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Casino Point is the first nonprofit underwater park in the country (and maybe the world), and offers the best shore diving in California! The diverse under-sea world at the Underwater Park offers both beginner and expert divers a dive experience like no other area
Scuba diving and snorkeling enthusiasts who come to enjoy clear waters and abundant sea life find it free of mainland pollution and surf. The depth ranges from the rocky shoreline to 95 feet deep. Primarily the park consists of the f…
Casino Point is the first nonprofit underwater park in the country (and maybe the world), and offers the best shore diving in California! The diverse under-sea world at the Underwater Park offers both beginner and expert divers a dive experience like no other area
Scuba diving and snorkeling enthusiasts who come to enjoy clear waters and abundant sea life find it free of mainland pollution and surf. The depth ranges from the rocky shoreline to 95 feet deep. Primarily the park consists of the fastest growing plant in the world, Giant kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera).
The park's bottom contour reveals rock walls and outcroppings, boulders, pinnacles and a sandy seafloor on its outer edges, which is truly representative of Catalina Island's different characteristics.
This is a reserved area so no hunting of any kind will be allowed.
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