September 2006
California's Channel Islands, located just off the coast of Santa Barbara and Ventura, are a National Park dream-come-true for sea kayakers. The crystal clear Pacific channel waters, many mysterious and eerie sea caves, breathtaking cliffs, abundant wildlife, and mild weather combine to lure expert kayakers and novices alike to explore their natural wonders. Hundreds of sea caves can be explored along Santa Cruz and Anacapa islands, the two most popular destinations for sea kayakers in the Channel Islands, sometimes described as America's Galapagos. We boarded the shuttle boat for an hour ride to Santa Cruz Island. We camped at Scorpion Ranch and spent 3 days paddling and exploring the island.
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