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Learn about the geologic history of Catalina Island and its origins over 100 million years ago. We explore by water many secluded coves and
beaches on the leeward side of the Island. You will visit Willow Cove, Long Point, Goat Harbor, Rippers Cove, Blue Caverns, Two Harbors and Emerald Bay. On the windward side of the Island, we explore Eagle Rock,
Iron Bound Bay, Ribbon Rock, Catalina Harbor, Little Harbor, Salta Verde, The Palisades, Church Rock and Seal Rock. We may encounter, along our route, pods of dolphin, sea lions, harbor seals and in January to
March, the migrating gray whales
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We dock at the village of Two Harbors
for exploring and hiking around this rustic country town. We leave Two Harbors and round Arrow Point for Power rafting at its best as we run to the windward side of the Island. Catalina Island boasts the
best snorkeling in Southern California and our special snorkeling spots are unsurpassed. On the leeward side of the Island, underwater visibility is always excellent. All of
your snorkeling gear and instruction is included. Waterproof cameras are available for use underwater and aboard the raft