Posted in Southern California August 01, 2017 by Angela

The Quaint Fisherman’s Village In Southern California That’s Worthy Of A Day Trip

Did you know there was a quaint village right here in Southern California that’s modeled after a New England fishing town? If you love all things SoCal, you’ll want to take a look at this charming destination that will completely transport you to a different place.

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If you love exploring Southern California and discovering new destinations, you'll adore this quaint little village located in Marina del Rey at 13737 Fiji Way.

With colorful storefronts, local shops, and bustling waterfront restaurants, Fisherman's Village is the perfect spot to brighten your day.

As you stroll through Fisherman's Village, there's no question you'll feel like you've been transported to a small New England town as it was purposely designed to look and feel just like one.

There's plenty to see and do at Fisherman's Village, including dining at some tasty restaurants right on the harbor.

You'll also enjoy year-round outdoor concerts at the village. On a sunny SoCal day, there's nothing like live outdoor music in the afternoon.

When the music breaks out, be prepared for some dancing in the streets. People here sure know how to have a good time.

If you'd like to spend some time out on the water, you'll find plenty of boats and other watercraft available for rent.

Not only is Fisherman's Village known as being a fun destination to spend an afternoon, but it also happens to be the world's largest man-made small boat harbor. How's that for some handy SoCal trivia!?

But perhaps the best part about a trip to Fisherman's Village is taking in the stunning view at sunset. It's the perfect way to end a fun and scenic SoCal day.

Who knew SoCal had such a darling waterfront village? Have you had the chance to spend any time here? If so, please share your experience in the comments.

If you love the look and feel of quaint villages, you may also want to check out this other charming village in SoCal that’s also worth a day trip.