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Channel Islands Map

Anacapa Island
The East, Middle and West Islands that make up Anacapa Island are five miles long but are inaccessible one from the next except by boat. Steep, towering sea cliffs, sea caves and natural bridges, like the forty-foot high Arch Rock, are well known symbols of Anacapa Island.

Santa Cruz Island
Santa Cruz Island is both the largest of California’s islands at over 96 square miles in size, as well as the highest, with peaks rising above 2,000 feet. Painted Cave, along the northwest coastline, is one of the largest and deepest sea caves in the world!

Santa Rosa Island
Santa Rosa peaks out at 1,589 feet at its highest point, though the rest of the island has an otherwise low profile. The remains of a pygmy mammoth were found on Santa Rosa in 1994 and are the most complete specimen found to date.

San Miguel Island
San Miguel Island is home to the caliche forest (ancient vegetation sand-castings) and has over 600 archeological remnants from the Chumash Indians. At certain times of the year, a ranger-guided 16-mile round-trip hike may lead you to over 30,000 pinnipeds on the beaches of Point Bennett!

Santa Barbara Island
Experience Santa Barbara Island’s six miles of trails, snorkel in the Landing Cove with bright sea stars, spiny sea urchins and girabaldi fish and kayak along the coast with sea lions, harbor seals and northern elephant seals.

Transportation
Boat departures out of Ventura and Channel Islands (Oxnard) Harbors:
Island Packers
1691 Spinnaker Dr.
Ventura, CA 93001
(805) 642-1393
www.islandpackers.com
(Trip Schedules)

Boat departures out of Santa Barbara Harbor:
Truth Aquatics
301 West Cabrillo Blvd.
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
(805) 963-3564
www.truthaquatics.com
(Trip Schedules)

Plane departures out of Camarillo airport:
Channel Islands Aviation
305 Durley Avenue
Camarillo, CA93010
(805) 987-1301
www.flycia.com

Overnight
Camping Reservations
Catalina Island Hotels

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Carr Winery
414 N Salsipuedes Street
Open Sun-Weds 11-5pm & Thurs-Sat 11-8pm
Tasting Fee: $10
805/965-7985

Coastal Winery
217 G Stearns Wharf
Open Daily 11am-7pm
805/962-2100

Giessinger Winery
210 State Street
Mon-Thurs 12pm-7pm
Friday 12pm-7:30pm
Sat & Sun 11am-8pm
805/568-0820

Jaffurs Wine Cellars
819 E Montecito Street
Friday-Sunday 11am-5pm
(Summer Hours: Everyday 11am-5pm)
Tasting Fee: $10
805/962-7003

Kalyra
212 State Street
Mon-Thurs 12pm-7pm
Fri-Sun 12pm-8pm
805/965-8606

Kunin Wines
28 Anacapa Street
Open Daily 11am-6pm
Tasting Fee: $10
805/963-9696

Municipal Wineries
28 Anacapa Street
Opening February 20, 2010

Oreana Winery
205 Anacapa Street
Open Daily 11am-5pm
Tasting Fee: $5
805/962-5857

Santa Barbara Winery
202 Anacapa Street
Open Daily 10am-5pm
Tasting Fee: $5 w/ souvenir wine glass
805/963-3633

Westerly Vineyards
28a Anacapa Street
Open Daily 11am-7pm
Tasting Fee: $8
805/963-9696

Whitcraft Winery
36a South Calle Cesar Chavez
Friday-Sunday 12pm-4pm
Tasting Fee: $5-$10
805/730-1680

Wine Cask
813 Anacapa Street
805/966-9463

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Wednesday, November 4, 2009, 8:00 PM
Soho, 1221 State St, Santa Barbara, CA
$10 – All ages welcome
Jace Everett Website

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