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Hello from friendly and fabulous Two Harbors, Catalinas Undiscovered Boating Paradise. Located on the beautiful West End of the Island, Two Harbors serves as the second busiest recreational boater destination on the coast of California second only to Avalon but retains a peaceful and laid-back atmosphere. Everyone is friendly and moorings can always be obtained during the week, as well as most weekends (see page 5 for mooring information). Looking back on the 2006 season, we had a couple significant improvements to the Two Harbors area - a new pier and the addition of 32 new moorings to enhance the availability for our boating friends. Looking forward, this winter we will be focusing on completing a couple of the remaining pier renovation projects; notably the installation of the Pumpout Station for the Isthmus Pier, and constructing a new Harbor Office. Both the Pumpout Station and Harbor Office replacement are still in the permitting stage and we are confident that the final approvals and permits will be in place to have both projects completed before summer. Another improvement for Two Harbors is access to the wireless internet. Currently, FREE Wi-Fi service is available for laptop computers at the outside patio area of the Harbor reef Restaurant. Discussions are also underway with a full service provider to expand the service to local coves. We will keep you advised. Currently, we are in negotiations with State Lands to provide the opportunity for small boats (under 25) to make reservations for the Isthmus Stringline. This new program will help Stringline size vessels know whether there are moorings available on busy weekends. For more information about the proposed reservations system, see page 14 or call (310) 510-4253. All of us at Two Harbors are eagerly anticipating another fabulous year on Catalinas best end the West End, and are looking forward to sharing our Island Paradise with all of our boating friends. See you soon, Doug Oudin Harbormaster

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Catering, Meetings and events Harbor Reef Catering Meetings Weddings Two harbors general store Two harbors Activities Scuba Diving & Snorkeling Skiff/Fishing Rentals Kayaking Mountain Bike Rentals Two harbors Accommodations Banning House Camping & Cabins Visitor Center Information Boat Transportation Safari Bus West End Tours Two harbors special events Catalina Island Conservancy 33 33 34 35-38 39 29 30-32 25-26 26 27 28 23 23 23 24

MoorINg sITes
These coves are all administered by the Two Harbors Harbor Department.

Lands end

starlight black Point

Parsons Landing stony Point

Arrow Point emerald bay howlands Landing Little geiger Cherry Cove 4th of July Cove Isthmus Cove big Fishermans Cove

eagle rock

Ironbound Cove

ribbon rock Cape Cortez Lobster bay Lobster Point Catalina harbor

The village of Two Harbors is located 12 miles up the coastline from Avalon or 23 miles by road (13 of which are unpaved), at the islands half-mile wide isthmus. Here, one experiences a simpler and more relaxed way of life. When you are at Two Harbors, you are at natures doorstep. Common sights are diving pelicans, sunning sea lions and stunning sunsets and sunrises. Its a small and intimate place, where everybody knows everybody. Virtually all Two Harbors residents work in some capacity to serve island visitors or support the nearby USC Philip K. Wrigley Marine Science Center as part of the Wrigley Institute for Environmental Studies, which is located at Big Fishermans Cove. At Two Harbors you will find the Harbor Reef Restaurant, The West End Galley, General Store, Two Harbors Dive and Recreation Center, Harbor Department, Banning House Lodge and other support services.

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Catalina harbor, Two harbors

Catalina Islands most protected harbor is also a U.S. Coast Guard Year-round Safe Harbor of which there are only two other so designated natural harbors in Southern California. It has 117 moorings and anchorage for over 200. A natural sand spit occurs where the California Yacht Club has its clubhouse. Marina Del Rey Yacht Club also has facilities at this harbor. There is a dinghy dock, and picnic facilities on shore and we now have a pumpout service for Cat Harbor boaters. Contact the Harbor Patrol on VHF Channel 9. Its a half mile walk to the village of Two Harbors from the dock on flat terrain. A shuttle is available on summer weekends.

Isthmus Cove, Two harbors

This large cove at Two Harbors has 257 moorings and anchorages for well over 100. It is a center of boating activity -- the second busiest cove on the island (Avalon Harbor is first). Harbor Base for the Two Harbors Harbor Department is located on the Isthmus Pier and monitors VHF Channel 9.

4th of July Cove

Located next to Isthmus Cove is this little cove of 42 moorings and no anchorages. The Bannings held many 4th of July celebrations here. Fourth of July Yacht Club leases the facilities on shore.

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Cherry Cove
Cherry Cove has 99 moorings and no anchorages. Shoreside, there is a Boy Scout Camp. Up the canyon is a large grove of endemic Catalina Cherry trees and a stand of endemic Ironwoods. A point of land, called Lions Head, protects this cove from the afternoon winds.

Little geiger & big geiger Cove

Little Geiger Cove, located west from Cherry Cove is an intimate cove with only one mooring. Little Geigers shoreside area is leased to the Offshore Cruising Club. Farther west is Big Geiger Cove, with 10 anchorages and facilities for Blue Water Cruising Club.

howlands Landing
The next cove west of Big Geiger is Howlands Landing with 40 moorings. Catalina Island Camp is located on shore and Los Angeles Yacht Club has shoreside facilities. The Howlands Landing watershed is the largest one on Catalinas West End.

emerald bay
Around the point, west from Howlands Landing is beautiful Emerald Bay. It has 102 moorings and anchorage for 5 to 10 boats. There is a long strip of natural sandy beach. Corsair Yacht Club and a Boy Scout Camp have landside facilities here.

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buttonshell Cove
Situated 7 miles east of Isthmus Cove is Buttonshell Cove with 7 moorings and anchorage for 10. The landside facility is leased to the Catalina Island Marine Institute, and is named Camp Fox.

hen rock
25 moorings and anchorage for 40 are available here. Shoreside facilities are leased to the Balboa Yacht Club. This is a great snorkeling area.

whites Landing & Moonstone Cove

These areas are located past Long Point, heading east from Two Harbors and combined have 58 moorings and anchorage for 50. Newport Harbor Yacht Club has landside facilities at Moonstone.

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MoorINg INForMATIoN
If you need assistance, call harbor Patrol on VhF Channel 9.

About Availability
During the week and on most weekends, moorings are nearly always available, however, availability may be limited on 3-day holiday weekends and on peak summer Saturday nights. Because availability is always on a first-come, first-serve basis, the best chance to secure a Saturday night mooring is to come midweek, and plan to stay through the weekend. When you arrive, call for the Harbor Patrol on VHF Channel 9 and name the cove where you wish to moor (See West End Cove Map on page 1). The Harbor Patrol will meet you just outside the mooring area and give you a mooring assignment and collect your mooring fees. You will be charged based on the size of the mooring and the length of your stay. (Rates change annually; see page 7 for 2007 rates.)

how to Pick up a Mooring

Each mooring consists of a mooring can, pick-up pole and two weights - bow and stern. See Figure 1, page 6. Each weight is attached to lines which need to be attached to your vessel, bow and stern. See Figure 2. Follow this procedure:

(1) Pick up the pole and pull in the line until a large loop appears. Attach
this loop (or hawser) to the bow cleat on your vessel. (2) Continue to pull up the smaller (spreader) line as you walk toward the stern of the boat. This spreader line should be pulled up until there is a fair amount of tension or until a loop on the stern hawser is reached. (3) Attach the spreader line or the loop to the stern cleat of the vessel. Your vessel will be secure if attached to the spreader line; it is not necessary to reach the loop. The proper stern line tension is essential. (4) Recheck bow and stern lines to be sure they are secured to each cleat. (5) Keep the spreader line on deck to avoid wrap up.

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Leaving a Mooring
Untie the stern line and then the bow line (wind conditions may require this to be done in the reverse order) and drop into the water along with the spreader line. Allow enough time for all lines to sink free and clear of the propeller of your vessel to prevent fouling. Check in the area of the prop to be sure you are not fouled. If you believe you have wrapped your prop, please call the Harbor Patrol on VHF Channel 9 for assistance. (All mooring fees must be paid on arrival. An administration charge will be added to any fees not paid prior to departure.)

Figure 1
Mooring Can

Pick Up Pole

bow hawser stern weight bow weight spreader Line stern hawser

Figure 2
spreader Line (on deck)

bow

stern

Please note:
The tide will affect your mooring and lines may need to be adjusted periodically to take up slack or to be let out. A mooring tied too tightly will be very difficult to release and may move the weights on the ocean bottom. A mooring which is too loose will cause your vessel to drift closer to a neighboring vessel. Caution: These moorings are not designed or maintained for use in heavy weather or storm conditions. Boaters should monitor weather conditions and use good judgment about when to seek a safe harbor.

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Mooring Fees - 2007 rates

Mooring size

Daily

weekly Peak Season

winter weekly Nov. 1st to Palm Sunday $44.00 $48.00 $54.00 $68.00 $82.00 $100.00 $118.00 $144.00 $164.00 $190.00

String line 0 - 30 ft. 31 - 40 ft. 41 - 50 ft. 51 - 60 ft. 61 - 70 ft. 71 - 80 ft. 81 - 90 ft. 91 - 100 ft. Over 100 ft.

$21.00 $23.00 $26.00 $33.00 $40.00 $49.00 $58.00 $71.00 $81.00 $94.00

$126.00 $138.00 $156.00 $198.00 $240.00 $294.00 $348.00 $426.00 $486.00 $564.00

Note: Winter Rates, pay for 2 days + $2.00 and get up to seven consecutive
nights. On three holiday weekends, Thanksgiving, New Years, and Presidents Day, pay for 3 days + $2.00 for the Winter Weekly Rate. All fees are based on the size the mooring can accommodate. Check-out time is 8 A.M. on reserved moorings. Contact the Harbor Patrol, via VHF Channel 9, to check on availability if you wish to extend your stay.

special winter rules

If you are unable to contact the Harbor Patrol by VHF, especially in outer coves, pick up any available mooring. Stay off the first two rows and allow an extra mooring space between boats for safety. The Patrol boat will come by in the morning to collect fees. On Isthmus Cove moorings only, due to possible Santa Ana winds from the northeast, all boats are moored facing seaward in the winter. This means picking up the mooring backwards. In other words, the hawser attached to the pickup pole will now be at your stern. Use the spreader to get the stern line hawser to attach to your bow cleat. Adjust for the proper tension on your stern line.
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About Moorings
The State of California leases the submerged lands in various coves around Santa Catalina Island, (except in Avalon from Frog Rock to Pebbly Beach which are held in trust by the City of Avalon) jointly to the Santa Catalina Island Company (SCICo) and the Catalina Island Conservancy (CIC). This California State Submerged Lands Master Lease controls the location of fixed moorings, provides services, identifies restricted use areas and other allowable uses within the leased coves. A copy of this document is on file at the Harbor Department office. Two Harbors Enterprises (THE), a wholly-owned subsidiary of SCICo, and Catalina Island Conservancy (CIC) have jointly formed Island Recreation Enterprises, LLC (IRE) which acts as the agent/operator in administering the conditions of the submerged lands lease. IRE then subleases to individual boaters the right to use a specific mooring.* There are waiting lists you can be put on to sublease a mooring in any given cove, and there is a small annual administrative fee to stay active on this list. Subleases are issued from these lists. Moorings not reserved by mooring sublessees or their designees are assigned on a first-come, first-serve basis. (Sublessees must reserve within 24 hours in advance of their arrival time for weekdays, and by Thursday evening at 8 p.m. to secure weekend use.) The type and size of your vessel will also determine which moorings are available to you. For example, only small, shallow draft vessels may occupy the string line, and moorings rigged for large vessels may require a certain size of vessel to occupy it.
*Mooring sublessees also have the right to allow their mooring to be used by another designated boat which falls within the size configuration of that mooring (these designated users must pay the transient mooring fees listed on page 7 for this privilege).

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Mooring sublease wait List Procedures

Comprehensive mooring sublease wait lists have been maintained since 1982. The wait lists cover moorings in 12 coves, with up to 13 different vessel size categories. You may sign up for one vessel size category per cove. The current wait lists have a total of 1,896 individuals on the lists. When a mooring becomes available it will be issued to the appropriate size vessel with the earliest sign up date. In general, the average wait on a wait list is as follows: Catalina Harbor turns over the fastest with an average wait of 8-10 years. Emerald Bay, Isthmus Cove, Hen Rock, and Whites Cove have an average of a 10-15 year wait. Fourth of July, Howlands Landing and Moonstone Cove have in excess of a 20 year wait. Cherry Cove has the slowest turn over with a wait in excess of 30 years. The cost to sublease a mooring is set at an annual per-foot charge for the year, based on the manufacturers stated length of the vessel registered to the Sublessee. For example this years per-foot rate is scheduled to be $43.37 per deck line foot per year, or $1,301.10 for a 30 vessel. If you purchase a new boat while on the wait list you will need to notify the Harbor Department of this change. Your original start date and desired cove location remains the same and you are put on the appropriate size category list. For example you may have been 10th on the list in the 30 foot size category but now with your new 80 foot boat purchase you could be 2nd on the list in the 80 foot size category, or conversely you could be 15th. You may have your name put on the wait lists by following these easy steps:
1) Contact the Harbor Department at 310-510-4253 or email mphelps@scico.com to request a wait list application. Please be prepared to give your name, mailing address, and phone number. 2) In order to process the application, there is a one time $20 application fee per cove. In order to remain on the wait lists there is a yearly charge of $5 for each cove for which you sign up. 3) Complete the application, make the check payable to Catalina Mooring Service and mail the application and check to: Catalina Mooring Service, P.O. Box 2530, Avalon, CA 90704.

Please contact Catalina Mooring Services with any changes in addresses, phone numbers, and boat type or boat size. The manufacturers stated length of the vessel you list should match the DMV vessel registration or Coast Guard documentation for your vessel. There are no name transfers on the wait list. For example you may not transfer your name on the list to your children. Husband and wife are considered one. Company names, trusts, corporations and partners are not accepted. Children are welcome to sign up.
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shoreboat
Shoreboat service is available year-round in Isthmus Cove, Fourth of July Cove and Cherry Cove. In the summer months, there are also scheduled runs to Howlands Landing and Emerald Bay. Call VHF, Channel 9/Shoreboat or signal a shoreboat with your horn during the day and with a flashlight at night. Charters are available.

Dinghy Dock
There are docks in Isthmus Cove and Catalina Harbor for dinghies less than 14 feet in length. Please use a long bow line. Isthmus Pier is used for shoreboat and Harbor Patrol only, although a quick drop-off of passengers is allowed.

Marine Fuel Dock

Gas, diesel and water are available year-round from the fuel dock. Hours: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., with extended hours during the summer. Propane is also available on shore. No washdowns permitted.

water Conservation
Please be aware that the Catalina Island water supply is precious. Conservation of water is always appreciated, whether in a drought year or not. Please fill your water tanks before leaving from your home port. Water rationing may become necessary at any time. Thank you for your cooperation.

Trash & recycling

All Catalina Island trash outside Avalon is shipped to the mainland. Trash must be separated. Put metals and glass in one bag and all else in another bag. The Salad Bowl trash pick-up vessel services all leeside coves during summer months. Taking your own trash home is greatly appreciated.

Public restrooms, showers & Laundry

These recently upgraded facilities are open 24 hours, year-round and are located a short distance from the Isthmus Pier.

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ANChorINg
A good source for anchoring information is Chapmans Piloting, Seamanship and Small Boat Handling. As recommended in Chapmans, and drawing from the advice of numerous old-salts with years of anchoring experience, here are a few basic pointers:

Anchor Types: Danforth style and plow style (Bruce, CQR, etc.) service
most vessels very well.

Anchor size: In general, for maximum safety while anchoring in open

ocean, the weight of the anchor should be roughly equivalent to the length of the vessel. A 25 boat therefore would use a 25lb anchor and a 45 boat a 45lb anchor.

Anchor Chain: The same rule applies, maintain at least the length of the
vessel in chain, or 25 of chain (1/4 minimum diameter) for a 25 vessel, and at least 45 of chain (3/8 or larger diameter) for a 45 vessel.

scope: As per Chapmans, a minimum of 6 to 1 scope should always be maintained, in other words, in 20 depth, use a minimum of 120 combined chain and anchor rode. Vessels using all chain in deep water (100 +) might safely anchor with slightly less scope, perhaps 4 or 5 to 1.

Techniques: Standard methods suggest bringing the boat to a halt, then impose a slight amount of stern-way while slowly lowering the anchor until it hits bottom. Maintaining a slight amount of stern-way, slowly play-out remaining scope until minimum 6 to 1 has been reached. Once set, back-down slightly to ensure anchor is set securely. For bow-stern advice, refer to Chapmans or other sources of anchoring information.

Anchor watch: It is recommended that 24-7 anchor watch be maintained by

an identified crew-member at all times. In coves that have a pier used by the cross channel boat carriers, there is a 100 ft. to 150 ft. wide fairway extending from the pier to the open ocean to insure access to the pier. Please do not anchor in these fairways. Ground tackle should be sufficient to provide safe anchoring in anticipated water depths. At Catalina Island, anchoring in some areas will require anchoring in depths approaching or exceeding 100. All the coves around the area vary considerably; some are more suited for anchoring than others. Consult with the cove patrolman for advice, or contact the Harbor Department on VHF Channel 9 for specific information and advice.
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whites Cove Mooring and Anchoring Areas

Whites Cove has had changes made to its anchoring and day use only locations. Please refer to map above.

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hArbor rULes
speed Limit
Please observe the 5 mile per hour no-wake speed limit outside and within mooring areas and anchorages.

Noise
For a quiet harbor, do not run generators after 10 pm or before 7 am.

Dogs
A leash must be used at all times. Always clean up after your pet. Free bags are available for this purpose, located as you leave the pier. Do not tie dogs to patio, walkways, or other places or leave them unattended. The Catalina fox population is still recovering from an outbreak of canine distemper virus. Please make sure your pets have all current shots, including distemper vaccination, to come ashore.

STAY CONNECTED
for free
Wi-Fi Hot Spot now available on the outside patio bar at the Harbor Reef.

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boAT shoP
Authorized Honda and Nissan sales and service. Parts and repairs for all major brands and all types of boats. Mechanics are available yearround. bottom Paint (red, blue, black) $16.00 per ft plus paint boat storage (per month, available year round) $5.00 per ft haul and Launch Up to 20 $3.00/foot (each way) 21+ equipment used + time (each way) shop Mechanic Labor $80/hour ($40.00 minimum) on water Mechanic Labor $94/hour ($47.00 minimum) generator rentals ($200 deposit) $100/24 hours
OPEN DAILY Winter Hours: 8:00am to 4:30pm Summer Hours: 7:30am to 4:30pm Located next to General Store 310-510-4212 VHF 18A On-call for Emergencies

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P e N D I N g A P P r o VA L .
Forty two (42) spaces currently exist on the Isthmus Stringline. Pending approval twenty one (21) of the mooring spaces may be reserved, utilizing the even numbers on each side of the line. Reservations may be made by calling the Harbor Office at 310-510-4253, weekdays between 8 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Only one reservation per caller may be made. All weekend reservations must be for a minimum TWO day period. All reservations must be paid in advance. Cancellations must be made one-day prior to the date of arrival to qualify for a refund. No refunds will be given for any late cancellations, or for any vessel that does not arrive as scheduled. In the event of a no-show, the stringline space will be held open for 1 night only, and then issued to a transient vessel the following day. The Harbor Office must be notified of any early departures. Refunds would apply only if the space can be reissued to a transient vessel on the same day. Feel free to contact the harbor Department at 310-510-4253

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ThreATeNeD sPeCIes
Xantuss Murrelet a Threatened species
The Xantuss Murrelet is a small robinsized seabird. The Xantuss Murrelet is black above and white below with a short slender bill and short tail. It is one of the rarest seabird species in the North Pacific. It nests on the west end of Catalina Island between black Point and Lobster Point. Please refer to map below. They only come ashore for nesting purposes, and are nocturnal in their nesting activities. They nest in crevices on steep slopes, under shrubs, and in sea caves. Egg laying can begin as early as mid February and as late as mid June. By the end of July, Xantuss Murrelets are uncommon on or near the island. Artificial lighting and noise from boating and fishing activities disrupt the nesting practices of the Xantuss Murrelet. Please help protect this bird by limiting night-time lights to only those for navigation safety, noise levels, and transits nearshore during the night between black Point and Lobster Point.
starlight black Point Parsons Landing stony Point Arrow Point emerald bay howlands Landing Little geiger Cherry Cove 4th of July Cove Isthmus Cove big Fishermans Cove

Lands end

eagle rock

Ironbound Cove

ribbon rock Cape Cortez Lobster bay Lobster Point Catalina harbor

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CATALINA IsLANDs MArINe eNVIroNMeNT

Boaters play an important role in the health of our ocean waters and share responsibility for its protection. Please help us protect the waters around Catalina Island, what the readers of Scuba Diving Magazine (December 2004) called The Worlds Healthiest Marine Environment.

Here are some actions you can take to help us keep our waters clean: Use pump-out vessel (Cat Harbor) or pump-out station (Isthmus Pier) to pump-out marine sanitation tanks. Never dump raw sewage into the waters in and around the island.* Use public toilets onshore. Use our facilities (Cat Harbor and Isthmus Pier) to dispose of holding tank wastes. Keep Y valve properly secured and in the closed position when navigating around the island to prevent accidental discharge. Use caution when filling your fuel tank and dont top off. Inspect fuel lines and hoses periodically. Replace when needed. Do not hose down gas spills or apply detergents or soaps to spill. Keep your bilges clean and well maintained. Do not use detergents while cleaning. Never throw trash overboard. Prevent plastic bags, drink cans and loose items from blowing overboard. Separate all trash; a trash pick-up vessel services all leeside coves during the summer months. However, returning your trash to the mainland is greatly appreciated. Each of us must take responsibility for pollution control. Help us insure that our waters will remain pristine for generations to come.
*Discharges of untreated sewage are prohibited within the navigable waters of the U.S. Federal Water Pollution Control Act (33 U.S.C. 1321 et seq.)

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CLeAN boATINg hAbITs

Boat sewage, graywater, cleaning products, spilled fuel, oil, and trash are potential sources of pollution. Each of us must take responsibility for pollution prevention. here are some helpful tips when it comes to protecting the waters off of Catalina Island:
boat Maintenance: Do most maintenance and repair at the end of the season when your boat is out of the water. Limit in-water maintenance and perform cleaning where debris can be captured and disposed of properly. oil and gas: Use caution when filling your fuel tank and do not top off. Attend the fuel nozzle at all times. Catch fuel drips with a rag. Properly dispose of soiled rags. Do not hose down gas spills, or apply detergents or soaps to oil sheen. Install fuel tank vent whistles to avoid spills. Inspect fuel lines and hoses periodically. Replace as needed. Use funnels for pouring oil and keep a supply of absorbent pads onboard for cleaning up spills. Dispose of used oil and drained oil filters at a proper hazardous waste facility. If a spill occurs, notify Two Harbors Harbor Department immediately. bilge oil: Use drip pans with absorbent pads while draining oil from the bilges. Keep engines well tuned: regularly check seals, gaskets, hoses and connections for leaks and drips. Change oil filters often. Clean and maintain bilges. Do not use detergents while cleaning. Remove oily bilge water at bilge pumpout station. solid waste & Marine Debris: Never throw trash overboard. Prevent plastic bags, drink cans and loose items from blowing overboard. Carry a trash bag. Whatever you take out, bring it back to port for proper disposal. sewage: Never dump raw sewage into California waters. Use public toilets onshore when possible. Use a pumpout facility to dispose of holding tank wastes. Keep the Y valve properly secured in the closed position. graywater: Use shore-side laundry facilities and showers whenever possible. Limit the amount of water you use in your boats sinks and showers. Use non-phosphate and biodegradable soaps.

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40 reAsoNs To CoMe Ashore IN 2007!

1) Enjoy a fine dinner at the Harbor Reef Restaurant 2) Learn to scuba dive 3) Bring your dog ashore 4) Go mountain biking 5) Do your laundry 6) Try Buffalo Milk 7) See the historic Civil War Barracks 8) Take the West End High Adventure Hummer Tour 9) Go kayaking 10) Pick up grocery and boat supplies 11) Drop off some mail 12) Obtain a fishing license 13) Take the kids to the beach and play area 14) Check out the Banning House and stay for happy hour 15) Arrange catering for a big party 16) Learn about the Conservancy 17) Pick up fresh water 18) Rent a skiff 19) Find out about the USC Marine Science Center 20) Restock your bar 21) Enjoy live music 22) Sign up on mooring wait list 23) Ride (or hike) to Little Harbor, voted best seaside camping by Sunset Magazine 24) Try our new patio omelette station 25) Use the clean showers and public restrooms 26) Enjoy a nature tour of the isolated West End 27) Fill your scuba tank 28) Take a day trip to Avalon 29) Pick up a gift for a friend at the General Store 30) Look for Bald Eagles or Catalina Island Fox 31) Rent a wetsuit 32) Log on to the Internet 33) Grab an ice cream 34) Enjoy a patio lunch 35) Stroll along the beach 36) Participate in fun events 37) Pick up a souvenir of Two Harbors 38) Gas up 39) Get provisions to stay another day 40) Have a picnic

The west end is the best end!

sANTA CATALINA IsLAND

emerald bay howlands Landing Little geiger Cherry Cove

Isthmus Cove

Catalina harbor

Coves with moorings shown in blue. Closest point to mainland From Long Beach Harbor Highest elevation Length of island Widest section Climate Sunshine Average yearly rainfall Summer average temps Winter average temps Summer average sea temp Winter average sea temp
19 miles 22 miles Mt. Orizaba/ 2,097 ft. 21.7 miles 7.5 miles Temperate 267 days a year 14 inches 59 night / 74F day 49 night / 65F day 67 to 70F 56 to 59F

Magnetic Courses to Isthmus Cove. From Los Angeles Light From Anaheim Bay From Newport From Marina del Rey
going 204 224 241 168 return 024 044 061 348 miles 20.0 25.8 32.0 30.0

The Catalina White Seabass Program The Two Harbors White Seabass Restoration Project (funded by the Catalina Seabass Fund) will be in its 13th year in 2007. This grow-out facility in Catalina Harbor is staffed by volunteers. To date, 112,000 seabass have been released.

California Channel Islands

santa barbara

san Miguel

santa Cruz Anacapa

Los Angeles

Forth of July Cove

santa rosa santa barbara san Nicolas Two harbors Avalon

santa Catalina

san Clemente

This map is not intended for navigational purposes.

S
button shell Cove hen rock Cove whites Landing Moonstone Cove

The

HARBOR REEF Restaurant

Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Ask about our summer dinner specials. Featuring daily specials, including locally caught fresh swordfish. Below are just a few items from our dinner menu. For reservations, call 310-510-4215

Prime rib of beef

Seasoned, seared, slow roasted and carved to order. Full of flavor. Available in limited quantities. First Mates Cut or Island Captain Cut

steak & scampi

A savory eight ounce Top Sirloin steak accompanied by six scampi style prawns, nestled atop angel-hair pasta.

Calamari Piccata
Lightly breaded and sauted with lemon, capers and garlic.

blackened salmon
Wild Coho Salmon seared in Cajun spices, nestled atop fresh steamed vegetables.

sesame encrusted Ahi

Pan seared and served rare with wasabi, ginger and soy sauce on the side.

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Fast & Fresh

Open daily at 7am, year-round.

Fresh Baked Cinnamon Rolls Breakfast Burritos 1/3 Pound Burgers Specialty Salads and Wraps Coffee
The Two Harbors quick stop for breakfast and lunch. Serving breakfast entrees, snacks, hot and cold sandwiches, salads, pizza and more.

The harbor reef o u T d o o r PaT i o b a r

Enjoy live music at the Harbor Reef Patio Bar July 4th through Labor Day. Saturdays from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Dancing Under the stars

D.J. dancing on the Harbor Reef patio on most weekends between Memorial Day Weekend and Buccaneers Weekend in October.

A Two Harbors Specialty

Buf falo Milk

Recognized World Round Dont leave the Isthmus without it!

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CATerINg, MeeTINgs & eVeNTs

harbor reef Catering
Catering is available for corporate outings, picnics, weddings and other special occasions. Catered meals for groups can be served at your campsite, the beach, the Banning House Lodge or on your boat. In addition, delicious deli platters and appetizers can be ordered for pickup or delivery. Call our special events and catering coordinator at 310-510-4249.

Picnic Areas and bandstand rentals

Complete picnic areas with bandstands for group parties can be reserved by calling Two Harbors Visitor Services at 310-510-4205.

Catalina Island board Meeting or board shorts?

Two Harbors is the perfect destination for 20 to 300. Our full-time on-site Group Events Coordinator can help you arrange your event in paradise, including: Plan a Corprate Picnic in Paradise! www.VisitTwoHarbors.com bmucha@scico.com to find out more, call 310-510-4249

weddings
Two Harbors is a unique and beautiful place to get married or hold a special celebration. For outdoor events, Two Harbors boasts some of the most beautiful beachfront locations in the world. White sandy beaches, spectacular sandstone cliffs, and the crystal blue Pacific Ocean are pictureperfect memories waiting to happen. The Banning House Lodge is also a romantic vacation spot for honeymoons and anniversaries. For information on planning a wedding and celebration, please contact Two Harbor Events and Catering at 310-510- 4249.

Catering, Meetings & Events

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Two hArbors geNerAL sTore

Located at the heart of the Isthmus, The General Store operates 365 days a year, serving the community of Two Harbors and all its visitors. You will find our store has a large range of grocery items and hardware. We also have a gift section where you will find Two Harbors souvenirs, unique gifts, and casual apparel. Open 365 days a year for your shopping convenience.

Two hArbors PArTs & sUPPLY wArehoUse 310-510-4221

Propane tank fills Filters, v-belts, various types of hose (fuel, bilge, exhaust) 12v starter & deep cycle marine batteries Fuel pumps, bilge pumps, stainless fasteners We can also special order in items with next day UPS or FED EX service available. Located behind the General Store and Boat Shop. Winter Hours Mon-Sat 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Summer Hours Open Daily 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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Two Harbors General Store

Two hArbors DIVe & reCreATIoN CeNTer

scuba Diving & snorkeling
Voted Worlds Healthiest Marine Environment by the readers of Scuba Diving Magazine, Dec. 2004. Clear water and visibility ranging from 40 feet to 100 feet, kelp forests and an amazing diversity of marine life are what make Catalina Island the most popular dive destination in California. And Two Harbors is at the center of it all -- with the islands best dive sites only minutes away! Youll find reefs, caves, nature preserves, wrecks, pinnacles, and kelp beds. See map on centerspread for dive site locations.

rentals (For 24-hour period unless noted. Rates for 2007.)

Mask & Snorkel ........................... $9 Wetsuit ....................................... $12 Hood............................................. $5 Regulator .................................... $15 Weight Belt .................................. $5 Dive Computer ........................... $15 Dive light (requires batteries) ............ $6 Fins ...............................................$9 Boots .............................................$5 B.C ..............................................$15 Scuba Tank .................................$10 Complete Scuba Set....................$60 Underwater Camera ....................$50

Airfills
Up to 3500 psi ...........................................................................................$6.00 Air cards, 10 fills for ...............................................................................$54.00 Visual inspections ...................................................................................$20.00

P.A.D.I. Open Water Scuba Certification

Includes instruction, gear, and open water dives. Study materials are extra. Private Class ..........................................................................................$499.00 Per person/class of 2 .............................................................................$425.00 Per person/class of 3 .............................................................................$400.00 Per person/class of 4 or more ................................................................$375.00 P.A.D.I. Advance Certification per person ............................................$250.00 Open water SCUBA Certification referral dives $250 per person, includes all equipment and one boat dive.
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boat Diving aboard the garibaldi

The dive boat Garibaldi has up to two trips daily. The Captain and Divemaster will take you to a great dive location. Rates are available for snorkelers or riders who just want to enjoy the scenic cruise and not enter the water. Rates include tanks, airfills, weight belts for divers, and mask, fins, and snorkel for snorkelers. Complimentary beverages are available. boat guests enjoy a 50% discount on all other dive equipment rentals, listed on page 25. reservations recommended. Call 310-510-4272.

2007 Dive boat rates:

1-Tank Dive .............................................................................................$49.00 2-Tank Dive .............................................................................................$80.00 Snorkel Safari Boat .................................................................................$29.00 Ride-a-long .............................................................................................$20.00 Divemaster Guided Dive (up to 6 people) .................................................$60.00
Instructors dive free with minimum of 6 student divers. Dive boat charter prices available upon request. Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. skiff rental ($200 deposit required) Hourly .............................................. $30 Daily............................................... $150 Fishing gear rental ($40 deposit required) Hourly ................................................ $3 Daily................................................. $15

Rent an easy to use Underwater Camera and take your pictures home on a CD. We now rent Sea & Sea digital cameras for only $50. The rental fee includes 24 hours rental and CD of your personal pictures.

Discover scuba Diving Intro-Tour

No experience necessary. An introductory scuba experience for beginners. Dive with a PADI certified instructor. Half-day class includes instruction, equipment and guided dive. 1-tank dive ......................... $99 per person

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oCeAN KAYAKINg reNTALs & ToUrs

Kayak along Catalinas west end coast on easy-to-maneuver sit-on-top Ocean Kayaks. Great destinations are found in every direction out of Isthmus Cove: spouting caves at Blue Caverns Point to the east and, to the west, ocean cliffs and coves. Clear water down to Emerald Bay makes a great half-day kayak journey. Pack a picnic lunch and land on your own deserted beach or sign up for a guided tour. Or take one of our specially equipped fishing kayaks out for a day of recreation.

Kayak models available to rent:

Malibu II, Zest II, Scrambler XT, ScupperPro, Cabo II (& more) Group discounts available. Single Kayak rental includes: 1 paddle, 1 PFD and 1 seat. Double Kayak rental includes: 2 paddles, 2 PFDs and 2 seats. Additional PFDs available for $5/day.

2007 Kayaking rates:

single double Hourly Rental ........................................................................$15 ................$20 Daily Rental ..........................................................................$48 ................$68 24 Hour Rental ......................................................................$65 ................$90 48 Hour Rental ......................................................................$90 ..............$130 Additional Day ......................................................................$30 ................$40

guided Kayak Tours

2-person minimum All tours include instruction, snack, choice of kayak, paddles and PFDs. 3-Hour Coastal Tour................................................................... $49 per person 3-Hour Kayak/Snorkel Tour....................................................... $59 per person

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Kayak to your Dive site

Your dive gear will fit on your ocean kayak! Choose to anchor (included), kelp tie or land on a secluded beach and dive. A unique dive experience. Enjoy 50% OFF diving and snorkeling gear rentals when rented and returned with kayaks. Hire a divemaster to guide your dive: $60 per dive for up to 6 divers.

Mountain bike rentals

Bike the West End! See more of Catalinas rugged beauty by mountain bike. Great exercise! Great fun! We carry front suspension mountain bikes for your added comfort. All rates include Conservancy interior biking permit, map and helmet. Mountain bike rentals are available at the Two Harbors Dive & Recreation Center. Hourly Rental ...............................................................................................$15 Daily Rental .................................................................................................$48

recreational rentals
Boogie board ..................$2/hr. or $9/day Beach chair.....................$2/hr. or $9/day Umbrella ........................$2/hr. or $9/day Volleyball .......................$2/hr. or $9/day Smash ball ......................$2/hr. or $9/day Horse shoes ..................$3/hr. or $14/day Bocce ball.....................$3/hr. or $14/day Tennis racket ................$3/hr. or $14/day Ask about purchasing used rental gear from us! Everything from kayaks, mountain bikes, to scuba and snorkel equipment is offered periodically -- at great prices.

The Two harbors Dive & recreation Center is a year-round dive destination. Call 310-510-4272

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The bANNINg hoUse LoDge

This popular lodge was built in 1910 by the Bannings atop a hill with spectacular views of both Isthmus Cove and Catalina Harbor. All rooms have a private bath. Your stay includes continental breakfast and van shuttle between the Lodge and Two Harbors village. The Lodge has no in-room phones or televisions, making for a truly relaxing getaway.

Dive & Kayak Packages and romance Packages For reservations, call 310-510-2800
The Banning House Lodge is perfect for an intimate getaway. It is also popular for group reunions, or other social events. The entire lodge can be reserved for such occasions. There are eleven rooms, some of which can accommodate up to four guests per room. The room rates depend upon day of the week (midweek or weekend) and season of the year, ranging from $89 to $255 per night. There is a 2-night weekend minimum. Catering for groups can be arranged through the Event & Catering Department. See Visitor Services for a list of afternoon Wine & Cheese Social dates, which is a great time to visit the Lodge and meet the Innkeepers!

Winter Specials

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CAMPINg
Two harbors Campground
Camping is a lot of fun at Two Harbors Campground. Located on a bluff overlooking the ocean, only a quarter mile uphill walk from the Isthmus Pier. Some sites are available with tent cabins. Equipment rentals are also available. All sites have picnic table, fire pit, BBQ and sun-shades. Rangers sell firewood, propane and charcoal. Gear haul is available from the base of the pier when the Catalina Express is at port. Sign-in when you arrive at Visitor Services at the foot of Isthmus Pier.

reservation Information
Reservations can be made by calling 310-510-8368 or on-line: www.VisitTwoHarbors.com Reservations are a must during the summer, especially on weekends. Reserve boat transportation early (see information on page 33). Call for recorded camping info or fax form request at 310-510-2800. Information is also available for reserving campsites at Catalina Islands other campgrounds: Little Harbor, Black Jack, Parsons Landing and Avalons Hermit Gulch. Sorry, pets are not allowed in any campgrounds.

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Two harbors Catalina Cabins

Available November thru April. Located in Two Harbors village. These small cabins accommodate 2 persons, have a refrigerator and heater. Nearby are showers, restrooms and cooking area shared by occupants of other cabins. Bring your own bedding or rent from us. Call 310-510-2800 for reservations.

Primitive Camping at Parsons Landing

Its a moderate hike or kayak to remote Parsons Landing, located 7 miles from Isthmus Cove, heading westward along the west end coastline. Chemical toilets, no fresh water and no shade. Check-ins are required at Visitor Services where you get a key for a lockbox for wood and water (included in first night camping fees). Additional keys can be purchased at Visitor Services.

Parsons Landing campground reservations visit www.VisitTwoharbors.com or call 310-510-TeNT (8368)

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Little harbor Campground

Located 6.8 miles from Two Harbors, 16 miles from Avalon. Accessible by hiking, biking or Safari Shuttle Bus from Two Harbors or Avalon. A gear haul can be scheduled for a fee through Visitor Services (310-510-4205). Safari Bus reservations should be made at time of campsite booking. Baggage space is limited on the Safari Bus. Rated one of the Best Campgrounds in the West by Sunset Magazine, 2004. Ranger has firewood, charcoal and propane for purchase. Sites have picnic table, fire ring, BBQ and most have sunshade. Chemical toilets, rinse-off showers, fresh water. For Little Harbor campground or Safari Bus reservations visit our web site at www.VisitTwoHarbors.com or call (310) 510-TENT (8368). Two sandy beaches, one perfect for swimming and snorkeling, the other has surf for boogie boarding. Kayak and snorkel gear rentals are available from Wet Spot Rentals Little Harbor daily through July and August or by advance reservation, through the Wet Spot. For reservations call 310-510-2229.

other Primitive boat-In Camp sites

Welcome to the wild side of Catalina Island Camping! Eleven sites between Two Harbors and Avalon are available by reservation for primitive camping. No moorings, anchor-in coves only. Each boat-in campsite has its own unique configuration, with some appropriate for larger groups. Campers must provide their own water and porta-potty. Los Angeles Co. fire rules and Catalina Island Conservancy rules are strictly enforced. There is a Coastal Ranger who will make daily visits to each boat-in site. See website for photos, descriptions, rules and online reservations request form. Visit www.CampingCatalinaIsland.com.

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Two hArbors VIsITor serVICes

Located at the foot of the Isthmus Pier. Stop by for: Cross-channel boat tickets Safari Bus reservations and tickets Bicycle & Hiking Permits West End Hummer Tours Buffalo Safari Tours Camping check-ins and information General information & email access Sign-ups for special events and activities

boat Transportation to Two harbors

The following company runs boat service to Two Harbors. Call them directly for schedules and information.

Catalina express

While in Two Harbors, boat tickets and schedules are available at Visitor Services. 310-519-1212 or 800-315-9518 www.CatalinaExpress.com

safari bus

The Safari Bus links the village of Two Harbors with the City of Avalon, with stops at Little Harbor, Airport-in-the-Sky, and Black Jack Junction (trailhead). One Way Bus Fares between: Two Harbors to Avalon Two Harbors to Little Harbor Little Harbor to Airport Airport to Black Jack Jnct. Black Jack Jnct. to Avalon Adult $26.00 $9.25 $6.75 $3.50 $6.50 Child $20.00 $7.25 $5.25 $2.75 $4.75

Get a schedule and purchase tickets in Two Harbors, at Visitor Services, located at the foot of Isthmus Pier. For reservations, call 310-510-2800 or 310-510-8368. Reservations are required for a guaranteed bus run.

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west end hummer Tours

Come and join us for a four wheel drive high adventure guided tour of Catalinas wild side. Starting at sea level and climbing to 1802 feet in elevation, experience the unforgettable panoramic views that Catalinas West End offers. Learn about the islands natural history along with ecological restoration programs and conservation projects. Tours are available year-round, weather permitting. Sign up at Visitor Services, or call 310-510-4205. 1-Hour Hummer Ridge Run (approx. 4 miles) $39 per person 2-Hour Hummer Tour (approx. 12 miles) $69 per person 4-Hour Hummer Tour (approx. 20 miles) $99 per person 2-Hour Buffalo Safari East Loop Tour $69 per person 4-Hour Buffalo Safari East Loop Tour $99 per person All tours require at least 2 passengers, with a maximum of 7. 1-Hour Hummer Charter $185.00

skiff and Fishing equipment rentals

Rent directly from the Two Harbors Dive and Recreation Center (rates on page 26). Now you can try your luck at fishing or just go for a cruise in one of our rental outboard skiffs. This is a great way to enjoy the coastal waters of the West End.

Fishing licenses, bait and supplies are available at the General Store.

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sPeCIAL eVeNTs 2007!

At Two Harbors youll find all of the services and accommodations needed to provide a memorable boating experience. We hope you enjoy our recreational opportunities and special events that we have to offer throughout the year. This guide will be useful in planning your Two Harbors getaway. We look forward to seeing you in Californias undiscovered boaters paradise! February

Valentines sweetheart Dinner special

Here is your chance to bring your sweetheart to the Island of Romance on Valentines Day. Join us at the Harbor Reef Restaurant for a romantic dinner special.

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April

easter egg hunt at Two harbors

Hop on over to the Isthmus for the annual Easter egg hunt and search for the elusive Golden Egg. Sponsored by the Corsair Yacht Club. This has truly become an Island tradition.

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May

white seabass and halibut Tournament

The Two Harbors Catalina Island White Seabass and Halibut Championship Series sponsored by Western Outdoor News, United Anglers and many other sponsors. Support the Seabass Restoration Project in a fishing tournament/head collection weekend.

18-20
June

summer wine Fest 2007

Celebrate in the delight of fine wine tasting while enjoying hors doeuvres and live entertainment on the waterfront. Benefits Avalon Rotary Club.

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June

Yacht Dog Dog show

Heres your chance to strut your mutt and show everyone what your dog can do (or can not). Join us at the field for an afternoon of canine entertainment. All canine participants are required to have current shot records including distemper.

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July

Two harbors Childrens Festival

Join us for the 22nd Annual Childrens Festival on the beach at Two Harbors. A day of family fun, crafts and activities for kids of all ages.

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July

Fifth Annual Two harbors Dinghy Parade

Decorate your dinghy and join us in a parade around the coves. Theme for 2007 will be Stars and Stripes Forever. Prizes awarded and guaranteed fun for all.

2
July

Independence Fireworks show

Join us for our Fireworks Over the Bay, while dancing on the patio under the stars.

3
August

9th Annual Childrens Challenge

Meet us on the beach for a spectacular fun-filled day with team relays and races where everyone is a winner. Kids of all ages are welcome to participate in games of jumping, running, and paddling.

4
August

Customer Appreciation Day

A fun day dedicated to you, our customer. Get acquainted with each of our services as they uniquely give you their own special treatment.

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September

21st Annual Jim walker Memorial

Buffalo Chip Toss Youre all invited! A true test of your athletic skills. Pick your chip carefully, check for optimum aerodynamics and see how far you can toss that Chip off the old Rock.

1
September

5th Annual Micro brew Fest

The Isthmus Beer Garden has opened. Celebrate in the delight of handcrafted micro brewed beer while you are entertained by live music. Benefits Avalon Lions Club.

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September

Lobster Fest, Island syle

Come celebrate the opening of lobster season by enjoying a weekend of diving for the cagey crustaceans. Join us at the Harbor Reef Restaurant for a lobster special and enjoy live music on the patio.

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October

Celebrating 18 Years of buccaneer Days at Two harbors

For that little bit of Pirate in each of us, join the Buccaneers of 2007 for a great day of fun. Don your best pirate attire for the costume contest and compete in the Treasure Hunt for great prizes. Enjoy great food and dance the night away.

6
October

Cruisers weekend
Cruise on over to Two Harbors for a fun filled weekend of cruising seminars, exhibits and music. Sponsored by Latitudes & Attitudes, The Log Newspaper, Pacific Cruising Association, Essex Credit, Watermaker Store, Maritime Institute, Sunsail, HRO Watermaker and more.

12&13
October

Two harbors Underwater Clean-up

Divers and snorkelers-join us for an end of the summer clean-up dive at Two Harbors. Afterward, gather around to survey the booty and enjoy a hearty meal while we draw raffle prize winners and present the awards for outrageous categories. This fundraising event is in support of the Catalina Hyperbaric Chamber located at Big Fishermans Cove.

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Novermber

Thanksgiving Feast at the harbor reef

Traditional family style Thanksgiving meal with all the trimmings in a great island setting. For many this has become another Island tradition.

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December

2007 New Years eve Celebration

What better way to ring in the New Year than Island style, with dinner, dancing, and a gala party. Leave the driving to the shore boats!

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For Information regarding Two Harbors Events Contact: Becky Mucha at (310) 510-4249 or Bmucha@scico.com, www.VisitTwoHarbors.com

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CATALINA IsLAND CoNserVANCY

Keeping Catalina wild for Today, and for Future generations

The mission of the Catalina Island Conservancy is to be a responsible steward of its lands through a balance of conservation, education and recreation. Through its ongoing efforts, the Conservancy protects the magnificent natural and cultural heritage of Santa Catalina Island, managing 42,000 acres of land, 50 miles of rugged shoreline, an airport, and more than 200 miles of roads. Twenty miles from the mainland, the Island is a treasure trove of historical and archeological sites, and numerous rare and endangered animals and plants. The Conservancy works to keep Catalina wild, carrying out science-based conservation work to restore the land. The organization provides lifelong learning opportunities that help children and adults discover and understand their connections to nature. It supports recreational experiences all over the Island that are a model for balancing human uses with natures needs. By inspiring visitors to become responsible stewards of the living Earth, the Conservancy helps to ensure that todays children and future generations will be able to enjoy Catalina Islands abundance of natural beauty.

You Can Make a Difference

You can also become a Conservancy member today and receive valuable benefits for you and your family while supporting the work of the Conservancy. Your membership donations provide funds for vital conservation initiatives, valuable learning programs, and access to the Islands interior for hikers, bikers, campers and many others. Conservancy members receive 50 percent off Island camping fees year-round; along with discounts at our Explore Store at Conservancy House in Avalon, Jeep tours, our HIKE, and many other benefits. To sign up online, visit www.catalinaconservancy.org (become a Member) or call 310.510.2595 ext. 114.

Catalina Island Conservancy

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Thank you for choosing to visit Catalina Island. Whether you are a first time visitor or one of our regulars - we are delighted to share our island paradise with you! The Isthmus at Two Harbors is still one of the most quaint and original getaway spots to be found in Southern California. With its swaying palm trees, crystal blue waters and landscape that rolls gently up into the interior mountains of the island, the isthmus maintains an air of old-fashioned hospitality that youll notice from the moment you arrive on our dock. Discover paradise for yourself . . .

The West End is the Best End!

Numerous Photos throughout the Two Harbors Boaters Guide were taken by Patti Civalleri, 1-Take MultiMedia Two Harbors Enterprises, Inc. 2007

For AssIsTANCe AND INForMATIoN

VHF Channel 9 Two Harbors Harbor Department .....................................310-510-4253 VHF Channel 9 Cat Harbor Pumpout Service ............................................310-510-4253 VHF Channel 16 U.S. Coast Guard ..............................................................562-980-4444 VHF Channel 16 Emergency: 911 L.A. County Lifeguard/Paramedics ..................................310-510-0341
When calling from a cell phone please use the land line number.

Emergency: 911 L.A. County Sheriff ..........................................................310-510-0872

When calling from a cell phone please use the land line number.

VHF Channel 16 or 12 Avalon Harbor Department ...............................................310-510-0535 Two Harbors ......................................................................310-510-0303 Catalina Express................................................................310-519-1212 Island Express Helicopter Service ....................................310-510-2525 Banning House Reservations ............................................310-510-2800 Harbor Reef Reservations .................................................310-510-4215 Events & Catering .............................................................310-510-4249

Two harbors enterprises

P.O. Box 2530 Avalon, CA 90704-2530 310-510-0303 www.VisitTwoHarbors.com