Catalina

Channel Islands Dive Adventures has the Pacific Star chartered for a single day trip starting at Ship Rock, Catalina on Saturday, May 12, 2012. A day diving at Catalina is always an excellent way to spend the day.

The plan is to board at 6:00am Saturday, May 12th (or the night before after 8:00pm) and depart at 7:00am and starting the days diving activities at Ship Rock and then moving towards Goat Harbor to see the giant black sea bass with us getting back about 5:00pm.

Diving Catalina is always a fun adventure. Catalina Island is very large with many excellent dive sites and Ship Rock is probably one of the best, known for its variety of sea life and the chance to dive from 30’-130’ this site is for everyone. There are many other excellent dive sites such as; Blue Cavern Point, Bird Rock, Eagle Reef, Arrow Point, Goat Harbor (giant black sea bass) and many more. The depths for the last 2 dives will be 30’-60’ deep with the average visibility at about 30’-40’ and on good days getting to 60’ plus. Water temperature is also usually higher at Catalina then any of the other islands.

This trip is best suited for all level divers and a great choice for divers wanting to sharpen their diving skills for more advanced trips. The dive sites visited have something for everyone. Good buoyancy control and surface signal tubes are always recommended.

Trip Details

Where: Pacific Star to Catalina
Depart from: 22^nd street Landing, San Pedro
When: Saturday, May 12, 2012
Time: boarding at 6:00am Saturday, May 12th (or after 8:00pm Fri. night) and departing at 7:00am.
Cost:*$125.00 ($10.00 extra per person for a stateroom bunk) includes, 3 dives, meals, air and reserved bunks (bunk layout)
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The Pacific Star is 65’x 22’ and is a 1^st class dive boat. It is known for its fun & experienced crew, excellent service (they even carry your gear to and from the parking area), large sun deck, nice bunks with semi-staterooms and good food. Partial pressure mixed Nitrox (32%) is available for an additional charge. o2 clean tanks are required. Tank fills are to 3000 psi. The Pacific Star is located at the 22^nd Street Landing in San Pedro. Passengers are responsible to arrange for their own scuba equipment including weights and 1 tank and rental equipment is available if needed, including underwater -cameras, video and propulsion vehicles. Please do not forget proof of your Scuba Certification, it is required. For more information about the Pacific Star, visit their website at www.pacificstardiving.com .