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    Leo Robbins Community Sailing Center

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    Channel Islands Kayak Center

    Channel Islands Kayak Center

    4.3
    (6 reviews)
    0.6 mi

    Had the most amazing time out in the sun at the Oxnard harbor. Rented kayak for one hour and…read moreexplored the marina with my partner in crime! Very dog friendly and check-in process is VERY fast and easy! Highly recommend for a fun summer activity

    Don't count on them for kayak rentals. I had organized a 3 day trip to go kayaking out of Scorpion…read more Was bringing my personal kayak and then renting one until I received a call the night before we took off telling me the conditions weren't any good with 7 ft swell and 25mph gusts forecasted. I was told the only window would be for arrival day which I had already booked a tour so I was advised to not bring my personal kayak. Huge mistake! Second day and there was a little wind but not too bad, bit of a swell but plenty of kayaking to be had without caves. All the boats and tours went out all day. I had called the Kayak Center to see if they could send two singles out for next morning for us as there was still room on boat. I was told there was no way they would send out any kayaks due to the conditions and swell and out of safety. The guy kept going on and on about what happens when you go around a bend. It was ridiculous as I kept telling him I know exactly what happens. No matter how many times I told him that I am a very experienced paddler, certified rescue diver, live in Laguna, and am on ocean about 3 days/week and understand ocean conditions and forecasts, the guy wouldn't hear it. I have my own RIB with a 50hp motor I take out all the time. I'm not a newbie. What really got me was they ended up sending out several kayaks for other people in the morning boat yet nothing for us. I asked him why was he not letting us have any and he then started back peddling saying those people signed waivers about not taking kayak for that day. The kayaks they delivered weren't going to be used until next day. What a lie that was. You couldn't have asked for a calmer more gorgeous day to be on water which again, every boat was including the kayaks they had taken over on ferry. I've kayaked scorpion several times when I used to frequent islands on private boat. This time was much different and a lot of coordination going into it. After much work, I had 3 days planned out with my daughter, 17, and also an experienced paddler, surfer, and certified advanced diver. Our trip was ruined because of these guys. I can guarantee if I had been a male, there wouldn't have been any problems. Instead we got to sit on the beach and watch all the kayakers enjoy a gorgeous glassy day on the water with no way to get out ourselves. Profilers.

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    Santa Barbara Adventure Company

    Santa Barbara Adventure Company

    4.8
    (260 reviews)
    26.7 mi

    Rachel is awesome! Super knowledgeable of the ocean, water, marine life, and history of the area…read more What a rad human being to have guiding the tour. As it turns out, all of the harbor seals, and sealions have names. We befriended one named Steve, he is much better at swimming than I am. He also taught me secret techniques to paddling. This one Pelican named Parry got into a barking match with some sealions, which is a fight he wasn't gonna win, let's be honest. Though I was hoping to see an M-A-N-A-T-E-E ... next time! If you're gonna go down on Haley street, where the dogs are easy and the sun is cheap, you never know just who you'll meet, on Haley. (But hopefully it's Rachel from the Santa Barbara Adventure Company, and you get her kayak tour; shout out!)

    A heartfelt thank you to Santa Barbara Adventure Company for creating such a memorable birthday…read moreexperience for our daughter. From start to finish, everything exceeded our expectations. We had a fun ferry ride to the islands and even got to slow down to watch a large Sunfish (Mola Mola) snacking on some jellies. I recommend getting in line early to secure the best view seating on the ferry. Our kayak guides, Chuck and Adam, were exceptional--knowledgeable, engaging, and genuinely passionate about what they do. They made the entire trip both fun and informative, while ensuring we always felt safe and well cared for. We were fortunate to have perfect weather and warm water, which allowed us to explore all seven sea caves--many of which are inaccessible during high tide or rougher conditions. It made the experience even more special. Having lived in Santa Barbara for 22 years, this was my first time visiting the islands, and it was truly unforgettable. The pristine landscapes, abundant sea life, and even spotting several tiny island foxes while enjoying our picnic lunch, made it an unforgettable adventure. We can't wait to do it again--highly recommend to anyone looking for a unique and exceptional experience!

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    Waiting in line to enter sea caves
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    Anacapa Island Channel Islands

    Anacapa Island Channel Islands

    4.1
    (15 reviews)
    17.5 mi

    This was a one and done visit. The island is small and there was a guided walk fro the visitors…read morecenter to a couple points of interest and a look out where you could see other islands. There is not much to do and very little history and the main event was dodging the thousands of seagulls that nest on the island because there are no predators. Did see some seals and dolphins on the way back in the afternoon.

    Although there might not be much of anything to do on Anacapa Island, come in the Spring/Summer and…read moreI can guarantee you'll never forget the place. Anacapa is the nearest of the Channel Islands and reachable through Island Packers who'll take you to and from the island. At this time of year the island is 99.9% birds and you, as a visitor, are a mere intrusion. The way that Island Packers has it scheduled, the island's arrival and departure times give you just enough time to get on the island, eat your lunch, then enjoy a slow trail walk around the island (best with one of the volunteer guides who provide this service), a stop at Inspiration Point, and a brief bit of extra time before it's again time to board the boat. Unless you're camping on the island, this is all the time you would want there. Why you should go at this time of year is to see those birds. Brown Pelicans, once endangered, build their nests on Anacapa but by design their nests aren't near the trail. Brown Pelicans will abandon their eggs if humans are too near. But every other part of the island? That's where the gulls lay their eggs, right on the ground, and on Anacapa this means EVERYWHERE: Think thousands and thousands of gulls and their chicks. Gull's babies look nothing like mature gulls and when you first eye the youth you'll be amazed. The little spotted birds blend perfectly with their surroundings and would be easy to step upon were you the least bit off trail (so stay on the trail). As you trod the path around the flat island go slow. Some birds are serene, just sitting quietly atop their eggs. Others are Tiger Moms and scream or dive bomb at you as you try to pass. It's exciting, interesting, unique, and unforgettable. I'd not go back to Anacapa a second time because it's very small and I've now seen it in its entirety. There's no hiking to be done here on this flat island and the only camping site is in the treeless center of the island, which might be interesting - or boring - at times the birds are not nesting. But if you don't hike, haven't seen it, and this sounds compelling you should get out there and check it out. When the birds are nesting, it's an experience you won't soon forget. Disclaimer: To get off Island Packer's boat and onto the island will require you to hoist yourself up a ladder then walk up a flight of 150 stairs once on the island.

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    Ferry boat to island.
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