Channel Islands National Park Travel Adventure

San Diego Chapter Travel Adventure

Channel Islands National Park

November 11 -13, 2018

Join us for a 3-day, 3-island, live-aboard boat tour of the enchanting Channel Islands

• Hike wild, windswept trails bordered with blazing wildflowers.  
• Bring your kayak (rentals available) and tour the rugged coastlines.
• Marvel at pristine waters teeming with frolicking seals and sea lions.  
• Train your binoculars on unusual sea and land birds—and an occasional whale.  
• Watch for the highly endangered island fox.  
• Look for reminders of the Chumash people who lived on these islands for thousands of years.  
• Or, just relax at sea.  

A ranger/naturalist assigned by the national park will travel with us to help lead hikes, point out items of interest and give evening programs.  

Kayaking will be overseen by our concessionaire; all hikes will be on trails, class 1 terrain.

All cruises depart from Santa Barbara.   Participants will board the boat on Saturday evening as the boat departs at 4 am. Sunday. 

The cost, $675, includes an assigned bunk and all meals, snacks, and beverages.

This travel adventure is open to all Sierra Club and non-Sierra Club members, 18 years of age and older. 

REFUND POLICY

Note that sickness, injury, or work schedules are not grounds for a refund.  Via email, contact the Coordinator or Leader of the outing regarding a refund.

A full refund is possible only if:

1. You are unable to make the trip, but the Sierra Club is able to fill your space.
2. The Sierra Club cancels the trip.
3. The trip leader determines that you shouldn’t be on the trip.

A partial refund is possible:

1. We keep $25.00 if you cancel no less than 30 days prior to the trip.
2. We keep $100.00 if you can cancel less than 30 days but more than 15 days prior to the trip.
3. We keep the entire amount if you cancel less than 15 days prior to the trip.

This trip is a fundraiser to support the San Diego Chapter and our important programs.  

CST 2087766-40.  Registration as a seller of travel does not constitute approval by the State of California.