoor time is good for kids and grown-ups, too. Luckily, for many Angelenos, Marina del Rey is one of the top […]

15 Fun Summer Activities in Marina del Rey

Three friends dip feet in hotel pool in Marina del Rey

Summer is here and so we bring you our handy guide of 15 summer activities in Marina del Rey. Love the water? Then, we’ve got you covered. Prefer your land-legs over sea-legs? We’ve got those activities, too. Families, couples and anyone rolling solo will enjoy many of these things to do on and off the […]

Five Ways to Celebrate Memorial Day Weekend in Marina del Rey

Looking for ways to celebrate Memorial Day in Marina del Rey? We know Memorial Day celebrations across the country will look and feel different this year. Parades and other patriotic events are cancelled, but celebrating Americans who died fighting for the country can still go on. In fact, many Americans will also celebrate frontline workers […]