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Unincorporated community in Los Angeles County, California, United States
Photo: Don Ramey Logan, CC BY 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Two Harbors is a small village with a population of 150 that lies right on the isthmus of Santa Catalina Island. Two Harbors is a popular boating destination for Angelenos due to its protective natural cove. Yet, it provides isolation in a beautiful natural setting. It can be used as a base for other activities, such as kayaking, diving and hiking.
Open year-round in Two Harbors.
For quick and casual sandwiches and snacks
11-room inn with rooms ranging from $125 (off season) to over $250 (peak season).
Economical accommodations available from November through April.
About the only source of goods and foods in the West End of Catalina. It is open year-round.
Two Harbors is accessible by private boats or via the Catalina Express ferry from San Pedro.
Read in the guideThe three most popular options are: kayak, bicycle and feet. There is also a back country day tour available for rental using a Hummer for transportation on the West End's dirt roads.
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Long Beach · International · LGB
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