Catalina Island P.O. Box 217 (310) 510-1520 This rugged twenty-by-eight mile island provides shopping, sun and fun just twenty-two miles from the mainland. Some of California's warmest waters are surrounding Catalina.   Channel Island National Park National Park Headquarters (805) 658-5700 National Marine Sanctuary (805) 966-7107 Five tranquil islands make up the 250,000-acre Channel Islands National Park. The Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary, surrounding the islands, protects a variety of marine life.   Disneyland 1313 S Harbor Blvd. Anaheim (714) 781-4565 TA magical kingdom of yesterday, tomorrow, adventure and fantasy with more than 55 world-class attractions.   Farmers Market 6333 W 3rd St. Los Angeles (323) 933-9211 Designated a historical landmark, the Farmers Market has been popular with locals and tourists since 1934. Don’t miss the good food and fun, with over 110 international restaurants and unique shops enjoy.   Griffith Park 4730 Crystal Springs Dr. Los Angeles (323) 664-1191 The park includes many attractions such as the Los Angeles Zoo, Gene Autry Western Heritage Museum, Griffith Observatory, Greek Theatre, Equestrian Center and Travel Railroad & Museum.   Knott’s Berry Farm 8039 Beach Blvd. Buena Park (714) 220-5200 America’s first theme park, featuring 165 rides, shows and attractions. Universal Studios 100 Universal City Plaza Universal City (818) 622-3801   San Diego Wild Animal Park 15500 San Pasqual Valley Rd. (760) 747-8702 A 2,100-acre wildlife preserves. African and Asian animals live together in herds and roam vast expanses similar to their native habitats.   San Diego Zoo Park Blvd, Balboa Park San Diego (619) 234-3153 Featuring the natural habitats: Gorilla Tropics, Tiger River and Sun Bear Forest. A 100-acre home to same of the world’s rarest and most endangered species.   Six Flags Magic Mountain 26101 Magic Mountain Parkway Valencia (661) 255-4111 A 260-acre amusement park popular with roller coaster enthusiasts. In addition, a variety of shows and entertainment for all ages is offered.   Los Angeles Zoo 5333 Zoo Dr. Los Angeles (323) 644-6400 A 115-acre featuring 2,000 mammals, birds and reptiles in their natural setting.   Mann’s Chinese Theatre 6925 Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood’s most famous landmark, the Chinese Theatre’s courtyard records the hand and footprints of more than 150 famous motion picture stars.   Medieval Times 7662 Beach Blvd. Buena Park (714) 521-4740 Step back into the middle ages for an evening of food and entertainment featuring jousting knights and sword fights.   Movieland Wax Museum 7711 Beach Blvd. Buena Park (714) 522-1155 Depicts life-like scenes of over 200 movie and television stars from all eras.   The Queen Mary 1126 Queens Highway Long Beach (310) 435-3511 Family attraction aboard this historic luxury liner moored in Long Beach Harbor. Behind-the-scenes tours, shopping and dining available. Full-service 365-room hotel and meeting facility aboard the ship. Attractions open daily at 10:00 a.m. Entertainment presented daily. Famous Sunday Brunch.   Raging Waters 111 Raging Waters Dr. San Dimas (909) 802-2200 The major attraction of this 44-acre theme park is water slides. A splash pool for children and the wave pool with its sandy beach make this park the place to be on a hot day.   Wild Rivers Water Park 8770 Irvine Center Dr., Irvine (949) 768-9453 Experience over forty exhilarating water rides or simply relax and enjoy the sun at the “Sunshine Terrace” Universal Studios Hollywood Where you don’t just watch the movies, you live them   Sea World 1720 South Shores Rd. San Diego (619) 226-3901 A 135-acre marine life park which features eight shoes and 30 educational exhibits. Includes the Penguin Encounter, a shark exhibit and the Shamu Show.