Top Things to do In Malibu 2021

"On Catalina island, you need to take a boat for an hour and a half. The round-trip ticket for the boat we took at the port of newport is about 70 dollars per person. When I first arrived on the island, I was fascinated by the beautiful scenery. I immediately rented a golf cart and prepared to make a round of the island. You can choose bicycles, electric vehicles and other modes of transportation. When you go around the island, you can go to the mountains on the island and overlook the entire bay. The pedestrian street on the seaside is also worth shopping for an ice cream and eating while walking."

"【California❥Channel Islands National Park】Catch the end of summer vacation and watch the seascape. It’s so beautiful. There are dolphins on the way, the wild one, the real one, the large group."

"You land at the foot of a rocky cliff and climb several steps to the top, a barren desert highland. The scenery is beautiful in all directions, especially at the far end of the island, where people stand and watch the long stretch of the Channel Islands - the island stretching to the horizon. We climbed up the edge of the cliff and as we looked down, we saw many sea lions bathe in the sun and play in the waves. A great place."

"Similar to Venice canals but looks nicer as you walk through the winter when some of the houses has Christmas lights up so you can see all the nice decorations as you scroll through the sidewalks on each side of the river to get that xmas spirit."

"We had a day trip to the Ocean Kayaking in the island of Santa Cruz. The Kayaking Company, the San Barbara Adventure Company was informative and adventurous. They provided the necessary equipment for the weather. We spent about 3 hours on the water exploring wildlife, marine life and ocean caves. Our guide, Billy was very knowledgeable about the islands and oceans. The wind was strong that day, kayaking against the wind and the inrush created difficulties. Overall a great experience. The boat ride was not too bad, an hour was enough otherwise the return trip would have been difficult. Unfortunately we didn't have much time to hike the island and guess I would have come here on other trips after."

"The bridge is really grand. After that, it is next to the city's island! There are historic hotels and many beaches, luxury houses and high-end communities on the island."

"Harbor Island is a man-made peninsula created in 1961 from harbor dredgings, located in San Diego. It lies between Shelter Island and Downtown San Diego, and is directly across Harbor Drive from San Diego Airport. It is 2 miles long and only a few hundred feet wide. A single road, Harbor Island Drive, runs from one end of Harbor Island to the other and connects it to the mainland.The "island" includes several marinas which harbor thousands of small boats, as well as several restaurants, two high-rise hotels, and Harbor Island Drive Park."

"Fiesta Island is essentially a big paved loop on a peninsula into the bay. It's walkable, drivable, and bike-able. It's a flat, low circle of land that provides a lot of beach-space and has quite a few picnic areas, fire pits, and dog areas (you should only take your dogs to a dog-beach in San Diego). It is in the bay, so if you have kids, the waves will be way tamer here than other places.The campsites are awesome, and available first-come, first serve. During tourist season you'll have to get there pretty early in the morning to grab a good one (or one at all). They include city-sanctioned fire pits (the only places bonfires are allowed here), and nothing is more fun, or more San Diego, than a beach bonfire."