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Learn how to get to Catalina Island by boat, helicopter, plane or sailboat from various Southern California cities. Find out about the ferry companies, packages and special offers for your trip.
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Learn how to get to Catalina Island by sea or air from four mainland ports in southern California. Compare ferry and helicopter options, prices, schedules and directions to the island.
- How do you get to Catalina Island?The majority of visitors take a passenger ferry to Catalina Island; either the Catalina Express or Catalina Flyer. Visitors can also fly on a helic...
- What is the best way to get around Catalina Island?Avalon, Catalina Island’s main town, is just under three-square miles in size and everything is within easy walking distance. W alking is the prefe...
- How much does it cost to get to Catalina Island?The passenger ferry to Catalina Island costs $84 round trip on the Catalina Express. The Catalina Express departs from Long Beach, San Pedro and Da...
- What is the fastest way to get to Catalina Island?The fastest way to get to Catalina Island is via helicopter. It takes 15 minutes to fly from mainland Southern California to Catalina Island. The s...
Catalina Express offers round-trip service to Catalina Island from Long Beach, Dana Point and San Pedro. Check the schedule, fares and book your trip online for your preferred date and destination.
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.
Learn how to get to Catalina Island by ferry from four mainland ports: San Pedro, Long Beach, Dana Point and Newport Beach. Find directions, schedules and regulations for both Catalina Express and Catalina Flyer.
The Catalina Flyer is a 600-passenger catamaran ferry offering round-trip ferry service to Catalina Island from Newport Beach since 1988. We are located approximately 50 minutes from downtown Los Angeles, the Inland Empire, and San Diego County, just a couple of minutes away from most of Orange County. The Catalina Flyer makes multiple round ...
Aug 1, 2020 · Learn how to get to Catalina Island by ferry from various locations in Los Angeles, including Long Beach, San Pedro, Newport Beach, and Dana Point. Find out about discounts, luggage restrictions, motion sickness, and more.
