Life in the harbor means ample opportunity to appreciate the sights and sounds of the sea. Whether you get out on the water with a kayak or luxury yacht, Marina Del Rey encourages a breezy lifestyle of wellness and relaxation. Situated on the Marvin Braude Bike Trail, with easy access to Burton W. Chace Park, Marina Del Rey invites residents to enjoy Southern California’s balmy weather and scenic views from both land and sea.
Marina Del Rey is coveted for its relaxed atmosphere, but this is still a Los Angeles enclave, lending it a well-deserved culinary cache. A scratch menu and seasonal, locally sourced ingredients define the hip J Nichols Kitchen. Start the day with their house-smoked salmon omelet, or settle in for a cozy dinner with friends and enjoy the classic wedge salad and filet mignon. The sparkling marina views at UOVO are almost as stunning as the menu of sumptuous Italian cuisine. The fresh, handmade pasta is the star of the show here, from classics like Pomodoro and Arrabiata to the silky carbonara and delicate tagliatelle with artichokes and olive oil. Set in the elegant Marina del Rey Hotel, SALT offers unparalleled ambiance and scenic harbor views. Visit for happy hour and enjoy sunset vistas along with your creamy avocado dip and ahi tuna tartare.
Boasting an atmosphere quite unlike any other Los Angeles neighborhood, Marina Del Rey sets the bar for having it all. With its tranquil harbor setting and access to all the sophisticated city amenities on display in LA, Marina Del Rey offers an elegant residential oasis with strong community ties. The 4th of July Fireworks celebration is always a crowd-pleaser, and there are plenty of spots to take in the show. Watch the dazzling display from almost anywhere in town, like the array of waterfront restaurants, the family-centric Fisherman's Village, or even charter a boat for a private fete. Later on in the year, ring in the holiday season with the Marina del Rey Holiday Boat Parade. One of LA’s best holiday events, this nautical promenade invites boat owners to deck out their boats with the biggest and brightest holiday lights and decor before cruising the harbor, delighting spectators.
