Originally settled by Native Americans (the Pimuvit or Pimugnans), Catalina Island is 22 miles long, eight miles wide and located 22 miles southwest of Los Angeles (and can be reached by ferry from Newport Beach, Dana Point or San Pedro, CA). This hand-drawn, custom and ORIGINAL illustrated map is the result of a year-long collaborative partnership between Xplorer Maps and the Catalina Island Conservancy. Visit catalinaconservancy.org to learn more about their mission.
The Catalina Island Conservancy protects 88% of Catalina - including 62 miles of unspoiled beaches and secluded coves - the longest publicly accessible stretch of undeveloped coastline in Southern California.