Santa Cruz Island, California
Santa Cruz Island is part of the Channel Islands archipelago, a chain of eight mountainous islands that hug the California coast. The islands are defined by steep cliffs, giant sea caves, hiking trails over green bluffs to secluded beaches, and endemic flora and fauna with almost mythical histories. Kayaking is the best way to experience Santa Cruz Island and its dramatic landscape. Groups set off from Scorpion Anchorage, which offers supreme swimming at the pebble beach right near the jetty.
Santa Cruz Island is part of the Channel Islands archipelago, a chain of eight mountainous islands that hug the California coast. The islands are defined by steep cliffs, giant sea caves, hiking trails over green bluffs to secluded beaches, and endemic flora and fauna with almost mythical histories. Kayaking is the best way to experience Santa Cruz Island and its dramatic landscape. Groups set off from Scorpion Anchorage, which offers supreme swimming at the pebble beach right near the jetty.
Santa Cruz Island is part of the Channel Islands archipelago, a chain of eight mountainous islands that hug the California coast. The islands are defined by steep cliffs, giant sea caves, hiking trails over green bluffs to secluded beaches, and endemic flora and fauna with almost mythical histories. Kayaking is the best way to experience Santa Cruz Island and its dramatic landscape. Groups set off from Scorpion Anchorage, which offers supreme swimming at the pebble beach right near the jetty.
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