Swimming, sunning on the beach or by a pool, diving, surfing, yachting, sailing, or sport fishing will satisfy any penchant for the most relaxed visitor or the most avid sports enthusiast. A trip to Santa Catalina or the Channel Islands will satisfy the tourism in anyone. Landlubbers can enjoy any of the trails for equestrians, bicyclists, or joggers that crisscross the peninsula - more than 60 miles of horse trails alone. Golf can be played here on either a private course or two public courses, with two more courses planned. Tennis can be played at any of the private courts or membership clubs on the peninsula.
Organized leagues are also available for any type of team sport.
Parks on the Peninsula lend themselves to picnics, relaxing in the sun or shade, kite flying, or frisbee throwing. The eight developed parks also incorporate programs for groups, seniors, and children. Undeveloped parks anywhere from 4. 5 acres to 140 acres are scattered throughout the Peninsula. Displayed here are more than 100 families of plants, with more than 2,000 species of plants represented. The Wayfarers Chapel, a Lloyd Wright glass inspiration, is a notable church that offers several types of services to the public.