Anacapa Island

Anacapa Island, part of Channel Islands National Park off California’s coast, is a small, rugged island known for its distinctive, craggy cliffs and rich biodiversity. It features unique rock formations, sea caves, and a lighthouse. The island serves as a vital habitat for seabirds, including pelicans and gulls, and is a popular destination for ecotourism, wildlife viewing, and recreational activities like kayaking and hiking. Its remote location and protected status help preserve its delicate ecosystems. Anacapa Island offers visitors a chance to experience pristine coastal nature and observe abundant marine and bird life in a stunning, unspoiled setting.