Atraccions turístiques a Avalon

Join us as we explore Long Beach's coastline. You will learn history about the harbor as well as see the beautiful Long Beach skyline, California Sea Lions playing in the harbor, the world-famous Queen Mary, large cargo and container ships from all over the world, the Long Beach oil islands and much more! What you see is what you pay; no hidden fees or surcharges. You can also choose the San Pedro departure, which offers unforgettable sightseeing with stunning coastal views and rich maritime history, including the USS Iowa Battleship. One of the most unique highlights is cruising alongside towering container ships from around the world. Massive giants of global trade that turn the harbor into a living, breathing industrial seascape.

The Swan Boats on Rainbow Lagoon are one of the hottest new activities in Long Beach's ionic Rainbow Harbor. Don’t miss this unique way to experience the area and all of its beauty. All of our boats come equipped with shaded canopies for maximum comfort. Our large swan boats feature a roomy back seat for those that would like to forego pedaling and would prefer to just enjoy the view. You are welcome to bring food and drinks on-board the swan boats for a floating picnic (no alcohol is permitted).

The price you see is the price you pay, no hidden fees or surcharges. We are the top destination for whale watching in Long Beach and Los Angeles. Our custom built high speed vessels can cover waters north to Santa Monica and south to Newport Beach for maximum range coverage resulting in maximum marine life sighting success. Our fleet of state of the art vessels adhere to strict safety codes and regulations, ensuring you and your friends and family enjoy a wonderful experience out on the water. All whale watching excursions embark under the guidance of highly trained captains not only equipped to man your boat, but also to provide informative narration of the wildlife you might encounter. Marine life we encounter includes: Gray Whales (November-April), Blue Whales (may-November), and year-round we can see Humpback Whales, Fin Whales, Minke Whales, Orcas, Dolphins, Sea Lions, Harbor Seals, rare Marine Birds, and much more!

Take a journey of discovery through the world's largest ocean at the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach. Meet more than 12,000 animals and see over 100 exhibits in sunny Southern California, the frigid waters of the Northern Pacific and the colorful reefs of the Tropical Pacific. Discover all our exhibits including sea otters, penguins, sharks, sea jellies, green sea turtles and more.

Dare to Discover the Queen Mary's Dark Secrets... After Midnight Tour Time: 12am - 2am Step into the unknown with the Queen Mary’s Graveyard Tour. A spine-tingling adventure that takes you deep into the ship’s eerie underbelly. As the clock strikes midnight, venture beyond the usual visitor areas and into hidden corners of the ocean liner, where chilling tales of ghostly encounters and lingering spirits await. The Graveyard Tour will lead you through haunted spaces that have witnessed decades of eerie events. From the shadowy engine room to the deserted hallways, you’ll explore the legends of some of the Queen Mary’s most notorious specters. Is it just folklore, or is there something otherworldly lingering aboard this historic ship? Exhibit Hours: 10:00am - 8:00pm

For a romantic activity perfect for admiring the Rainbow Harbor sunset, just grab your favorite person and pedal out onto Rainbow Lagoon with this swan boat adventure. Book the time that works for you, hop into your novelty vessel, and admire the sights of downtown Long Beach harbor. You can enjoy an onboard picnic, glide across the calm waters, or skip pedaling altogether and relax in the boat's roomy back seat.

Step aboard the legendary Queen Mary in Long Beach and discover one of the world’s most famous ocean liners. From her glamorous Art Deco design and rich maritime history to thrilling haunted encounters and unforgettable tours, the Queen Mary offers something for everyone. Explore the ship that carried royalty, Hollywood icons, and WWII heroes, and experience an attraction unlike any other—historic, iconic, and truly unforgettable.

Located on Catalina Island, we offer single, two or three flyers at a time. Catalina Xtreme Parasail operates a Coast Guard Inspected vessel that can take up to 12 passengers per trip. Our experienced and friendly crew will assist you throughout the boat ride and parasail adventure. Catalina Xtreme Parasail thrives to ensure you have a safe and exciting time viewing the island from high above. Fly with out ever getting wet or take the thrill & ask the crew to dip your toes in the water! Purchase a photo package for your group which includes photos to be uploaded directly to cellular device before your trip ends!

This ticket will grant you skip-the-line access to the Aquarium of the Pacific, where you’ll get the opportunity to explore wildlife inhabiting the Northern Pacific waters, the Tropical Eastern Pacific reefs and other areas of the Pacific Ocean. You’ll be able to visit Shark Lagoon, discover over 150 sharks and touch some of them. In the Sea Otter Habitat, you’ll get to observe sea otters swimming and playing around. You’ll also have the chance to enjoy the 180-degree show at the Honda Pacific Visions Theater.

Join us as we explore the amazing Port of Los Angeles, the busiest harbor in the Western Hemisphere. You'll learn the history of the port and see California sea lions playing in the harbor. View the world-famous Battleship USS Iowa, large cargo and container ships from around the globe, and more! This tour is great for all ages, offering both historical insights and an enjoyable boat ride. 95% of international trade transported by ships. Explore the new West Harbor, enjoy the view of the Los Angeles Harbor Lighthouse, and see Pier 400, the world’s largest container terminal. Discover the Port’s commitment to sustainability, from clean electrical power to green initiatives. Make it extra special by purchasing the bundle and adding access to the Battleship USS Iowa, the only battleship museum open to the public on the West Coast, where you can walk the decks and explore naval history at your own pace.

Come aboard Catalina Island's newest semi-submarine, the SS Nautilus, and enjoy a deep sea adventure 1,000 leagues beyond your imagination. The main attraction of this unique vessel allows six feet underwater viewing while staying dry so eager seafarers can get up close and face-to-face with schools of fish anticipating treats fired away from custom designed fish food torpedo buttons. Designed after America's first nuclear powered submarine, the USS Nautilus, the 45-minute journey is the destination itself as our captain and his crew ventures out on an exploratory mission to the undersea gardens of Avalon Bay.

With this ticket to Long Beach's Aquarium of the Pacific, you'll have a chance to get a closer look at what lives near and beneath the surface of the Pacific Ocean. Inside, you'll be able to explore various habitats and seascapes dedicated to three aquatic regions – the Northern Pacific, the Tropical Pacific, and Southern California and Baja. As you walk between galleries, you'll get to see some of the aquarium's popular residents, including sea otters, sharks and Magellanic penguins. Your ticket also includes admission to the Honda Pacific Visions Theatre, which showcases an eight-minute 4D film on a giant curved screen.

With this ticket, you’ll get admission to the Battleship USS Iowa Museum in Los Angeles. Once inside, you can take an audio-guided tour of the museum, using the mobile app. You’ll also get to view the museum's main artifact – the USS Iowa – the only US Navy battleship open to the public on the West Coast. During the tour, you’ll discover historical facts about the US Navy and the life of sailors at sea over the past 70 years. As you explore further, you’ll also see a number of historical exhibits. Additionally, you can join the Vicky the Dog scavenger hunt and discover why she is the museum's mascot.

Departing from the iconic Balboa Pavilion in Newport Beach daily. Departing times vary depending on time of year see all times available when booking. Travel time is approximately 75 minutes from Newport Beach to Avalon, Catalina Island. This is one of the most easily accessible ports for residents/visitors of Orange County, Greater Los Angeles, Inland Empire and San Diego County to travel by boat from the mainland to Avalon, Catalina Island. This is the largest catamaran to Catalina Island and is state of the art, with three decks. The first deck is enclosed with plenty of seating and a snack bar. The second deck offers a full bar and additional indoor seating. The third deck is open air with seating in the California sunshine and offers stunning views during the trip. Enjoy “Speed – Service – Comfort”.

Embark on an unforgettable journey into the Pacific Ocean to spot migrating Whales. Along the way, we’ll also search for Dolphins, Sea Lions, and other incredible marine life that inhabit our waters. Expert educators from the Aquarium of the Pacific will enhance your experience, offering insights on everything you encounter. Our seasoned captains and crew bring over 30 years of whale-watching expertise. Harbor Breeze boasts the largest fleet of custom-built catamarans, offering unmatched stability, comfort, and eco-friendly design. With ultra-quiet, low-emission engines, our vessels ensure a peaceful experience that doesn’t disturb the whales or their environment. Make it an extra special experience by purchasing the bundle and adding access to the Battleship USS Iowa, the only battleship museum open to the public on the West Coast. Explore the USS Iowa Museum at your own pace, and walk the decks of this storied battleship and learn about naval history through interactive exhibits.

The USS IOWA earned 11 battle stars during its service in World War II, the Korean War and the Cold War. It also sailed with three U.S. presidents aboard. Now docked in retirement, this 'Battleship of Presidents' is yours to explore on a self-guided tour. A tour of the award-winning museum, which offers a glimpse of American history, typically takes 75 minutes to complete and is complemented with a free app to use as a guide.