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Looking for something a bit different from all the condos and villas? Give boat life a shot! Sleeping up to six guests, this unique accommodation comes with a licensed captain so you don’t even have to stay on Catalina Island. It is a little pricey, but with water sports equipment and docking fee included, it’s totally worth it for a more adventuro...
With a stunning roof terrace, white-washed walls and rustic interiors, it doesn’t get any more stylish than this! Perched on the hills of Avalon, you’ll be rewarded with stunning panoramas of the surrounding ocean. The unit comes with a complimentary golf cart, so getting around the neighborhood is a breeze. It’s only a few minutes to get down to H...
Over in Two Harbors, on the quieter side of the island, this charming hotel is a peaceful idyll. On top of a hill, guests are rewarded with gorgeous views of the sea – completely unspoiled by tourists and villas. Hotel guests can enjoy daily shuttles to Avalon, so you’ll still get to stay connected to the main town. The ferry to the mainland is als...
Avalon is the largest town on the island, and is therefore the only destination for most visitors! First time? Avalon is a great way to get yourself acquainted with all the best attractions on Catalina Island. The massive casino was once the largest in California and is still a major attraction to this day. If you’re staying long enough, day trips ...
This boat actually departs from Los Angeles, and takes you to Avalon on Catalina Island for an overnight stay. The licensed captain can give you suggestions on other great spots to visit along the way. Tandem kayaks, stand up paddle boards, and fishing gear are included – so there are plenty of opportunities to tailor the experience to your desires...
This gorgeous five-star villa has unparalleled views of the sea, as well as the white-washed buildings of Avalon dotted along the cliffs. The outdoor patio area comes with a small barbecue and seating area – perfect for a relaxing dinner by the sea. Hamilton Beach is only a short walk from the front door, and you’ll also have complimentary access t...
Nestled in the heart of Avalon, this four-star hotel is the perfect choice if you just want to kick back and relax! It’s a five-minute walk from the Catalina Grande Casino – one of the most popular attractions in the town. Rooms combine modern design with traditional finishes to create a welcoming and bright atmosphere. The on-site Descanso Beach C...
Head to the casino – it’s not just the home of gambling, you’ll also find a museum, historic cinema, and ballroomsTake a walk through the Wrigley Memorial and Botanical Garden for stunning views across the town and coastlineThere are plenty of fantastic hiking trails in the area – just make sure you grab a permit before you set offArmstrong’s Fish Market and Seafood Bar is the place to be to sample the best fish on offer on Catalina IslandOk, so we’ve cheated a little bit with this one! San Pedro isn’t actually on Catalina Island – but if you’re on a budget, you’ll want to avoid the high prices of accommodation on the island. San Pedro has direct ferries to both Avalon and Two Harbors, so you could easily visit both as part of a day trip. Aside from the frequent ferries to Catalina ...
Nestled in central San Pedro, this quirky studio is built in the Spanish Colonial style. It has a small courtyard where you can bask under the Southern California sun. The city centre is the best district for food, so you’ll have plenty of great restaurants nearby. We like J. Trani’s Ristorante and The Whale & Ale in particular.
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- The Avalon Hotel. Hotels Boutique hotels Catalina Island. Splurge top pick. The Avalon Hotel is the kind of island style home-away-from-home that you’d expect in Southern California: elegant, comfortable and thoughtful with a B&B vibe, but close to the beach and far from pretentious.
- Hotel Mac Rae. Hotels Boutique hotels Catalina Island. Budget top pick. This beach hotel is on the main drag—if you can really call it a main drag—of Avalon, which means it’s across the sidewalk from the beach and next to many of the island’s best restaurants and bars.
- Pavilion Hotel. Hotels Catalina Island. You can’t miss the Pavilion Hotel—it’s one of the first things you see as you walk from the ferry into Avalon. The lovely outdoor patio is sandwiched between two small buildings, one housing the front desk and the other a cozy breakfast room that doubles as a complimentray wine and cheese station in the late afternoon.
- Snug Harbor Inn. Hotels B&Bs Catalina Island. This charming, six-room inn—in the heart of Avalon and only steps to the beach—blends old-school charm with contemporary style and top-notch amenities.
Accommodations on Catalina Island are as diverse as the locale’s scenery and terrain. From plush hotels to well-appointed condos, charming cottage vacation rentals to quaint Bed and Breakfast Inns, vacations rentals and camping, you’ll find a great place to stay.
Learn where to stay on Catalina Island and get the most out of your vactionan. You can choose from beachfront, romantic, boutique, for families and more.
Whilst many of the best places to stay on Catalina Island are clustered around the main town of Avalon, we do have a favourite hideaway in tiny Two Harbors, which is especially popular with sailors. The island’s unique ecosystem has long been a significant draw for visitors, with 80% of the area protected by the Santa Catalina Island Conservancy.
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