Rent a Boat in Los Angeles

With 9 miles of coastline along the Los Angeles waterfront alone and another 831 coastal miles along California’s Pacific Coast, it is hard to imagine a better place to be a boater than LA. Warm, blue Pacific Ocean waters beckon boaters while fish big and small wait for anglers to seek them out. Add in the lack of rainfall and average year-round temperatures of about 80 degrees, and it’s easy to see what makes Los Angeles a popular boating destination. Other great attractions are within easy reach, such as Catalina Island and the Channel Islands National Park. With almost perfect weather and many destinations for boaters to explore, Los Angeles is a great destination for boat owners and renters alike. 

What To Know

Los Angeles has great weather year-round. With lows rarely dropping below 70 degrees or rising above 85, the weather is almost always perfect for a day on the water. Some of the most popular boats in the area include – 

Safety Requirements:

Visit the California Department of Parks and Recreation to learn more.  Where to dock your boat or meet your rental:

Weather Conditions

There is no bad time of year to visit Los Angeles. Temperatures are rarely lower than 70 degrees or higher than 85, although it can occasionally get chilly enough for a jacket in the winter. Any other time of year, it is almost always warm enough to swim, snorkel, or lay in the sun. Summers are warmer but with 85-degree highs, but it is never too cold or overly hot in Southern California.The Los Angeles area can see some cooler temps dropping down into the 50s in the winter months, but the chilly weather is usually short-lived. However, the Pacific Ocean around Los Angeles can be a little chilly.

Avg. Temperature High: August is typically the hottest month at 85°F

Avg. Temperature Low: December and January are the coolest with temps around 65°F

Avg. Water Temperatures in and around Los Angeles: