Catalina Island, roughly 20 miles off the coast of Los Angeles, is a frequent port call on West Coast cruises. Known for its ...

The City of Avalon is negotiating long-term agreements with cruise lines that make regular visits to Catalina Island.

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During its more than 50 years of operation, the Cataline carried an estimated 25 million passengers from the LA port to Santa ...

The closest port to Catalina Island is the San Pedro Port located at 95 Berth, San Pedro. The ferry also departs from Long Beach and Dana Point.

The meet-up spot is in Avalon at 120 Pebble Beach Road (Floats 4 and 5 at the Cabrillo Mole). "It's not every day that you can cruise ALL the way around Catalina Island," states the museum.

On Catalina Island, the 38.5-mile Trans-Catalina Trail goes through coastal shrublands and has stunning ocean views. It takes about four days, including three nights of camping.