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CATALINA ISLAND Yacht Charter & Boat Rentals

Catalina island yacht charter & yacht rentals.

Catalina Island is an adventure just off the coast of Southern California. Luxury Liners provides charters departing from Marina del Rey, Newport Beach, and Long Beach.

All Catalina Island charters are 8 hours minimum with 2-2.5 hours in travel time each way.

100′ AZIMUT (NPB) | 12 Guests

100′ SKIPPERLINER – NPB | 100 Guests

145′ SUN COAST (MDR) | 12 Guests

47′ SEA RAY | 12, 6 Guests

52′ Sunseeker San Remo (NPB) | 6 Guests

53′ CARVER (MDR-EGB) | 6 Guests

55′ Sunseeker (NPB) | 12 Guests

55′ VANDUTCH – NPB | 10 Guests

The adventure (two h arbors o r avalon).

Comfort:  Cross Current Smooth Ride Early AM; Typical ride mid day.

Mooring Fees:  Yes/Available

Trip Distance:  38 miles from Marina del Rey; 16 miles from Long Beach, California.

Harbors : Two Harbors and Avalon

Anchorage : Various semi protected anchorages are available for vessels.

LONG BEACH BOAT RENTALS TO CATALINA ISLAND | TWO HARBORS

MARINA DEL REY TO CATALINA ISLAND | TWO HARBORS

LONG BEACH BOAT RENTALS TO CATALINA | AVALON

MARINA DEL REY YACHT CHARTER TO CATALINA | AVALON

More of The Channel Islands

Comfort:  Up Hill – Rough Ride

Moorings:  Yes/Available

Trip Time:  2-2.5 hours each way from Marina del Rey to Catalina Island

Other Islands:  Santa Cruz Island |  Santa Catalina Island |  Anacapa Island | San Miguel Island | Santa Barbara Island | San Clemente Island | San Nicolas Island (Navy Owned; Limited to No access to land) | Santa Rosa Island

Anchorage:  Various semi protected anchorages are available for vessels.

The island is located 30 miles offshore from crowded Los Angeles coastal line. The island is part of Channel Island National Park. 90% of the island is covered by wilderness.

Charter Catalina

In conclusion and most of all you will have the experience of a lifetime. Charter to Catalina Island off the California coast with in one of our yachts. Do all sorts of wonderful things! Enjoy scuba diving, snorkeling, kayaking, jet skiing, and more. Since Santa Catalina Island has two main areas, Avalon and Two Harbors you’ll have plenty of options. Avalon has all sorts of restaurants and attractions for tourists along with series of hotels. Two Harbors has a small village with one restaurant, a lodging facility, and is ideal for nature lovers as well as hiking.

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Boat & Catamaran charter in Catalina Island - Yacht Rental

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Nestled off the coast of California, Catalina Island beckons with its azure waters, scenic coastlines, and the promise of hidden adventures. Whether you’re yearning for a romantic getaway, an adventurous excursion with friends, or a serene solo retreat, Yachting.Rent ensures a seamless and unforgettable journey aboard our premium yachts. Set sail with us and let Catalina Island’s magic unfold before you, one nautical mile at a time.

Yachting.Rent prides itself on offering an expansive and meticulously maintained fleet of yachts suitable for every type of seafarer. Catalina Island, with its rich marine life, secluded coves, and historic landmarks, is best explored on a private vessel, allowing you the freedom to chart your own course. Imagine anchoring in a secluded bay for a refreshing swim or snorkeling session amidst vibrant marine life. As evening descends, find a tranquil spot, drop anchor, and let the island’s silhouette against the setting sun provide the backdrop for a cozy dinner aboard. Our yachts are equipped with state-of-the-art amenities ensuring comfort and luxury at every turn. From spacious cabins, modern kitchens to lounging decks perfect for those sun-soaked afternoons, we’ve left no stone unturned in making sure your maritime adventure is unparalleled.

But what truly sets Yachting.Rent apart is our unwavering commitment to our guests. We understand that sailing is not just about the destination, but the journey itself. Our knowledgeable crew is always on hand, ready to cater to your every need, be it navigating the best routes, suggesting hidden gems on Catalina Island, or ensuring safety throughout your voyage. For those who wish to take the helm themselves, our team provides comprehensive briefings, ensuring you feel confident as you navigate the waters.

Embarking on a yacht journey to Catalina Island with Yachting.Rent is more than just a trip; it’s an experience. It’s the thrill of the open sea, the serenity of quiet coves, and the joy of discovering Catalina’s treasures at your own pace. Join us, and let the rhythmic waves, salty breeze, and the allure of Catalina Island craft memories that will last a lifetime.

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Boat & Catamaran charter in Catalina Island

Bali 4.5 – 4 + 2 cab. – Adria Chicha – 2017

Lagoon 450 F – 4 + 2 cab. – Shiva – 2018

Lagoon 42 – 4 + 2 cab. – Hanselli – 2024

Lagoon 42 – 4 + 1 cab. – pirelli – 2024.

Saxdor 320 GTC – Olivia – 2022

Saxdor 320 gto – kali – 2022.

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Yacht charter in Catalina Island

Catalina Island, a shimmering gem off the coast of California, holds secrets and stories best discovered from its surrounding waters. With Yachting.Rent’s premium yacht charter service, indulge in the luxury of exploring this enchanting island from a perspective few get to experience. Each yacht in our fleet is more than just a vessel; it’s your personal key to unlock the myriad wonders of Catalina Island, making every voyage a tailor-made adventure.

Our fleet, curated with meticulous attention to detail, boasts a range of yachts designed to cater to varied tastes and requirements. Whether you’re a seasoned sailor seeking the thrill of the open sea or someone looking for a leisurely cruise with loved ones, Yachting.Rent has the perfect yacht waiting for you. Each vessel is equipped with modern amenities, ensuring that luxury and comfort accompany you as you navigate the waters around Catalina Island. The spacious decks are perfect for sunbathing or star-gazing, while the cozy cabins provide a restful retreat. Modern kitchens ensure you can whip up gourmet meals at sea, and for those who crave adventure, many of our yachts come with diving and snorkeling equipment, allowing you to explore the rich marine life that thrives beneath Catalina’s waves.

However, it’s not just the quality of our yachts that sets us apart; it’s the Yachting.Rent experience. Our team is driven by a passion for the sea and a commitment to ensuring our guests have an unforgettable journey. From the moment you express interest in chartering a yacht, our experts guide you, offering insights into the best routes around Catalina Island, hidden coves worth exploring, and tips on the ideal anchor spots for the night. For those new to sailing, our crew provides hands-on training, ensuring you’re well-equipped to steer your vessel with confidence.

In a world of fast-paced travels and crowded destinations, chartering a yacht with Yachting.Rent offers an intimate, bespoke escape. The allure of Catalina Island, with its rugged coastlines, secret beaches, and the call of the wild, becomes even more mesmerizing when seen from the deck of one of our yachts. With the wind in your hair, the horizon stretching endlessly before you, and the promise of new discoveries at every turn, the Yachting.Rent experience is all about crafting maritime memories that linger long after you’ve dropped anchor. Sail with us, and let Catalina Island’s magic envelop you.

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About Catalina Island

Why is Catalina Island a good sailing destination?

Located a mere 22 miles southwest of Los Angeles, Catalina Island beckons sailors and maritime enthusiasts with its sparkling waters and rugged beauty. Often considered Southern California’s best-kept secret, this island oasis presents a maritime playground that offers both serene anchorages and dynamic sailing conditions. As one embarks on a journey with Yachting.Rent, the essence of Catalina Island, with its unique blend of natural beauty and maritime charm, becomes the backdrop for an unforgettable sailing experience.

The waters surrounding Catalina Island are known for their crystal-clear quality, which is nothing short of a sailor’s dream. Navigating these turquoise expanses reveals not only the island’s breathtaking coastal landscapes but also the diverse marine life that thrives beneath. Dolphins frequently accompany sailors, playfully riding the bow wave, while the more secluded coves might treat one to the sight of seals basking on rocky outcrops. The consistent winds and the relatively predictable sea conditions make Catalina a sailor’s paradise, offering both challenges for experienced sailors and comfort for those seeking a more leisurely sail. The island’s leeward side presents calm waters, ideal for those who wish to take it slow, while the windward side, with its stronger gusts, is perfect for those seeking an adrenaline rush.

But the joys of Catalina don’t just lie in its waters. The island itself is a treasure trove of experiences. Quaint towns like Avalon offer a mix of cultural attractions, dining, and shopping, while the more secluded Two Harbors provides a rustic escape from the modern world. Anchor in one of the many coves, and you’re in for a treat – whether it’s a secluded beach picnic, a snorkeling adventure among vibrant coral reefs, or a hike exploring the island’s diverse flora and fauna. Catalina’s rich history, spanning Native American civilizations, Spanish explorers, and Hollywood celebrities, adds layers to your sailing journey, making it as much an exploration of the past as it is of the present.

Choosing Yachting.Rent to explore Catalina Island’s maritime wonders ensures not only a world-class sailing experience but also the insights and expertise of a team that knows these waters like the back of their hand. Our commitment is to ensure that every sailor, whether novice or seasoned, gets to experience Catalina Island in its fullest glory. With its mix of exhilarating sailing conditions, breathtaking natural beauty, and rich history, Catalina Island isn’t just a destination; it’s a call to adventure, a siren song that beckons to all who crave the magic of the sea. Join us in answering that call, and let’s set sail towards memories that will last a lifetime.

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Sailing boat or Catamaran, what to sail in Catalina Island

Catalina Island, California, with its shimmering blue waters, hidden coves, and diverse marine life, is a prime destination for sailors. Yet, one of the key decisions that travelers face is whether to opt for a sailing boat or a catamaran. Both vessels have their distinct advantages, and Yachting.Rent, with its rich experience in the nautical world, is here to guide you through your options, ensuring you select the vessel that will best complement your desired sailing experience around the enchanting Catalina Island.

Sailing boats, with their timeless elegance, offer an authentic connection to the art of sailing. They’re typically mono-hulled, which means they heel or tilt as the wind picks up, adding a touch of thrill to the journey. This heeling can be a mesmerizing experience as one feels the synergy between the elements and the vessel. Sailing boats are also often perceived as being more “in touch” with the water, allowing sailors to feel every wave and gust of wind. Their deep keels make them stable in choppier waters, providing a smooth ride even when the sea gets a little rough. This makes sailing boats an excellent choice for those who want to truly immerse themselves in the pure essence of sailing and feel the rhythm of the sea.

On the other hand, catamarans, with their twin hulls, are the embodiment of stability and space. They sit flat on the water, ensuring a steady journey, which can be especially appealing to those who are new to sailing or are prone to seasickness. The design of a catamaran also provides ample space, both above and below deck. This means larger lounge areas, spacious cabins, and panoramic views from almost every corner of the vessel. Catamarans are also renowned for their shallow draft, allowing sailors to venture closer to the coastline and explore hidden coves and beaches that might be inaccessible to deeper-hulled vessels. For groups or families, or those who prioritize comfort and space, a catamaran is an unmatched choice.

Given the unique offerings of both sailing boats and catamarans, the decision ultimately rests on personal preferences and the kind of experience one seeks. Do you crave the authentic, visceral sensation of traditional sailing, or is a stable, spacious voyage more aligned with your vision? At Yachting.Rent, our team is dedicated to understanding your needs and matching you with the perfect vessel. Our fleet, comprising both sailing boats and catamarans, is meticulously maintained and equipped with all modern amenities. We’re passionate about ensuring that your journey around Catalina Island is not just a trip, but a curated maritime experience, one that will linger in your memories long after you’ve returned to shore. Let us be your compass, guiding you to the vessel that will be the perfect companion on your Catalina adventure.

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Catalina Yacht Charter

Overnight stay, treat yourself, catalina island yacht charter & yacht rentals.

Catalina Island is an adventure just off the coast of Southern California. Luxury Liners provides charters departing from Marina del Rey, Newport Beach, and Long Beach.

All Catalina Island charters are 8 hours minimum with 2-2.5 hours in travel time each way.

60′ Azimut (MDR) | 12 Guests

Charters From $3,599.96

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53′ CARVER (MDR-EGB) | 6 Guests

Charters From $2,281.74

102′ LUXURY LINER | 12 Guests

Charters From $11,975.16

108′ MONTE FINO | 12 Guests

Charters From $12,732.30

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Charters From $22,494.88

125′ LUXURY LINER | 12 Guests

125′ ses luxury yacht | 12 guests, 145′ sun coast (mdr) | 12 guests.

Charters From $27,387.60

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Charters From $2,968.40

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A yacht charter with LaGrandeYacht is more than a journey – it’s an unforgettable luxury experience. Our personalized services and tailored adventures allow you to explore Catalina Island in ultimate comfort and style.

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What sets LaGrandeYacht apart is our dedication to crafting bespoke charters based on your desires. Our intimate knowledge of yachting ensures an immersive escape curated just for you. Contact us today to learn more about the exclusive LaGrandeYacht experience.

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Our customizable process provides an exceptional charter from start to finish. From selecting your perfect vessel to disembarking with lifelong memories, we handle every detail with excellence and care. Reach out now to begin planning your dream yacht vacation.

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Whatever your charter needs – a family getaway, romantic retreat, or island adventure – LaGrandeYacht offers a range of services suited to you. Our diverse fleet, crewed by seasoned professionals, features yachts outfitted with luxury amenities. Discover the ideal option for you by contacting LaGrandeYacht today.

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From your first inquiry to disembarking, we tailor each step to exceed expectations. Choose your ideal yacht from our fleet equipped with luxurious amenities. Our seasoned crew will handle the details to ensure a smooth, relaxing charter.

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The ultimate LA getaway Santa Catalina Island is the perfect place to take a private yacht charter. Feel as though you’ve been whisked away to European waterfront town by spending a few nights in Catalina. Santa Catalina Island is a part of the eight-island archipelago along the Santa Barbara Channel and is the only island with a notable year round civilian population. Most private charters out of southern California locations can reach Catalina in two to three hours, depending on the conditions and departure location.

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The heart of Santa Catalina is Avalon. This seaside resort is an urban escape that is just a short private charter away from Los Angeles. Avalon received its name from Etta Whitney, the sister-in-law of the town's original city visionary and founder George Shatto.

She was inspired from the Lord Alfred Tennyson´s poem 'Idylls of the king'. They originally thought to try and name the city after Shatto, with names like “Shattoville” and “Shatto-town,” but concern over the unknown future vibe of the city potentially tarnishing the Shatto name made them reconsider.

Hamilton beach

This recognizable cove stands out to all who approach the island with its private Mediterranean-style condominiums. The first one sold in 1985 and it continues to be privately owned accommodation for those who like to reside on the island regularly.

While it's not clear where its name comes from, it could be because it looks like a resting frog or the fact the adventurous types like to climb this giant rock and jump into the sea below like little froggies. It is also a popular point for kayakers venturing from Avalon.

Gallagher canyon

Gallagher Canyon is leased to the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA by the Catalina Island Conservancy, which uses it as their Campus by the Sea. The camp was founded in 1951 by Mel Friesen and can host around 250 people in their permanent campground setup. The camp is only accessible to via boat and is enjoyed year round by youth.

Toyon Bay was first developed in 1931 by Keith Vosburg who built the Toyon School For Boys, a Private boys boarding school. The school was interrupted during World War II when the Office of Strategic Services used the space as a training camp. It came back temporarily, but was eventually sold and became a resort in the 1950’s. The resort wasn’t a success and the property was left abandoned for 2 decades until the Catalina Island Marine Institute (CIMI) purchased the property in 1979. It continues to be a hub of STEM learning and camps for young children.

Willow Cove

A popular beach for locals looking to lay out in the sun away from the tourists Willow cove is a beautiful hidden beach only reachable via hiking trails or boat. It is also the closest boat-in designated beach campsite to Avalon.

Moonstone Beach

Today Moonstone Beach is privately operated by the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. The beach name is a reference to a time when it used to be a favorite tourist destination to come and search for stones that were washed up onto the shore. In the late 19th century guests would come for the day and look for a variety of stones such as moonstones, agates, water opals and other forms of semi-precious stones. They would then return to Avalon where jewelers would polish them into their beautiful forms and guests could pick jewelry settings right then and there.

Buffalo Beach

At the beginning of the White cove is the San Diego Yacht Club outpost locally known as Buffalo Beach. Named of course after the famous Catalina buffalo that can be seen grazing here.

White's landing Pier

This new pier was built in 2015, after the 2014 Hurricane Marie aftermath waves destroyed the original. Together the state, Connelly Pacific, and the Catalina Conservancy were able to remove the debris and rebuilt it quickly.

White's Landing

White's Landing used to be called Swains, a misspelling of, the first name of, the famous “island hermit” Sven Larsen. The Norwegian immigrant came to the island in 1855 and lived isolated in his own paradise herding cattle and operating a small sailboat. It was eventually renamed White's Landing and is known for having the largest strip of sandy beach, making it one of the best places to lay out on the island. Flanked by two yacht club outposts and home to many education organizations throughout the years.

Whites Landing Station

The top of Whites Cove is called Whites Landing Station. Since 1957 It has also been home to the Balboa yacht club outpost, whose members built the facilities over the years.

One of the best snorkeling and dive spots on the island, Hen Rock is surrounded by underwater reefs and large underwater rocks that a plethora of sea life call home. Good for divers of all skill sets, due to its large majority of not too deep water, and consistent conditions thanks to the protection of Long Point. Divers here can often be seen swimming under and through schools of blacksmith fish, jack mackerel and even barracuda.

Button Shell Beach

Home to Camp Fox, the famous YMCA summer camp, where more than 200 Los Angelian children flock over the summer. Button Shell Beach is leased by Guided Discoveries, who focuses on helping children have immersive interactive experience in science.

In 1867, long point was first dictated onto a map, named clearly for being the widest geographical point on the island at 7 and a half miles. This long rock wall stands above the long point beach, which houses a boat in camping spot. Towards the end of the point is also a popular diving spot called pirates cove.

If guests are lucky, they may see the national bird of The United States, the bald eagle, soaring the skies above their private charter here. Twin Rocks is an active bald eagle hatching spot, thanks to the Institute for Wildlife Studies (IWS), who came to Catalina Island In the 1980s, to reintroduce the threatened eagles to the Channel Islands habitat.

Goat Harbor

In the 1800’s the Spanish brought goats to Santa Catalina island. When they left the goats stayed and continued to flourish and become wild. This harbor received its name as it used to be a local hangout for wild goat hunters. There are still wild goats on the island today, but they are closely monitored since they are not native and can be detrimental to the fragile ecosystem, where they have no native predators.

Cabrillo Harbor

Named after the Spanish explorer Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo, who was the first European to visit the island in 1542. Cabrillo is protected from the North West swells making it a great spot for snorkeling, swimming, fun in the sun, and staying over for the night.

Little Gibraltar

Here beneath the sea lies a pair of underwater pinnacles, making Little Gibraltar a favorite diving spot. These small seamounts are pillars for a rich wildlife ecosystem.

Blue Cavern Point

This site is part of the Blue Cavern State Marine Conservation Area (SMCA) and a beautiful point that is popular because of its many caves and caverns. With a rocky reef and a drop off full of gorgonians it's great for diving.

This small 1.3 acre island, a half mile off Fisherman’s Cove and looks like another great extension of the Catalina wildlife preserve, but it has been privately owned since the 1920’s. It was purchased in 1925 and caused an upset as the Wrigley’s believed it was a part of the Santa Catalina. After a long drawn out court battle the USA government decided it was not a part of the island and the new owners began plans to build a casino to compete with the Wrigley’s Avalon casino. However, the great recession prevented the build and it was sold. It is currently owned by TV director Michael Caffey, who has attempted to list it on the market 3 times, starting at two million dollars and most recently at $875,000.

The white rock is a massively popular dive site and has been used for film shoots. However, whoever ends up with the property can expect that to continue as the California Coastal Commission regulations strictly monitor its use and as a safe space for many bird species it will essentially need to remain as is.

USC Wrigley Institute for Environmental Studies

In 1965 the Wrigley family donated this 5.5 acres of land, on the Fisherman's cove, and the Philip K. Wrigley Marine Science Center to USC. Over the years the following generations of the Wrigley family have continued to support the university in their efforts to educate about the environment, with building updates and financial support to expand the environmental studies programs.

Fisherman's Cove

Fisherman’s cove is an important hub for the rich pacific wildlife. In the 1980’s, California government, as a marine protected area, meaning fish can grow to full size and reproduce in a safe area. This Marine life refuge is the reason we have such great wildlife interactions on private Catalina yacht charters.

Since 1974 the cove has also been home to the USC Catalina Hyperbaric Chamber, which is an emergency medical facility for treatment of scuba diving accidents. The chamber is an extension of the Department of Emergency Medicine of the LA County/USC Medical Center.

Two Harbors “the Isthmus”

The other city on Catalina Island, Two Harbors, which is also known as “the Isthmus,” was started when the Banning family started to develop the area in 1899. They had hoped to build a town that would rival Avalon, but alas it continues to be more of a sleepy town with only one restaurant, one hotel, one general store and about 150 permanent residents who live on the isthmus year-round.

Fourth of July Cove

This quaint inlet is leased by the Fourth of July Yacht Club. The cove was named by the Bannings who were fond of this part of the island, and of hosting their family fourth of July picnic here.

Cherry Cove

Cherry cove has been a joyous spot for educational activities since 1923, when it first became a private camp of the Boy Scouts of America. Today it is enjoyed by scouts and camps organized by The Catalina Island Marine Institute.

Jutting out into the sea Lion’s head not only stands guard protecting cherry cove from the winds, but it is the starting point of the marine protected areas adopted by the California Fish and Game Commission. This area is constantly being monitored by environmental scientists to track the effectiveness of the protection and learn more about ocean health.

Sullivan's Beach

From the charter we can see small secluded beaches like Sullivan's, which is only accessible via hiking trails or boat. The beach is in pristine condition and surrounded by hills of wildflowers.

Indian Rock

Located off the emerald bay Indian Rock is a great spot snorkeling. Surrounded by a rock garden which you can see peeking above the surface. There are extensive reefs that stretch around from rock .

Emerald Bay

The Emerald Bay used to serve as a ranch for John and Charles Johnson, who grazed cattle and sheep in the area. In 1925, the Crescent Bay Area Council founded the Boy Scout facility, which operated successfully for 15 years. Until WWII began and the Navy took over the property to train for underwater demolition training. By 1946 the camp was returned to the boy scouts and today 5,000 campers and The Corsair Yacht Club utilize the bay.

Arrow Point

The western third of Catalina Island is commonly referred to as the “West End” and is the location of the island’s oldest known shipwreck, the Manila galleon San Pedro, which sank in 1598.

Parsons Landing

This remote and secluded beach is one of the last or first beaches on this side of the island. Named after Parson brothers, who were some of the first squatters on the island. Nathaniel and Theophilus 'Thof' Parsons, were twin brothers who used to have a small stone house on the beach. They raised cattle and sheep and light farming to survive. Today there is a campsite which is only accessible by boat or hike.

Starlight Beach

A beach surrounded by large rocks in the cliffs and sea to some, but the end of a bucket list hike for some. Starlight Beach is the end of the 38.5 mile Trans-Catalina Trail.

The Catalina Island ¨west end¨ doesn’t refer to a place to see a live theater show, like the popular London area does. It was however home to many of the wild and non native species such as goats that almost destroyed the island's natural vegetation, until 1990 when they started the conservation efforts. Today, it's a great place to see native species thrive. The west end area refers to the far western portion of the island. Howland's Landing, Parson's Landing, Emerald Bay and Lobster Bay are the areas most associated with the west end.

As we cruise along the coast on the private Catalina island charter we will come upon large rock formations that rise from the sea. The most impressive rock is referred to as Eagle Rock. It's also not uncommon to see the recovering Bald Eagle species soaring here, likely the namesake for this popular diving and lobster fishing spot.

A favorite dive spot along this side of the island due to the offshore kelp beds and rich marine life. kelp beds are a small area of anchored kelp and one of the most productive and dynamic ecosystems on Earth.

Catalina Harbor ¨Cat Harbor¨

Cat harbor is one side of two harbors, the other being the Isthmus. There is a half-mile of land between the two sides. Cat Harbor stands out though since it has the deepest cove on the island, which provides excellent protection for boats anchored or moored there.

Ballast Point

Below the surface at Ballast point is the famous sunken Chinese pirate ship ´The Ningpo´. Built in 1753, the boat was originally named Kin Tai Foong, which translates to the Golden Typhoon. The boat spent 159 years in the Yellow Seas engaging in crimes such as smuggling, slave trading, mutiny, and piracy. The chinese eventually captured the ship and turned it into a prison, during this time it is rumored that 158 prisoners were beheaded.

In the 1860´s the ship was captured by the British who renamed it ´The Ningpo,’ meaning peaceful wave. The ship then started its tourism career sailing around entertaining the world. She came to Catalina in the 1900´s and served as a restaurant and museum. By the 20´s she was mainly a tourist attraction on the island, until the filming of a movie, when a film crew accidentally lit her on fire. While the underdecks burned the rest of the ship remained safe under the water, however over the years it continues to deteriorate and become one with the sea.

Little Harbor

Little Harbor has been an important location throughout the history of Catalina Island. Archaeologists have found evidence of increasingly complex material cultures about the native tribe who once called the island home. It was also once home to The Little Harbor Inn, which was built by O. T. Fellows, as a stagecoach stop on the way to the Banning´s. Today it continues to be a hotspot for its great beach and campsite on land and for boating. Sunset Magazine rated it "One of the Best Campgrounds in the West."

Affectionately called the ¨whale Tail” this rock looks like a whales tail from above. It separates Little Harbor and Shark Harbor, making it an excellent place to take photos of the two beaches.

Shark Harbor

Unprotected from Whale Rock shark harbor can is one of the few surf spots on the island.

Cottonwood Canyon

Cottonwood Canyon Beach is beautiful to see because it has a creek that pools up behind it and sometimes flows through it. There can even be a small waterfall when there is water in the canyon. The beach is named after the canyon that leads to it, which is lined with cottonwood trees that play an essential part of the riparian habitat in that canyon.

Ben Weston Beach

This beautiful and isolated beach is a hidden gem of catalina. For those who venture to reach it there is a beautiful place to lay out and the second best place to surf on the island. The beach was named after a sailor who fell in love with the island and then immediately returned after he bought the sheep herding rights for this area from James Lick for $20 worth of gold.

During World War II the military utilised this spot to protect the coast and today there are still remains of a military bunker and gun foundation.

China Point

In 1882, the Chinese Exclusion Act was passed, stopping Chinese from entering the country, but the country still needed laborers, so smugglers would illegally bring chinese into the country. China Point was a common camp where Chinese immigrants would wait until they were brought to Los Angeles.

As the name states this rock area is a favorite location for seals to reside. Attracting guests to come and admire these California locals since as early as the 1900s.

Jewfish Point

Named after a favorite island protein, the Jewfish, more commonly known as grouper. In the past this has been a favorite location of the fish and those who love to fish them.

Lovers Cove

Home to not only lovers, but also the island’s famous marine gardens. It is approximately 500 yards long and is a protected marine preserve, with only snorkeling allowed.

Things to do around Santa Catalina charter locations

Private Santa Catalina charters whisk guests away to an enchanted island full of possibilities. Tour the island, explore the hidden canyons and caves only accessible from the sea, or use the hub of the Island as a starting point for unique catalina experiences.

Around the entire island of Catalina are amazing spots to go snorkeling. Your captain can take you to the best kelp forests in the pacific.

Tour the island interior by golf cart

If you want to explore the island quickly on your own this is your best bet! See cliff top views and feel like a local exploring the streets of Avalon. Just off the pier you can miss the place to pick one up.

Make your own Catalina tile

Catalina tiles are a quintessential part of California design. William Wrigle discovered upon closer inspection that the dirt in Catalina was rich in red clay. He started the Catalina Tile Company utilizing the red clay to manufacture ceramic building materials for the island, but it developed into one of the most prestigious tile factories in Southern California. The tiles became icons of California in the 20's and 30's and today you can make a replica of your own.

Fly over the Descanso Canyon by booking a zip line tour. This trip takes guests 600 feet above sea level for more than 1,100 feet of wires. It's the ultimate yacht charter addition for adventure junkies.

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Avalon grille.

Sit in the heart of the city right on the beach at the Avalon Grille. In a beautiful setting enjoy an elevated casual dining experience. Offering upscale california classics there is plenty to enjoy. It's also one of only two places in California (both on the island) where you can get the famous Wrigley Martini.

Original Jack's Country Kitchen

Cosy into this homie dinner to grab some avalon grub. Order some delicious and hardy american soul food that won't leave you disappointed. Sitting in a nostalgic setting there is a large selection that has a favorite from everyone.

Bluewater Grill

Enjoy delicious seafood from a California favorite. All the seafood is sustainably sourced and they have something for every diet type. Overlooking the water, you can beat the amazing view.

History of Santa Catalina Island

Inhabited since 7000 BC by the Tongva people, and claimed by the Spanish, the Island was renamed after it was re-discovered on Saint Catherine’s name day. The Spanish then proceeded to transfer natives to the mainland to work on the missions. With limited militia the Spanish were unable to monitor the island and it became frequented by riff raff from around the world, including trappers and pirates.  

By 1846 Mexico granted the Island to Thomas M. Robbins for ranching, but it was short lived and the island was sold, going through many hands afterwards. Some of the most impactful being at the end of the 19th century. In 1887, real estate developer George Shatto was the first to attempt building a resort on the island and establish the first settlement which we would come to know as Avalon.

Unfortunately, he defaulted on the loan and it was then sold to the famous banning family 1891. The banning brother’s completed the first resort and it was a great success until a majority of the property (including six hotels and several clubs) was burned down in 1915. The cost to rebuild in combination with the lack of tourism due to WWI forced the family to sell their majority ownership to the Wrigley Family.

William Wrigley, Jr. took Catalina to the next level. Building an island infrastructure in addition to tourist attractions such as the iconic casino. In 1972, Philip Wrigley, established the Catalina Island Conservancy  to protect and restore Santa Catalina Island. By 1975, The Wrigleys had deeded 88% of the island to the conservancy. The Wrigley families firm, the Santa Catalina Island Company continues to maintain control over the island’s properties and operations to this day.

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April, 2024

Mario was an excellent guide, with lots of interesting information about the area and a bit of history. The boat ride was very smooth and the weather was perfect. We had a great time with our group. The boat was well-maintained and everything was what we expected it to be.

March, 2024

What a great experience this was. It was my first time renting a boat for our group and Doug and Donna made this whole experience super easy and smooth. They were very communicative and helpful. Answered all our questions and were very accommodating. Captain Trent and Austin were so nice and delivered amazing service. Highly recommend!

We had such a great time on our trip! Everything was seamless, from booking to departure to docking. It was a perfect little family reunion at sea!

What a great experience! We celebrated my daughter's birthday with a cruise around the harbor. The boat was beautiful and spacious. The crew members were very polite and helpful.

November, 2023

One of the best experiences out on the harbor we have ever had. Captain Mario was helpful bringing all our supplies down to the boat, He was courteous and fun. The boat was big enough for all 14 of us to have enough room to be comfortable and enjoy our adult beverages and continental breakfast. I would recommend this company and I would ask for Captain Mario.

September, 2023

I booked with Doug and Donna for my Mom’s 70th birthday and it was an absolute blast. They were very communicative and so friendly during the booking process. The captain, Jimmy, was also really helpful and sweet. He came out to the parking lot to make sure we knew where we were going and shared fun facts about the harbor during our ride. The boat was beautiful, clean, and comfortable. Overall an A+ trip!

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Yes, you can charter a yacht or rent a boat from Long Beach , Newport Beach , or other ports near LA to go to Catalina Island. If you do not want to take the ferry, consider renting a boat for your Catalina Island excursion. Private boat rentals to Catalina Island can cost anywhere from $200/hour to over $7,000/day for luxury yachts.

No. Catalina Island is a great destination for a fishing charter, with many spots to choose from. However, there are areas of Catalina Island where fishing is prohibited, as they are Marine Protected Areas. Casino Point Dive Park and Lover's Cove are two areas where fishing is not permitted on Catalina Island. If you've never been before and want to go with a local professional guide, book a fishing charter on Catalina Island .

Yes, and it's a luxurious way to cruise to Catalina and experience the island. Rent a yacht from Newport Beach or Huntington Beach and cruise over to Catalina for a day or an overnight experience. Cruise to the bays of Avalon and check out the other yachts owned by many rich and famous people who inhabit the island.

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If you're looking to explore Catalina Island with the freedom to set your own course and discover hidden gems along the way, renting a boat is the perfect option. Catalina Island, located off the coast of Southern California, offers a unique and unforgettable experience for those seeking adventure and exploration on the water. From secluded coves to vibrant marine life, renting a boat allows you to create your own itinerary and immerse yourself in the beauty of this captivating island. Let's dive into the excitement of Catalina Island boat rentals and unleash the explorer within.

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Catalina Island boat rentals gives you the freedom to chart your own course and explore the island's stunning coastline at your own pace. Whether you want to sail along the rugged cliffs, anchor in pristine coves, or hop between the charming coastal towns, the choice is yours. With a boat rental, you have control over your adventure and can create a personalized experience.

Discover Hidden Coves:

One of the highlights of exploring Catalina Island by boat is the opportunity to discover secluded and untouched coves that are inaccessible by land. Drop anchor in a tranquil bay, take a refreshing dip in the crystal-clear waters, or simply relax on the deck and soak up the sun. These hidden gems offer a sense of serenity and escape from the crowds.

Snorkeling and Diving Paradise:

Catalina Island is renowned for its vibrant underwater ecosystem, and renting a boat allows you to dive into this underwater paradise. Grab your snorkeling or diving gear and explore the abundant marine life that calls these waters home. Swim alongside brightly colored fish, encounter playful sea lions, or marvel at the intricate coral formations beneath the surface. Renting a boat opens up a whole new world of underwater wonders.

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Catalina Island boat rentals provide the perfect opportunity to pack a picnic and enjoy a meal in the midst of Catalina Island's breathtaking scenery. Find a secluded beach, set up a blanket, and savor delicious food while surrounded by the beauty of nature. The tranquil setting and picturesque views will create a truly memorable dining experience.

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Few things are as magical as watching the sun set over the horizon, casting warm hues across the sky and reflecting off the ocean's surface. With a boat rental from Captain America Boat Rentals , you can sail into the golden hour and witness a breathtaking sunset on Catalina Island. The tranquil waters and stunning vistas create a picturesque backdrop for an unforgettable evening.

Catalina Island boat rentals open up endless possibilities for adventure and exploration. With the freedom to create your own itinerary, you can discover hidden coves, immerse yourself in the vibrant marine life, and witness stunning sunsets against the backdrop of the Pacific Ocean. Whether you're seeking adventure, relaxation, or a bit of both, renting a boat on Catalina Island ensures an unforgettable experience that will leave you yearning for more. If you want extensive info on Catalina Island check out their Visit Catalina Island . So, set sail, unleash your inner explorer, and let Catalina Island's natural beauty and charm guide you on an unforgettable journey.

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Newport Beach is a beach city that is modern and cosmopolitan. Boutique restaurants surround the warm water, with celebrities walking on the sandy beaches below. Luxury residences and palm trees line the canals. Book your choice of Newport Beach yacht rentals and embark from our sparkling new harbor. Enjoy the breathtaking harbor or the Pacific Ocean; in sight of Catalina Island just a few hours away via a private chartered yacht. Newport is truly a place to boat as you will see many mansions with yachts docked at the backyard. There are also many places to visit and see on the Balboa Peninsula at Newport Beach with varieties of shops and boutiques all around. With our wide selection of yachts for rent in Newport Beach, you might even have a better yacht than one of those docked at the mansions. You might wonder what else is happening; Chartering a boat to go to Catalina is not far away. OnBoat has made boat rentals at this amazing harbor nothing but easy.

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For private yacht charter or yacht rentals, Newport Beach is a close by alternative for boating enthusiasts looking for a Los Angeles yacht charter. Newport Beach is about an hour away and convenient for people who want to rent a yacht Los Angeles area or Orange county alike. Also, nothing beats a trip to Catalina aboard a luxurious Newport Beach charter boat. Yacht rentals from Newport Beach to Catalina Island is closer to Avalon compared to Los Angeles boat rentals. Let us help you choose your favorite Newport Beach boat rental to Catalina island, or have a relaxing day on our beautiful local waters. For private yacht cruises, motor yachts, sailboat charters, luxury yacht charters, yacht parties, and your next birthday party, Newport Beach is the place to be.

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What makes Boatsetter different is peace of mind. Boatsetter is the first and only boat rental marketplace to offer insurance on every peer-to-peer boat rental. We know choosing the right boat rental platform is essential to your experience while on the water. That's why we've gone the extra mile to focus on safety through our exclusive partnership with GEICO Marine and BoatUS. As the first and only boat rental marketplace to offer insurance on every peer-to-peer rental, you are protected during all rentals with insurance coverage and on-water assistance through TowBoatUS.

How to rent a boat on Boatsetter?

At Boatsetter, our mission is to make getting out on the water as easy as possible. With our intuitive booking system, you can rent a boat as soon as today. -First, you must determine your budget and the type of boat you want to rent. -Next, decide where you would like to boat and the kind of boat you would like to spend the day on. -Finally, determine if you will be needing a boat captain and reach out to the boat owner. That’s it! You’re officially on your way to a fantastic day out on the water.

How much does it cost to rent a boat?

The cost to rent a boat depends on whether you are renting for a half-day or a full day, the boat features and the boat size can impact your boat rental price. Rental prices can range from $200 to $1,000 plus depending on the boat rental itself and the length of time of the rental.

How many people can fit on the boat rental?

The number of people who can fit on boat rental largely depends on the boat’s size and how many life jackets are on board. Currently the coast guard allows a maximum of 10-12 people on a Boatsetter boat rental.

How much does it cost to rent a yacht?

The cost of renting a yacht depends on the boat’s size and the amount of time you’ll use the yacht. The onboard amenities and luxurious accommodations also dictate the price. You can contact our yacht specialists for a custom quote by visiting https://www.boatsetter.com/luxury-yacht-charters .

How old do you have to be to rent a boat?

You must be 18 years old to rent a captained boat and 25 years old if you would like to rent a bareboat charter.

Do I need a boating license to rent a boat?

Boating license requirements vary from state to state. As a renter, you are responsible for understanding local state requirements.

Can you rent a yacht for the day?

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The cost of renting a pontoon boat depends on the size, location, and rental time of the boat. Prices can range anywhere from $200 for a half-day rental or just under a $1,000 for longer rentals.

How much does it cost to charter a yacht?

The cost to charter a yacht varies depending on the boat size and the length of the charter. Prices typically range from less than $1,000 to $5,000 plus if you’re wanting to charter the yacht overnight.

How much does it cost to rent a boat for the day?

The cost of renting a boat for the day on average ranges from $200 to $1200. The cost to rent a boat varies depending on the size of the boat and the length of time that you will be using the boat.

How does the boat insurance work?

Boat insurance typically covers loss caused by things such as fire, sinking, storms, and collisions. The extent of the coverage varies depending on the policy.

Do I need my own insurance to rent a boat?

You do not need boat insurance when renting with Boatsetter. Coverage is provided under the Peer-to-Peer Boat Rental Policy, which is underwritten by GEICO Marine Insurance Company. The policy was written from the ground up as a stand-alone recreational boat rental insurance policy covering the period of time that the boat is being rented and is available for all non-commercially insured boats.

Does Boatsetter screen renters?

Yes. We use a system called Cognito to ensure that payment information matches the renter's identity. We also require renters taking out a captained boat to be at least 18 years old and on a bareboat to be at least 25 years old.

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CATALINA EXPRESS

Ferry to catalina island from san pedro, long beach & dana point, escape with catalina express, just an hour away from southern california's coast..

Catalina Island is just an hour away with year-round boat transportation and up to 30 departures daily. Boats depart from ports in San Pedro, Long Beach and Dana Point. Catalina is only 22 miles off the coast of Southern California. Catalina Express’ fleet of eight fast, modern boats make for a quick, easy and fun getaway.

Experience the picturesque town of Avalon filled with activities on land and sea, or the rustic village of Two Harbors, with spectacular campgrounds and beautiful beaches. From scenic beauty, high adventure activities, great rest and relaxation, Catalina Island has it all. Take the trip for a day, or stay overnight. Book your Catalina Island ferry online now!

Catalina Island Boat & Hotel Packages

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Call or click through to one of these hotels and book a boat & hotel package that includes round-trip transportation on the Catalina Express. Packages vary in price and in activities and amenities.

Catalina Express Ports to Catalina Island

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Tour companies in Avalon provide an array of activities, sightseeing, expeditions, drives, boat rides and more!

About Avalon

Learn more about the most visited tourist destination on Catalina Island- the City of Avalon.

About Two Harbors

On the west end at the Island’s Isthmus, Two Harbors is a unique, rustic getaway for outdoor & boating enthusiasts.

Group Travel

Whether you’re traveling for business, a reunion, or other group outing, Catalina Express offers great group rates!

See where each of our ports are located, download island maps, and view island information to help plan your trip.

Boat & Hotel Packages

Save on your overnight getaway to Catalina with Boat & Hotel Packages that include round-trip transportation!

Itineraries

Check out our itineraries while planning your next trip to the Island. Get travel tips, deals, and the inside scoop.

The Catalina Express is the Best Way to Get to Catalina Island!

We arrived at the terminal in Long Beach in the morning. The parking lot was easily accessible with plenty of spaces. The lines to purchase the ticket was short and employees very efficient. The ride to the island is pleasurable!

Great way to travel to Catalina Island. Fast and efficient loading and unloading. Plenty of room for comfortable indoor or outdoor seating. Got to watch the dolphins playing alongside the boat, which was an added bonus!

The boat was on time both coming and going. Everything, including luggage drop was well organized. The seats were comfortable and there were option for both indoor and outdoor seating. Highly reccommend!

They are always professional and reliable. They offer many options to go back and forth. So give yourself plenty of time coming and going. Seating is first come first sit.

Clean fast ship with a pleasant snack shop that doesn't get ridiculous on their snack prices like movie theaters. They depart precisely on time. The most impressive to me was watching as the captain expertly pilot a fairly large craft!

20 or more adults traveling together round-trip to Catalina

Whether you are traveling for your next small group business meeting, corporate retreat, family reunion, or another fun group outing, travel aboard Catalina Express where your island adventure begins!

Group rates are offered on a space available basis to any group booking a minimum of 20 adults traveling together round-trip to Catalina Island.

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2. Moscow International House of Music

3. Theatre Kremlin Ballet

4. Tchaikovsky Concert Hall

5. Moscow Palace of Youth

6. Moscow Philharmonic

7. Central House of Artist

8. Russian song Moscow State Musical Theater Folklore

9. Concert in the Dark

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29. Concert Hall of Moscow Government

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