Manhattan Beach Pier

Conditions (Full weather report)

Water

Surf

Height

4.3 ft (buoy); 3.0 ft (CDIP)

Period

17 s (buoy); 12.5 s (CDIP)

Sun

Rise

5:46 AM

Set

7:55 PM

Tide

Tides:

High/Low tide: L Prediction in cm: -49 Prediction in ft: -1.6 Time: 05:07 AM
High/Low tide: H Prediction in cm: 125 Prediction in ft: 4.1 Time: 11:35 AM
High/Low tide: L Prediction in cm: 52 Prediction in ft: 1.7 Time: 04:26 PM
High/Low tide: H Prediction in cm: 204 Prediction in ft: 6.7 Time: 10:42 PM

Data provided by National Weather Service and Scripps/CDIP.

Facilities

Each icon is a link to a multilingual definition. Courtesy of the USC Sea grant Program.

Parking
Spaces: 378
ADA Facilities
14 disabled parking spaces

Links

City of Manhattan Beach - Manhattan Beach's Web site with city events, resident and business information, and community resources.
USC Sea Grant Beach Guide, Dockweiler and Manhattan Beach - Visit the Dockweiler / Manhattan Beach section of the USC Sea Grant Beach Guide.
Beaches and Harbors Beach Page - Visit the Manhattan Beach page on the Department of Beaches and Harbors Web site.
L.A. County Department of Public Health: Water Quality - A Web site from the Department of Public Health, which protects the health, prevents disease, and promotes the health and well-being for all persons in Los Angeles County. Follow this link to the department's water quality page, to find beach's water-quality grade and any relevant warnings and/or advisories.
A Wheelchair Riders Guide - A guide to wheelchair-accessible beaches, parks and preserves between Malibu and San Clemente.

Address
Manhattan Beach Boulevard and North Ocean Drive, Manhattan Beach Directions

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