moderate
2–3 hours
Participants should be in decent physical shape to handle climbing and neutral gear management, but no advanced fitness is required.
Experience the thrill of flying over Santa Catalina Island on a private zipline from Cyclone to Two Harbors. This exclusive adventure offers stunning views, safety, and fun for all ages, making it a perfect outdoor escape. Discover why this zipline tour is a top choice for adventure enthusiasts visiting California!
Embark on an exhilarating zipline adventure from Cyclone to Two Harbors on Santa Catalina Island, a must-do experience for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike. This private tour takes you soaring over stunning coastal landscapes, offering breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, rugged cliffs, and vibrant island flora. What makes this trip truly special is its exclusive access, allowing visitors to explore untouched parts of the island while enjoying the adrenaline rush of high-speed ziplines. As you glide from the historic Cyclone Tower to the charming Two Harbors landing, you'll feel the wind in your hair and a sense of freedom that only outdoor adventure can provide. Guided by experienced instructors from the Santa Catalina Island Company, safety is a top priority, ensuring an exciting yet secure experience for participants of all levels. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply craving an outdoor challenge, this zipline tour guarantees unforgettable memories, dustings of ocean spray, and panoramic views that will leave you craving more adventures on Catalina. Perfect for families, friends, or solo explorers, this private experience allows you to connect with nature in an active and exciting way, making it a highlight of any California outdoor vacation.
Weather can change quickly on the island, so wear layered clothing to stay comfortable during your zipline adventure.
Ensure cameras, sunglasses, and hats are secured, as the wind can be strong while zipping across the coastline.
Bring water and reapply sunscreen regularly to protect yourself from sun exposure at higher altitudes.
Be on time for your safety briefing to ensure a smooth start and thorough understanding of the equipment.
Santa Catalina Island has a rich history dating back to its Native American inhabitants and later as a key location for the U.S. military and tourism industries.
The Santa Catalina Island Company actively promotes conservation efforts, including habitat preservation and sustainable tourism practices to protect local wildlife and landscapes.
Secure footwear is crucial for safety and ease during the safety briefings and climbing portions.
A light jacket helps keep you comfortable during upper altitude segments and on breezy days.
spring|fall|winter specific
Protection from UV rays is important while outdoors, especially at higher elevations and over water.
summer specific
Keep sun, wind, and debris out of your eyes for a clearer view and enhanced safety.