TravelWorld International Magazine Fall 2022
The magazine written and photographed by North American Travel Journalists Association members.
The magazine written and photographed by North American Travel Journalists Association members.
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Soaring high above Avalon Harbor gives parasailers<br />
a bird’s-eye view of Catalina Island.<br />
Roam Wild on Catalina Island<br />
Known for its outdoor activities,<br />
Catalina is home to miles of hiking<br />
trails and water activities that give you<br />
space to roam. Serious hikers can opt<br />
for the Trans Catalina Trail, a 38.5-<br />
mile trek through the Island’s interior<br />
that typically takes three to five days,<br />
between Avalon and Two Harbors<br />
with camping spots next to pristine<br />
beaches along the way. To learn more<br />
about the amazing plants, wildlife and<br />
bison found on the island’s interior,<br />
Eco Tours give you a much deeper<br />
understanding of the 61 endemic<br />
species of plants and animals that are<br />
only found on Catalina Island.<br />
Some of the most popular Catalina<br />
Island things to do on land<br />
include hiking, biking, golf, art &<br />
museums, and zip lining for the<br />
ultimate adrenaline rush. This<br />
water paradise has endless activities<br />
that include fishing, scuba diving,<br />
snorkeling, parasailing, kayaking,<br />
and paddleboarding. For a happening<br />
beach vibe, soak in the sun on a chaise<br />
lounge at Descanso Beach Club or<br />
schedule a relaxing spa treatment to<br />
settle into the island life.<br />
Kayaking or paddle boarding on Catalina Island<br />
is a great way to see the beauty of our island.<br />
Experience the magic<br />
of the underwater<br />
world through scuba<br />
diving on Catalina.<br />
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