Returning to Santa Catalina Island

SAN DIEGO — I have a confession: it’s years since Arv and I visited Catalina. Why, when it’s the most popular SoCal boating destination? We love Mexico and heed the siren’s call to Ensenada whenever possible – which means we’ve neglected cruising destinations to our north, including Catalina. Recently, in talking...

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Sherri Parker Gilson says:

February 10, 2020 at 11:51 pm

I love Catalina and lived there for a year. I should of never left that Beautiful Place. I am so looking forward to revisiting it, the sooner the better and looking forward to camping at two harbors. My favorite time of year there is the fall Just Love It.

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