Channel Islands

Channel Islands Harbor is a consolidated shore-insurance project and little art harbor situated at the southern end of the Santa Barbara Channel in Oxnard, California. It is the fifth biggest harbor for little art diversion in the province of California and is a waterfront resort, amusement, and eating commercial center. Recreational exercises incorporate jumping, vessel contracts, ocean kayaking, sportfishing, and whale watching dim whales January through early April blue and humpback whales July to September.

The pony shoe formed harbor contains 166 sections of land 0.67 km² of water encompassed by 126 sections of land 0.51 km² of land and backings in excess of 2,500 vessels, four yacht clubs, and nine full-benefit marinas. It is a state of flight for the five Channel Islands, the nearest of which is Anacapa Island. The Ventura County Maritime Museum is situated inside the harbor and offers a consistently turning show, oceanic themed craftsmanship, and model boats. Water taxis are accessible to drop coffee shops and customers at different docks inside the harbor. Every three years the harbor is host to the Channel Islands Tall Ships Festival which incorporates somewhere in the range of two and five expansive cruising vessels and draws a large number of visitors.