Los Angeles
Catalina Island
Ensenada
Ensenada
Los Angeles
Overview
Cruise Itinerary
Los Angeles, a sprawling Southern California city, is famed not only for its influence on the entertainment industry but also for its diverse cultural offerings and sunny coastline. Highlights include the Getty Center, where art and stunning architecture meet in an expansive hilltop setting, and the historic Griffith Observatory, which offers panoramic views of the city and beyond.
For those embarking mid-afternoon, a stroll through the vibrant streets of Santa Monica or a visit to the eclectic Venice Beach Boardwalk provides a perfect slice of local life. Both are excellent spots to enjoy the quintessential SoCal sun, sand, and surf, complete with shops, street performers, and seaside eateries.
Explore the captivating Catalina Island, a serene haven just 35km/22mi off the Southern California coast. Unwind amidst swaying palms, white-sand beaches, and enchanting sunsets.
The island is renowned for its vibrant marine life, including dolphins and seals. Visitors can explore by water with snorkelling, kayaks and stand-up paddleboards, all available to rent at Descanso Beach.
Traverse the island's interior and explore the rugged terrain by golf cart, catching breathtaking views from the Skyline Drive. Enjoy a stroll along Crescent Avenue in the town of Avalon, which is lined with quaint shops and cafes.
The Avalon Pier facilitates easy tender access to and from the ship, ensuring a seamless transfer at this port of call.
With its warm climate, rich cultural heritage and activities for any adventurer, Ensenada is one of Mexico’s most popular cruise ports. Located on the west coast of Baja California, it is a colourful and exciting city that is also home to the largest production of wine in Mexico. Ships will dock at the Ensenada cruise port.
Top Things to Do in Ensenada:
- visit a winery in the Guadalupe Valley
- marvel at La Bufadora, the largest marine geyser in the world
- shop on Avenida Lopez Mateos
- snorkel around Todos Santos island
Los Angeles, a sprawling Southern California city, is famed not only for its influence on the entertainment industry but also for its diverse cultural offerings and sunny coastline. Highlights include the Getty Center, where art and stunning architecture meet in an expansive hilltop setting, and the historic Griffith Observatory, which offers panoramic views of the city and beyond.
For those disembarking mid-morning, a stroll through the vibrant streets of Santa Monica or a visit to the eclectic Venice Beach Boardwalk provides a perfect slice of local life. Both are excellent spots to enjoy the quintessential SoCal sun, sand, and surf, complete with shops, street performers, and seaside eateries.
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