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Catalina Express Let Catalina Express whisk you away to an island paradise aboard one of eight, fast, smooth-riding boats. Relax in first-class comfort with airline style seats and cabin attendant service. In about an hour, you can be enjoying a sightseeing tour, shopping in Catalina Island's quaint shops, dining at seaside restaurants, snorkeling, bicycling or just relaxing on the beach. Enjoy a day or overnight stay, call or visit our website for more information about Paradise Packages. Up to 30 daily departures and year-round service from San Pedro, Long Beach and Dana Point. Convenient mainland parking. Call for reservations and schedule information.
San Pedro, Long Beach and Dana Point Reservations: (800) 481-3470
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eDanaPoint.com Visit Dana Point!
Sail on over to Dana Point in Orange County, CA. Dana Point is home to over 35,000 residents and is characterized by nearly seven miles of prominent coastal bluffs and rolling hills along the Pacific Ocean. Most noteworthy of these bluffs is a unique promontory known as the "Headlands" which overlooks Dana Point Harbor, one of the most significant man-made alterations of the Orange County coastline.
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Dana Point
In 1835, 19-year-old Richard Henry Dana sailed around Cape Horn in an epic journey. His adventures would eventually become the classic novel Two Years Before the Mast and his name would come to grace his favorite spot in his travels, the area that became Dana Point. This man-made harbor nestles in a small cove half way between Los Angeles and San Diego and is home to a flotilla of private boats as well as an array of dining and shopping opportunities. The adjacent ocean dominates this sea-side community, with boating, fishing, whale watching and harbor cruises high on the list of things to do.

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