Catalina Islands Suggest edit

The Catalina Islands, located in the Pacific Ocean, are renowned for their diverse marine life and vibrant underwater ecosystems. This popular dive destination offers a variety of dive sites suitable for different skill levels, with opportunities to encounter kelp forests, shipwrecks, and a wide array of marine species.

Diving around the Catalina Islands typically involves exploring rocky reefs, kelp forests, and various marine habitats. Divers can expect to see colorful fish, sea lions, and possibly even dolphins or sharks. The underwater terrain can vary from sandy bottoms to rocky outcrops, providing a rich diving experience.

• Visibility: 10.0–30.0 m Suggest edit
• Currents: Mild Suggest edit
• Surge: Moderate Suggest edit
• Water temp (summer): 18.0–24.0 °C Suggest edit
• Water temp (winter): 12.0–18.0 °C Suggest edit

• Entry: Boat Suggest edit
• Permits required: Yes
  Permits may be required for certain dive sites; check local regulations.
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• Bottom types:
  rocky sandy kelp Suggest edit