Best anchorages and harbours in Southern California

127 documented anchorages and harbours in Southern California, ranked by boaters' ratings: shelter, seabed, services, photos and reviews, ready to open in the BoatMap app.

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  1. Ventura Yacht Club121
    HarbourVentura, United States

    Ventura Yacht Club

    Yacht club marina of 91 berths on the west side of Ventura Harbor, between the harbour village and the Channel Islands National Park headquarters.

  2. Villa Cove Marina122
    HarbourNewport Beach, United States

    Villa Cove Marina

    Forty-two berth marina at 1099 Bayside Drive in Newport Harbour, opposite Balboa Island, operated by CRC Marinas.

  3. Vintage Marina123
    HarbourOxnard, United States

    Vintage Marina

    Marina of more than 380 berths inside Channel Islands Harbor, Oxnard, for boats from 25 ft up to 100 ft end-ties.

  4. 124
    HarbourNewport Beach, United States

    Waterfront Marina

    Small private marina at 919 Bayside Drive in Newport Harbour, taking boats up to about 33 feet with a maximum beam of 12 feet.

  5. 125
    HarbourMarina Del Rey, United States

    Wayfarer Marina Slips

    Marina in the D and E Basins of Marina del Rey, on the Los Angeles coast in California.

  6. Westport Marina126
    HarbourOxnard, United States

    Westport Marina

    Marina at the northern end of Channel Islands Harbor in Oxnard, California. End ties, side ties and standard berths for boats from 20 to 60 ft.

  7. Zúñiga127
    AnchorageUnited States

    Zúñiga

    Anchorage near Zuniga Point at the tip of Coronado, where San Diego Bay meets the Pacific in California.

    • Sheltered NW, W, SW

Frequently asked questions

How many harbours and anchorages does BoatMap document in Southern California?

BoatMap documents 127 harbours and anchorages in Southern California, with shelter, seabed, services, photos and boaters' reviews.

Which BoatMap guides cover Southern California?

Catalina Island coves and moorings, Channel Islands national park anchorages, San Diego to Santa Barbara: the coastal stopovers.