Catalina Island's most famous crescent beach, Catalina Island, is an island in the Pacific Ocean. It is very close to Los Angeles and can be reached by boat in only 2 hours.

Now, it usually takes about an hour to arrive by speedboat, and the round-trip fare is about US$40.

Someone once described her beauty as "Thousands of people have traveled all over the world, but the most beautiful thing in the world is where you suddenly look back."

The island is rich in flora and fauna and marine life.

Catalina Island is dotted with cruise ships. Catalina Island has beautiful beaches and tennis courts. You can also ride horses, climb mountains, snorkel, camp and fish on the island.

Equipment and tools can be rented on the island.

In order to protect the fragile ecological environment of the island, you are not allowed to drive on the island. Golf carts and bicycles can be rented on the island. If you want to explore the depths of the island by bicycle, you must remember to go to Catalina Island Management

The committee went to register.

Catalina Island established a management committee in 1972 to protect the island's flora, fauna and all ecology. The management committee currently owns approximately 86% of the land.

Sightseeing on the island can be reached by sea or air transportation. It generally takes about 1 to 4 hours by sea.

There are seafood and gourmet restaurants all over the island, so you can enjoy the food and scenery at the same time.

After arriving at Canterina Island, you can take the "Avalon Landscape Tour" 50-minute island tour; the tour guide will take you to admire the rocky coastline of Avalon Island.

"Catalina Adventure" allows you to have the most authentic and unforgettable underwater adventure in a glass cabin.

The most interesting thing is that on a hot summer night like water, you can also take a one-hour "flying fish boat trip" to enjoy the magical scenery of swarms of flying fish leaping into the sky on the sea.

The reason why Catalina Island is far away from the mainland at night is that the water is particularly blue and clear. You can clearly see underwater animals from the shore. The world below 50 feet is even more colorful.

Colorful fish, strange-shaped snails, lobsters with claws and claws, and bloated sea cucumbers make people forget to leave.

No wonder people say that diving is addictive.

Strolling on the beach of Catalina Island Catalina Island is small, but a dilapidated house on the island will cost millions of dollars, and a house overlooking the mountains and the sea will cost nearly 10 million dollars.

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The island was inhabited by the Gabrielino Indians as early as 500 BC. It was not discovered by Europeans until 1542 AD by Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo.

During the Spanish-Mexican period, Catalina Island had always been used as a smuggling distribution center. It was not until the late Catalina Island Company owned by William Wrigley Jr., the owner of Wrigley chewing gum, that it slowly

Develop the island into a resort and tourist destination.