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Catalina-Marina del Rey Flyer Marina del Rey - Avalon - Two Harbors
Just minutes from Los Angeles Airport, Santa Monica and the Westside, The Catalina-Marina del Rey Flyer is the fastest, most convenient way to get to Catalina from Marina del Rey and points north. Located in beautiful Marina del Rey, our ferry will transport you to Avalon in an hour and 30 minutes and to Two Harbors in one hour and 10 minutes. Enjoy the comfort of two enclosed decks, or sit outside and catch some sunshine as you take in the fresh sea air. Our 149 passenger high-speed ferry is available to transport visitors, campers, vacationers and groups of all sizes.
For schedules and fares, please visit: www.CatalinaFerries.com or call 310-305-7250.
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Marina del Rey
Tucked between Los Angeles International Airport and the acclaimed beach at Santa Monica is the largest man-made small boat harbor in the world. Home to well over 6,000 private boats, Marina del Rey has become world-famous as a center of boating culture. Its miles of docks were opened in 1965 after nearly a century of planning and wrangling transformed it from Southern California marshland. Private boats surround visitors to Marina del Rey, no matter how they arrive. Restaurants and shops overlook the marina and its myriad activities all focus on the water. Harbor cruises, sailing lessons, kayaking and windsurfing all take place in the shadow of private boats, which range from tiny dinghies to 100-foot-plus megayachts.

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