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Catalina Adventure Tours
This company started out simply almost two decades ago with a glass
bottom boat tour. The 26-passenger vessel gave guests a look at
what’s under the water in Avalon Bay. Later, the company added
fish feeding capabilities from every viewing area so passengers
could watch fish dining out. Since then, Adventure has added many
tours to complement its 45-minute glass bottom boat rides. For example,
visitors can ride a submarine designed to look like the US Nautilus,
America’s first nuclear powered submarine. The sub has a fish
food feeding system with torpedo buttons so passengers can feed
the fish themselves without getting up from their seats. Night cruises
are also available, offering an entirely different cast of night
feeders that include sharks, lobsters and even seals. Other outings
include an “Inside Adventure Tour,” the company’s
most comprehensive look at the island from a luxury tour bus. There’s
also a one-hour, 45-minute “City/Botanical Garden Tour”
and an “Avalon Explorer Tour” that traces the island’s
history with stops at the Interpretive Center and the Catalina Museum.
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