When you get to LAX, take the Uber to Windward Yacht Center on 13645 Fiji Way, Marina Del Rey, CA 90292. We will be leaving from Marina Del Rey and sail for approximately 5-6.5 hours to Emerald Bay. We will most likely stay at Emerald Bay for about two nights and just enjoy what the island will provide for us. On the last day, we will cruise around part of the island prior to heading back to Marina Del Rey.
Summary
- Destination
- Orientation Video
- Daily Itinerary
- Gear Checklist
- Menu and Provisioning
- Accomodation
- Mooring Information
- Catalina Island Conservacy
Destination
Marina Del Rey, California
Windward Yacht Center (Request Uber or Cab to take you here)
13645 Fiji Way, Marina Del Rey, CA 90292
Catalina Island, California.
- Emerald Bay 33°28.04N 118°31.45W
- Two Harbor
- Avalon (Maybe)
Webcams
Orientation Video
Introduction to the Catalina Island Trip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EO–mLIZIaA |
Mooring on Catalina Island: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJmDUDvz5pQ |
Daily Itinerary
Sunday, 8/6 | Phil Arrives at 12noon 1st round Provisioning (Costco) Move Kayaks from my friend Ron’s boat to the Catamaran Load up provision from Costco to the Catamaran Monitor the Weather |
Monday, 8/7 | 9:00 am – Reagan Arrival (United – Terminal 7) 9:30 am – Scott Arrival (Alaska – Terminal 5) 10:00 am – Ari Arrival (Southwest – Terminal 1) 11:00 am – 2nd round Provisioning (Trader Joes/Ralphs) 11:30 am – Try to book a mooring spot on Catalina Island 11:30am – Safety Briefing 12:00pm- Depart for Catalina Island 5:30-6:30 pm (Approx)- Arrival at Emeralds Bay, Catalina Island |
Tuesday, 8/8 | Relax and Fun Relax on the beach. Don’t forget your beach towel. Swimming Hiking Kayaking Movie Night |
Wednesday, 8/9 | 9:00am – Depart Emeralds Bay and cruise part of the island 4:00pm – Arrive at Marina Del Rey 4:30pm – Return Kayaks to Ron’s Boat. 4:30pm – Quick Dinner on the boat. 5:30pm – Finish cleanup 6:00pm – Leave for Airport 9:00pm – Flights back to Vancouver and Portland |
Gear Checklist
Required | Optional |
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1. Duffle Bag (No Hard Suitcases) 2. Sleeping Bag 3. Bedsheet (Twin will do. Queen is OK) 4. Pillow Case(s) (There are two pillows) 5. Shoes (White Sole as Black Sole will dirty the boat) 6. SeaSickness Medication 7. Sunscreen and Lip Balm 8. Long Sleeve Sun Shirts 9. Quick Drying Clothes 10. Toiletries 11. Sun Hat (bigger the better) 12. Sunglasses 13. Water Bottle 14. Light Weight Jacket 15. Towel <—- (Don’t forget) 16. Sweater (it can get cold at night) 17. WindBreaker (just in case it gets cold) | 1. Snorkel 2. Mask 3. Fin 4. Wetsuit 5. Rashguard 6. Hiking shoe 7. Day Pack 8. Sandals 9. Beach Towel 10. Water Shoe 11. Games |
Recommended Equipment
Menu and Provision
Day | Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner |
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Monday, 8/7 | Sandwiches from Costco | Indian Chicken Tikka Massala Briyani Basmati Rice Naan Yogurt and Cucumber Salad | |
Tuesday, 8/8 | Irish Breakfast – Sausage – Bacon – Baked Bean – Egg – Tomato – Mushroom. Irish Bread Bagels Cream Cheese Cereal Milk Fruits | Turkey Burger -Lettuce -Tomato Make your own Sandwich -Lunch Meat -Lettuce -Tomato Condiments | Mexican Night Grill Chicken Fajitas – Green/Red Bell Pepper – Onion Salsa Black Beans Tomato Spanish Rice Burrito Shrimp Taco (Malaysian version) |
Wednesday, 8/9 | Bagels Cream Cheese Cereal Milk Fruits | Leftovers Sausage Dogs Sandwiches | Finish up whatever leftover food |
Snacks – Chips & Nuts
Drinks – Beer, Water and Soda
Accomodation
Our vessel is a 2022 Lagoon 42 which is a 42 feet Catamaran with 4 Cabin and 4 Baths.
Mooring Information
Contact Information
Call on Radio VHF 9 or (310) 510-4253
Cost
$73 per night for 42 feet Catamaran and we will need two nights. Checkout is 9am.
Mooring Guide
https://www.visitcatalinaisland.com/things-to-do/two-harbors/boating/mooring-sites/
Mooring Map of Emerald Bay
I would prefer to get Mooring R15 or R16 or C5
Mooring Map of Isthmus Cove (Two Harbors)
Mooring Map of Avalon
Catalina Island Conservacy
Hiking permit for: Boon Lim Date of hike: Tuesday, August 8, 2023 Number in group: 5 We have an app for that! Explore some of Catalina’s most popular hikes with Avenza! Download the free app for a detailed, offline hiking map. Once in the app, search for “Catalina Island Trail Map”. Click here! Few things to note: Fireworks, sparklers, torches, candle lanterns, candle balloons, flares or any other incendiary devices are strictly prohibited on Conservancy lands. Tree cutting or gathering of wood, including driftwood, for fires is prohibited. Do not disturb, excavate, damage or deface archaeological or historical sites. Leave all artifacts in the places where they are presently located. If you believe an artifact is at risk, contact a Conservancy ranger or staff person immediately. Do not spread invasive plants to Catalina Island. Before coming to the Island, check your clothing and shoes carefully for seeds, dirt and mud. Remove all seeds or soil and dispose of them properly. Hunting on Conservancy lands is only allowed during established hunting seasons. No person who is not authorized by the Conservancy shall hunt or trap on Conservancy lands, or carry firearms, traps or other hunting equipment onto Conservancy lands. Hitchhiking is prohibited. Dogs and horses are allowed on Conservancy trails and roads. If you want to learn more about the Conservancy, please visit our website at www.catalinaconservancy.org. Catalina Island Conservancy Guest Services 310-510-2595 x0 P.O. Box 2739, Avalon, CA 90704 – 310.510.2595 | www.catalinaconservancy.org | 320 Golden Shore, Suite 220, Long Beach, CA 90802 – 562.437.8555 |