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Welcome to the Long Beach Marine Bureau, developed to introduce you to the many wonderful waterfront assets that Long Beach possesses and offers to the public. Since Long Beach is located on the coast of Southern California, and has near shore waters protected by a series of breakwaters, its climate and waterfront conditions are second to none. The Marine Bureau staff manages more than 3,300 slips in its three marinas, a thriving commercial harbor that provides many enjoyable on-water activities, nearly eleven miles of recreational beach and waterfront, five launch ramp facilities, a rowing/water-skiing facility, and the list goes on. The staff of the Long Beach Marine Bureau is dedicated to making sure your use of these waterfront resources are enjoyable.

Alamitos Bay Marina • Address: 205 N. Marina Drive, Long Beach CA 90803 • Phone: (562) 570-3215 • Email: [email protected] • Hours: Monday – Friday 7:30 am – 5:30 pm; Saturday 8:00 am – 4:00 pm; Sunday 8:00 am – 2:00 pm • Description: The Alamitos Bay Marina opened in the late 1950s and features 1,624 slips for recreational boaters. Alamitos Bay Marina is located on the east side of Long Beach, at the intersection of Pacific Coast Highway and Second Street, near Belmont Shore and Naples Island. The Alamitos Bay Marina recently completed a $105 million dollar renovation, including replacement of all boat slips, docks, and various aspects of the marina’s infrastructure. • The facilities at Alamitos Bay Marina include: boat slips and side tie dock space ranging from 25’ to 115’; on-site designated boater parking; mailboxes for live aboard boaters; showers and restrooms; pump out stations; lockable dock boxes; courtesy dock phones; on-site fuel dock services; fee-based wi-fi services; on-site oil recycling; and 24-hour security patrols. • Alamitos Bay Marina is conveniently located, with an array of shopping, dining options – many of which are in walking distance from the marina. A number of boater service providers are also located within the marina, including marine hardware/supply stores, equipment sales and repair, and a full service shipyard. • Public transportation from Alamitos Bay Marina to other Long Beach destinations is available via Long Beach Transit buses and low cost water taxis/shuttles (which operate seasonally). • Alamitos Bay Marina – Pump Outs o Alamitos Bay Marina offers a pump out location on the Harbormaster’s dock, and additional pump out locations at the public dock near Davies Launch Ramp. o All of the pump outs are free of charge and open 24 hours per day. Instructions are posted on each machine. Problems or malfunctioning equipment should be reported to the Alamitos Bay Marina office, at 562-570-3215, or to the Marine Maintenance office at (562) 570-1582. Pump outs are for holding tanks only, and should not be used to pump gray-water or bilge water; no petroleum products may enter the sewer line. • Yacht clubs in Alamitos Bay Marina o Alamitos Bay Yacht Club: (562) 434-9955 www.abyc.org
o Long Beach Yacht Club: (562) 598-9401 http://www.lbyc.org o Seal Beach Yacht Club: (562) 431-9254 www.slbyc.com o Little Ships Fleet: (562) 598-1524 www.lsfyc.org o Navy Yacht Club of Long Beach: (562) 714-2563 www.nyclb.org • Additional Marina Services o Alamitos Bay Marina Fuel Dock (562) 594-0888 o ECCO Wireless (fee-based marina wi-fi service provider) (231) 346-7324 o Marina Shipyard (562) 594-0995

Long Beach Shoreline Marina • Address: 450 E. Shoreline Drive, Long Beach, California 90802 • Phone: (562) 570-4950 • Email: [email protected] • Hours: Monday – Friday 7:30 am – 5:30 pm; Saturday 8:00 am – 4:00 pm; Sunday 8:00 am – 2:00 pm • Description: The Shoreline (Downtown) Marina opened in 1982 and features 1,624 slips for recreational boaters. Shoreline Marina is located between the Queen Mary and the Long Beach Convention Center, in the heart of downtown Long Beach. • The facilities at Shoreline Marina amenities include: boat slips ranging from 25’ to 90’; side tie dock space to 160’; on-site restricted boater parking; mailboxes for live aboard boaters; showers and restrooms; pump out stations; lockable dock boxes; security access to gangways; courtesy dock phones; on-site washers and dryers; fuel dock services; fee-based wi-fi services; on-site oil recycling; and 24-hour security patrols. • Shoreline Marina is nearby to Long Beach’s vibrant downtown, with an array of shopping, dining and entertainment options – many of which are in walking distance from the marina. • Public transportation from Shoreline Marina to other Long Beach destinations is available via Long Beach Transit buses and low-cost water taxis/shuttles (which operate seasonally). In addition, a growing network of public bike-share locations are available across the City, both at hourly rates or through monthly memberships. • Long Beach Shoreline Marina – Pump Outs o Shoreline Marina offers two pump out locations on the Harbormaster’s dock, and additional pump out locations at the public dock (dock 10) near Parkers Lighthouse Restaurant. o All of the pump outs are free of charge and open 24 hours per day. Instructions are posted on each machine. Problems or malfunctioning equipment should be reported to the Shoreline Marina office, at 562-570-4950, or to the Marine Maintenance office at (562) 570-1582. Pump outs are for holding tanks only, and should not be used to pump gray-water or bilge water; no petroleum products may enter the sewer line. • Yacht club in the Long Beach Shoreline Marina o Shoreline Yacht Club (562) 435-4093 • Additional Marina Services o Shoreline Marina Fuel Dock (562) 491-4636 o ECCO Wireless (fee-based marina wi-fi service provider) (231)-346-7324 o Marina Shipyard (562) 594-0995

Rainbow Harbor/Rainbow Marina • Office is closed. Please contact the Shoreline Marina office (562) 570- 4950 for information regarding Rainbow Harbor & Rainbow Marina. • Description: Rainbow Harbor and Rainbow Marina is located between Shoreline Village and the Aquarium of the Pacific in the heart of downtown Long Beach. The marina features 87 slips serving both recreational boaters and commercial operators. In addition, the harbor area of the facility features twelve, 150-foot docks, that are home port to an array of exciting waterfront attractions, including: sports fishing; whale watching; harbor cruises; dinner cruises; private charter boats; rental boats; personal watercraft rentals; and more. Rainbow Harbor / Rainbow Marine is just steps away to an array of shopping, dining and entertainment options, located at Shoreline Village and the Pike Outlet stores. • Amenities at the marina include: showers and restrooms; pump out stations; lockable dock boxes; security access to gangways; courtesy dock phones; and 24-hour security patrols. • Public transportation from Rainbow Harbor / Rainbow Marine to other Long Beach destinations is available via Long Beach Transit buses and low-cost water taxis/shuttles (which operate seasonally). In addition, a growing network of public bike-share locations are available across the City, both at hourly rates or through monthly memberships. • Marina Billing • Email: [email protected]

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