Cabrillo Way Marina

Cabrillo Way Marina is a Port of Los Angeles marina on the east side of the Cabrillo waterfront in San Pedro. The marina lists about 695 wet slips for boats from 28 to 130 feet, plus roughly 375 dry storage spaces, making it one of the larger recreational facilities in the harbor. The Port owns the property and a marina management company runs it, and it opened in its current form in 2011 with Spanish-style architecture.

Layout and who uses it

The wet-slip office is at 2293 Miner Street (Berth 39), and the dry storage yard is a short distance away at 2845 S. Miner Street (Berth 43). Owners keep everything from cruising sailboats and sportfishers to larger motor yachts here. Dry storage suits trailerable and smaller powerboats that owners want to keep out of the water between trips. The marina has been a certified Clean Marina since 2014.

Guest slips and services

The marina offers guest slips. Rates are not published online, so call the office before you arrive to check availability and pricing. Slips have water and electricity at 30 to 50 amp service, and the marina lists pump-outs, restrooms, showers, lockers, dock carts, free Wi-Fi, ice and ample parking. There are also dinghy and kayak racks.

Boating from here

The marina sits inside the Los Angeles Harbor breakwater, close to Cabrillo Beach and its public launch ramp. Boats head out through the harbor to the Angels Gate entrance and then to the open Pacific, the Palos Verdes coast or across the San Pedro Channel to Catalina. Remember that you share the harbor with large commercial ships, so monitor VHF channel 16 and 14 and keep well clear of deep-draft traffic.