A journey on the Catalina Express ferry is a common part of any trip to Catalina Island, with high-speed vessels departing from three points in California: San Pedro, Long Beach, and Dana Point. These ferries whisk passengers across the ocean in about an hour, offering a swift and scenic route to the island. During the crossing, keep an eye out for playful dolphins riding the wake or, if you’re fortunate, humpback whales breaching off the bow, adding a touch of natural wonder to your travel experience.
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