Master Bedroom

Spacious Master Bedroom with new King size bed, private four person hot tub and a private deck. The master bedroom also has a work desk and is the location for the wireless internet connection. There is a huge dressing area with two sinks and large closet space for hanging clothes. The newly remodeled shower is located in a separate room for privacy and efficiency as one person can get dressed, do make-up, hair while another person can be taking a shower. This may be the largest, most spacious master bedroom available to rent on the island

        
Rates and Reservations Condo Pool Casino View
Dining Room Private Jacuzzi Washer and Dryer
Kitchen Living Room Living Room
Master Bathroom Master Bedroom Second Master Bedroom
Second Master Bedroom Third Bedroom Fabulous Balcony View
Second Master Bedroom Third Bedroom Fabulous Balcony View
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Catalina Island Visitor Information

Catalina Water Sports

Being an island, you'd think that Catalina would offer a fair number of opportunities to engage in water sports, such as wind surfing, wave surfing, boating, swimming and diving and snorkeling.

You'd be right. Catalina Island wholeheartedly embraces its maritime heritage and lifestyle wholeheartedly; you'll find plenty to do in the water when you visit the island.

Exploring the Bottom

There are a fair number of shipwrecks around Catalina, although few of these were accidental; most were derelicts that were destroyed on purpose for making movies. Nonetheless, most are still down there, and can be clearly seen in the clear waters of the Santa Barbara Channel.

One must have a permit from the harbormaster and diver's certification in order to explore the waters in and around Catalina Harbor. However, there are many glass bottom boat tours available that will take you around to see the various reefs and shipwrecks. Other popular diving areas are Lover's Cove and Descanso Beach.

Catching a Wave

There's not much good surfacing in the relatively calm and sheltered waters off Catalina's leeward side. The west side of Catalina, facing the open Pacific Ocean, is another story, however.

They don't call this Catalina's "windward" side for nothing. The best waves come it at Ben Weston Beach and Shark Harbor. Note that Los Angeles County has designated both of these as "primitive" beaches, meaning there are few, if any amenities. Camping is restricted, and anything you take in will have to come out with you when you leave.

Fishing

Deep sea, or "big game" fishing was virtually born on Catalina Island; this was in fact a primary source of nourishment for the original Tongva Indian inhabitants. There are many suppliers of bait and tackle and more than one sport fishing tour sailing daily out of Two Harbors, the smaller of Catalina's two population centers.