Manhattan Beach to Venice Beach via Marina del Rey & Abbot Kinney | Los Angeles Drive 4K

Manhattan Beach to Venice Beach via Marina del Rey & Abbot Kinney | Los Angeles Drive 4K

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Cityscapes to Sunsets

Cityscapes to Sunsets

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Take a scenic 4K driving tour along the beautiful Los Angeles coastline, starting at Manhattan Beach Pier and heading north toward Venice Beach. The journey passes Manhattan Beach and El Porto Beach before continuing along Vista del Mar by Dockweiler State Beach and Playa del Rey. Explore the waterfront streets of Marina del Rey, then head toward Venice and cruise along Abbot Kinney Boulevard before reaching the iconic Venice Sign. 🎥 Around 11 AM to 12 PM on a Saturday morning. ☀️ Weather: 81–86°F (27–29°C) 📍ROUTE & PLACES 00:00 Intro 00:51 Manhattan Beach Pier 08:00 El Porto Beach 11:00 Vista del Mar 12:30 Dockweiler State Beach 15:40 Playa del Rey 20:30 Marina del Rey 33:10 Venice Beach 36:56 Abbot Kinney Boulevard 41:00 Venice Sign Enjoy ocean views, sandy beaches, marina scenery, palm-lined streets, and the laid-back atmosphere of Southern California. 🎥 No talking — just a relaxing real-time driving tour in Los Angeles. If you enjoy Los Angeles driving tours, California coastal drives, beachside neighborhoods, and 4K street views, subscribe for more driving videos around Los Angeles. 👍 Which part of this coastal drive is your favorite: Manhattan Beach, Marina del Rey, Abbot Kinney, or Venice Beach? #LosAngeles #VeniceBeach #ManhattanBeach

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