Sabrina’s Playa Guidebook
Sightseeing
The Ballona Wetlands is one of the last remaining saltwater wetlands in Southern California. The 16.3 acre tidal wetland is a nursery and habitat for marine and mudflat creatures. It is a refuge for migrating birds and a source of peace and serenity for Playa del Rey and Marina del Rey. The wetlands have been considered sacred ground by native peoples for thousands of years. Several federal and state listed endangered species inhabit the Ballona Wetlands Ecosystem, including the Southwestern Willow Flycatcher, the most endangered songbird in North America. The National Audubon Society gives nature tours of the wetlands.
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Ballona Wetlands Ecological Reserve
The Ballona Wetlands is one of the last remaining saltwater wetlands in Southern California. The 16.3 acre tidal wetland is a nursery and habitat for marine and mudflat creatures. It is a refuge for migrating birds and a source of peace and serenity for Playa del Rey and Marina del Rey. The wetlands have been considered sacred ground by native peoples for thousands of years. Several federal and state listed endangered species inhabit the Ballona Wetlands Ecosystem, including the Southwestern Willow Flycatcher, the most endangered songbird in North America. The National Audubon Society gives nature tours of the wetlands.
El Porto Beach
4499-4401 The StrandThis is where you will find the true local surfing culture of the South Bay.
Shopping
Waterside, Marina del Rey
4700 Admiralty WayTrendy shopping center for upscale items.
Food scene
Great food, better atmosphere. Amazing whiskey speakeasy in the back, called "Grain"
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Playa Provisions
119 Culver BlvdGreat food, better atmosphere. Amazing whiskey speakeasy in the back, called "Grain"
Harbor Room
195 Culver BlvdThis is a must stop while in Playa. It is the smallest dive bar in the west!