Catalina Island is a picture perfect paradise and a world apart from the hustle and bustle of the mainland just 26 miles away. The air is refreshing, the water is clear, the community is casual and friendly, and there's not one traffic light on the whole island. From the city of Avalon to the rustic village of Two Harbors, experience the Island for yourself - explore the rugged back country where the bison roam, enjoy the most stylish in dining experiences, conquer the rush of thrilling adventures, and relax on the sand with the gentle rhythm of the ocean. When you're on Catalina, you're always having the time of your life.

Thanks, but no tanks! Want to dive in? We offer free diving and snorkeling for those that want to dive without dive tanks. Let Captain Stewart take you to some of the best waters off California's coast for snorkeling, free diving and spear fishing. Whether you want to swim with dolphins or cavort with bright orange Garibaldi fish off Catalina Island, Charter Go Sea It.

For those in Southern California, our Channel Island trips offer the rare chance to surf with your friends in a truly wild location. Come out for some remote surf and find a spot that is off the beaten path. Santa Cruz Island has a couple great spots to surf and depending on the swell size and direction, these places can really go off! Depending on the swell direction, surfing can also be done at several locations on Santa Rosa, and San Miguel Islands.

Captain Stewart Nelson cut his teeth on the waters of Southern California. Wherever you choose to visit in Mexico and Southern California, expect expert recommendations, navigation and the rare opportunity to see some truly new places that lie a bit beyond the sea-lanes. The diversity, history and habitat of the Channel Islands are a treasure trove, laden with riches. Fishing, birding, whale watching, surfing and free diving are all available seasonally in the Channel Islands.

Go Sea It travels up and down the coast, trailering boats to best in-season locales: fish migrating pelagic fish species such as Albacore, Yellow Tail, White Sea Bass and Salmon. Crab, rockfish, and halibut are favorites.