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LA Dolce Vita: A Long Beach Passage to Catalina Aboard a Yaretti 2210
Private 8–10 hour charter from Long Beach to Catalina Island aboard the Yaretti 2210, featuring three cabins, crew service, a stabilizer, and optional jet‑ski add‑ons.
LA Dolce Vita: A Long Beach Passage to Catalina Aboard a Yaretti 2210.
Set out from Long Beach on the Yaretti 2210—marketed as “LA Dolce Vita”—for an 8–10 hour private charter to Catalina Island. The yacht pairs modern, aerodynamic lines and expansive, three‑cabin accommodations with professional crew service and an onboard stabilizer, creating a high‑comfort coastal crossing and the option to stay overnight on the island.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Stabilized, Three‑Cabin Luxury
The Yaretti 2210 is presented as a purposefully designed luxury yacht with three cabins plus crew quarters and a stabilizer system intended to reduce roll—features that enable comfortable day cruising and the possibility of an overnight on Catalina.
Captain, Crew and Optional Catering
Pricing covers yacht rental, coastal cruising fuel and crew arrangements; the operator can include premium catering prepared by a restaurant chef and customers hire the captain/crew directly (base salary included), with gratuity noted as appreciated.
Add a Jet‑Ski or Extend Overnight
The charter can include a brand new jet ski as an add‑on, and the yacht’s accommodations are described as allowing an overnight cruise to Catalina so guests can wake up on the island.
What the day feels like
What the Day Feels Like
The charter is a private coastal crossing: guests board in Long Beach for a roughly 8–10 hour outing that includes about 2.5–3 hours of transit each way to Catalina, time spent on or around the island, and a return before dark. Onboard, the emphasis is on spacious cabins, attentive crew service, stabilized motion and optional extras such as chef‑prepared catering and a jet ski.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this charter suits—and what operational details to mind.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Standard Catalina private charter runs 8–10 hours; departures are scheduled at 9:00 a.m. with about 2.5–3 hours transit each way and a return to dock before dark.
Pricing includes yacht rental, coastal cruising fuel, captain and crew service (hired directly by customers with base salary included) and local tax.
Operator can include a jet ski as an add‑on and offer premium catering prepared by the chef of a restaurant.
Captains and crews are contracted directly by the customer and their base pay is included in pricing; gratuity for crew is highly appreciated.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the Catalina charter?
The charter is described as an 8–10 hour private trip.
What time does the trip depart and return?
The charter departs at 9:00 a.m. and is scheduled to return to dock before dark.
How long is the transit to Catalina?
Transit time is approximately 2.5 to 3 hours each way.
Are crew and fuel included in the price?
Pricing includes yacht rental, coastal cruising fuel and captain & crew service; captains and crews are hired directly by customers and base salary has been included.
Can I add a jet ski or arrange catering?
Yes—the charter can include a brand new jet ski as an add‑on and can incorporate premium catering prepared by a restaurant chef.
Is an overnight stay possible?
Yes—the yacht has three cabins and crew quarters and is described as allowing an overnight cruise to Catalina so guests may stay overnight.