KING HARBOR AND SHORELINE

LOCATION:
LAT. 33' 50.3 w, LON. 118.23.7 N

APPROACH:
Power plant stacks are prominent with 165 ft lighted beacon. Red and white safe water buoy outside harbor entrance can be passed on either side.

ANCHORING:
Allowed inside breakwater away from tugboat buoys. Boats must anchor fore and aft. Check in with harbor patrol via vhf on channel 16.

WASTE:
Pump-out station is located at harbor patrol office and is free of charge.

FUEL AND ICE:
Available from Rocky Point Marine Fuel Dock located across from harbor patrol office.

SHORELINE:
North-sandy beaches with surf.
South and along Palos Verdes Peninsula is rocky with much kelp and winter high surf.

MALAGA COVE:
Unprotected in prevailing winds, but fine for lunch anchoring. Stay out of surf and kelp line.

BLUFF COVE:
Unprotected, with rock and kelp.

LUNADA BAY:
Good diving and lunch anchorage. Rock and kelp. Consult charts for rocks awash at low tide.