Catalina Express offers high-speed ferry service –– a quick, fun way for people to get to and from Catalina Island. With daily departures and year-round service from San Pedro, a trip to to Catalina takes about one hour, 15 minutes.
About Catalina Sea and Air Terminal
Terminal Features
71,500 square feet
300’ total berth length
5 berths
20’ water depth
Passenger ferry, freight, and helicopter services to and from Catalina Island
Passenger ferry terminal building
Passenger processing areas
Baggage handling
Parking free for the first hour and $2/hour thereafter ($23 maximum/day)
Helipad
Restaurant/bar/lounge
Deli/bakery
Lounge
Sightseeing kiosks
Brochure racks
ATM
300’ total berth length
5 berths
20’ water depth
Passenger ferry, freight, and helicopter services to and from Catalina Island
Passenger ferry terminal building
Passenger processing areas
Baggage handling
Parking free for the first hour and $2/hour thereafter ($23 maximum/day)
Helipad
Restaurant/bar/lounge
Deli/bakery
Lounge
Sightseeing kiosks
Brochure racks
ATM
About Catalina Island
Santa Catalina Island has a rich, storied history, where soldiers lived, movies were made, couples fell in love and where warm hospitality abounds.
Located 22 miles south southwest of San Pedro, Catalina is made up of two towns: the incorporated town of Avalon to the east and unincorporated town of Two Harbors to the west.
The City of Avalon is the most-visited tourist destination on Catalina Island, while Two Harbors is a unique and rustic getaway for outdoor and boating enthusiasts.
The entire island is just 22 miles long and eight miles across. Outside of both areas is wilderness owned and operated by the Catalina Island Conservancy, which is responsible for maintaining the herd of American bison that roam the island's interior.
Terminal Operations