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Catalina Island

Catalina Island, a gem nestled in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Southern California, offers a unique blend of natural beauty, outdoor adventures, and a touch of history. The island is renowned for its stunning landscapes, crystal-clear waters and the charming seaside town of Avalon.

Most of the island is protected by the Catalina Conservancy, a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving the island’s natural resources. Several Marine Protected Areas ensure the health and biodiversity of the island’s marine ecosystems. Visitors can explore these underwater sanctuaries through scuba and snorkeling. One of the most popular is the Casino Dive Park, the first non-profit park in the world designated for scuba diving. 

 

Beyond its marine wonders, Catalina Island offers a variety of activities for outdoor enthusiasts. Hiking trails and remote roads wind through rugged canyons and coastal bluffs, providing breathtaking views of the ocean. Book a shuttle or an interior tour with Catalina Taxi and Tours to see the rest of what this intriguing island has to offer. 

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What You Need to Know About Catalina

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Casino Dive Park

The first park dedicated to scuba diving in the world

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Custom Adventures

Discover the island with an array of unique adventures

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Getting Here

Options include ferry, helicopter, private boat or private plane. 

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Catalina Blog

Learn more about the island and Catalina's underwater world. 

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Catalina Partners

Our family of companies can help you get the most out of your time on the island.

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Getting to Catalina Island

Options for getting to Catalina Island include ferry boats and helicopters as well as private boat and private plane. 

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Offers several departures a day from Long Beach, San Pedro and Dana Point. Takes about 75 minutes.

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Operates seasonal one with round trip a day from Newport Beach. Takes about 90 minutes.

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Several flights a day from Long Beach. 

Takes about 15 minutes.

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