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    Santa Barbara Divers

    5.0 (12 reviews)
    Open • 6:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Channel Islands Expeditions - Ventura County - Sea lions relaxing!

    Channel Islands Expeditions - Ventura County

    4.3(12 reviews)
    0.6 mi

    My husband and I booked the EPIC (an accurate description) Sea Caves tour and what an incredible…read moreexperience it was! There were so many great moments and high points, including a playful pod of dolphins that leaped in and out of the boat's wake (and alongside us); kayaking among a large nursery of leopard sharks, both babies and adults; in one of the sea caves, the phosphorescence was lit up like a bright neon blue light along one wall of the cavern; and finally, snorkeling in a gorgeous kelp forest was beyond words! SO many fish (and one seal that sped by us like a bullet train). Our deepest gratitude to the crew, Roger, Cameron and Cooper for their kindness, humor and far-ranging knowledge of marine and island life. It's plain to see they love what they do and we were lucky to be a part of it.

    If you're thinking about taking this tour just do it! From the moment you arrive these guys treat…read moreyou like your best friend visiting the islands for the first time. They show you all the cool stuff answer all your questions. It's been a few days and we're already missing them! They are truly lovely to chat with. When it was time to hit the activities they went to work showing their skills and knowledge. FYI we're vegetarian and the lunch was lovely- so make sure you order that too! Thanks Captain Dan and crew! It was a bucket list day we won't forget!

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    Santa Barbara Adventure Company - 10 strangers that ended up friends at the end of the day.

    Santa Barbara Adventure Company

    4.8(262 reviews)
    31.1 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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    Harbor Patrol Channel Islands - Jr. Lifeguard!!!

    Harbor Patrol Channel Islands

    5.0(1 review)
    1.1 mi

    Story time... I…read morepulled into the Channel Islands Harbor one day because I had an early dinner reservation at Moqueca. I parked my car near the boat slips and was about to head over when I spy an automatic weapon laying against a trash can. I have called the non emergency police number and the man on the line seemed to have better things going on than to deal with me. He actually requested I pick up the gun to confirm it was a real weapon. There was no way I was going to pick up an automatic weapon in the middle of the harbor, with families around, during the daytime, get my fingerprints all over it and make any kind of judgements. Mind you, the weapon had no orange tip, which I mentioned multiple times to the man I was on the phone with. Eventually I hung up and drove around until I came across a harbor patrol truck. The man (never got his name) came right over and grabbed the gun. It thankfully, wasn't real, it was an Airsoft gun somebody just ditched near the trash after presumably breaking it. The harbor patrol assured me they would destroy and dispose of it. Even an Airsoft gun could do damage if a child had found it and played with it. Some of them are gas powered and shoot high velocity pellets. It was great dealing with them and my only real personal experience with the Channel Islands Harbor Patrol other than various meetings during sailing trips or boat parties which always go smoothly. I have nothing but high praise for them and hope they continue to impress. Cheers!

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