Catalina Island
Submitted by admin on October 5, 2009 – 3:31 pmNo Comment
18° 22.16N 69°01.40W
3.4nm from the entrance to the Cumayasa River.
The island of Catalina can provide a small anchorage giving protection from the North through to the Southeast.
There is 10 feet of water close in to the beach with a sandy bottom. This is a cruise ship stop and if you like mingling with cruise ship tourists, the beach looks like Times Square, NY on New Years Eve anytime a cruise ship is in. You will not feel lonely here. However the anchorage tends to be rolly. VERY ROLLY. And as a result, I have never found it comfortable as anything more than a day stop.
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