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Discovering Channel Islands National Park

National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions · National Geographic Venture · 4 days

Discovering Channel Islands National Park

Day 1: Arrive in Los Angeles by early afternoon and head to the Crowne Plaza Los Angeles Harbor Hotel in San Pedro for a transfer to the ship. Take in the sights on the deck and meet the team as we embark in early evening. Day 2: Wake to the ship at anchor off the rocky outcropping of East Anacapa Island. Join your wellness specialist on the sundeck for morning yoga and then enjoy the breakfast buffet. After breakfast, join naturalists aboard our Zodiacs to go ashore on East Anacapa. The destination is the Anacapa Lighthouse, built in 1932, the last major light station to be built on the West Coast. Soak in the views from Inspiration Point or, for a more relaxing option, explore Arch Rock…

The sailing, in facts

OperatorNational Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions
ShipNational Geographic Venture
Length4 days
RegionUS Rivers & Coast
Departures3 listed · 2026-10-31 to 2026-11-08

Day by day

The route as the supplier files it. Ports and stops without a coordinate are still listed — they are calls, not gaps.
DayWhere
Day 1Los Angeles, CA, United States
Day 2East Anacapa Island, CA, United States
Day 2Santa Cruz Island, CA, United States
Day 3Santa Rosa Island, CA, United States
Day 4Santa Catalina Island, CA, United States
Day 5Los Angeles, CA, United States

Every departure

3 departures of this itinerary in the atlas. Dates come from the supplier feed and are refreshed nightly.
DepartsReturnsDaysShipOffer
2026-10-312026-11-044National Geographic Venture Yes
2026-11-042026-11-084National Geographic Venture Yes
2026-11-082026-11-124National Geographic Venture Yes

Current offers

  • 50% Reduced Deposit — Valid for Travel 01 Oct 2026 - 31 Dec 2027

Supplier offers, from the Virtuoso promotions feed. They stack with the advisor benefits on the booking rather than replacing them — how that works.

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