The Location of Fraser Point – SCI

Fraser Point is located at the far west end of the island, this is one of the most remote anchorages on Santa Cruz Island. Vast coastal bluffs are accentuated by small pocket beaches and vistas of Santa Rosa Island. The point boasts a rich natural and human history that you can explore with an Island Packers Naturalist on a fairly flat and level terrain, or you may just want to enjoy the sandy beach and beautiful view with a picnic lunch.

All visitors going to this destination must have a signed release form from The Nature Conservancy. You can print the form below or request one from the front desk when you sign in. A completed form at check in will speed the ticketing process along.

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The trip to Fraser Point – SCI will include a complete circumnavigation of the Island and a stop at Painted Cave (weather permitting). The water is warmer on the south side, so the potential for rare wildlife sightings is greater as well.

Things to Know before You go to
Fraser Point

  • Skiff Landings can be wet.

  • There is no shade in this area.

  • The West End can be quite windy so hats should have a strap and no umbrellas.

  • Ocean temperatures are colder at the West End and conditions can be quite rough. Swimming is NOT recommended.

  • There are no facilities at this location. There is no Fresh/Drinking water at this location