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Explore Catalina Island by Private 12-Passenger Charter: Coastal Wildlife and Scenic Views - Avalon

Explore Catalina Island by Private 12-Passenger Charter: Coastal Wildlife and Scenic Views

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–7 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels as the trip involves mostly sitting and short walks on the boat and dock.

Overview

Discover Catalina Island’s stunning coastline and marine life on a private 12-passenger charter from Avalon. This exclusive boat tour offers a unique chance to spot sea lions, dolphins, and hidden coves along this iconic California island.

Avalon, California

12 passenger private charter

From $700 / 1 Hour Charter • Up to 12 People • For all ages! • 2 - 7 Hours • Monday - Sunday

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About This Adventure

Experience the beauty of Catalina Island on a private charter for up to 12 passengers. Enjoy a comfortable ride along the coast with a knowledgeable captain, spotting sea lions, dolphins, and other wildlife. This unique adventure offers an unforgettable way to explore the stunning coastline and embrace island life.

Get full advantage of Catalina Island!

Rates

From $700 / 1 Hour Charter

About

Our 12 passenger coast guard inspected is a very unique vessel which can carry your group comfortably down the coast to check out the sea lions, dolphins and any other wildlife! Our private charters include one of our licensed knowledgeable captains to take your group down our beautiful coast line and to enjoy our island we call home!

Adventure Tips

Bring Sunscreen

The boat offers little shade, so protect your skin during sunny coastal cruises.

Wear Non-Slip Shoes

Decks can get wet—sturdy shoes help maintain footing during the trip.

Binoculars Enhance Wildlife Viewing

Bring binoculars to better spot distant sea lions and dolphins along the shore.

Motion Sickness Preparation

If prone to seasickness, take preventative measures before your trip to stay comfortable.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • California sea lion
  • Pacific bottlenose dolphin

History

Catalina Island was historically inhabited by the Tongva people and later became a popular resort destination in the 1900s.

Conservation

This area is part of the Catalina Marine Protected Area, ensuring sustainable wildlife viewing and habitat preservation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Sunglasses

Essential

Protect your eyes from the reflective water glare during bright days.

summer specific

Light Jacket

Essential

Coastal breezes can be cool, especially in mornings and evenings.

spring specific

Camera

Capture unforgettable views and wildlife encounters around the island.

Water Bottle

Essential

Stay hydrated throughout the duration of your charter cruise.