CATALINA ISLAND · FERRY ROUTES
The crossings worth boarding.
The 6 catalina island ferries travellers board the most, with the timetable that matters: how long the crossing takes, what a ticket costs and who runs the boat.
Catalina Express one-way ferry from San Pedro to Avalon. Fast ride, easy boarding, and a quick walk into downtown Catalina Island.
Most Popular“Check in to office before you attempt to board . Make sure the ticket on your phone is good to be scanned.”
Newport Beach to Avalon ferry with Catalina Flyer: fast, scenic open-ocean crossings, flexible one-way options, and onboard snacks.
“Excellent, Great customer service and kindness extraordinary”
Catalina Flyer ferry from Newport Beach to Avalon. Three decks, fast 75-minute ride, onboard comfort, and easy island day access.
“We got to the dock 5 minutes late because we couldn’t find parking especially handicapped parking. We asked if there was another ferry that day and the man at the window said no, but failed to tell us there were other ferries from competitive lines that go.”
Ride a GPS talking fat-tire scooter through Coronado, with a round-trip ferry from San Diego for breezy views and easy navigation.
“Had a great time, got to see different parts of downtown we had not seen before. John was very helpful with getting us set up. Would absolutely do it again!”
Catalina Flyer offers a one-way Avalon to Newport Beach ferry crossing of about 1 hour 15 minutes, with air-conditioned comfort and onboard restrooms.
“Our crossing on this trip was smooth and easy. Luggage was handled efficiently, boarding and debarkation was smooth. Service was as expected and a pleasant experience overall.”
Avalon to San Pedro one-way ferry with a mobile ticket. About 1 hour on the Pacific, snacks for purchase, great for families.
“awesome! Easy boat ride. Great weekend trip with the family. Awesome customer service from Viator. Would certainly book again through Viator.”
Every harbour shuttle, island run and sea crossing we have aboard.
