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[[File:Catalina Little Harbor .png|450px|thumbnail|right|<center>Shark Harbor (center right cove), Santa Catalina Island</center>]]
[[File:Catalina Little Harbor .png|450px|thumbnail|right|<center>Shark Harbor (center right cove), Santa Catalina Island</center>]]
[[File:Shark Harbor Catalina.png|450px|thumbnail|right|<center>Shark Harbor (center right cove), Santa Catalina Island</center>]]


[[File:SCAT Shark Harbor.png|450px|thumbnail|right|<center>Shark Harbor (center right cove), Santa Catalina Island</center>]]
[[File:SCAT Shark Harbor.png|450px|thumbnail|right|<center>Shark Harbor (center right cove), Santa Catalina Island</center>]]


<span style="color:#FF0000">'''Shark Harbor, Santa Catalina Island'''</span>, is a small beach cove on the southwest part of the island to the west of Little Harbor. Shark Harbor is not a safe swimming spot. However, when conditions are just right this is a good surfing cove and it is known as one of the better surf spots on the island. The two beaches are separated by a rock called Whale's Tale.
<span style="color:#FF0000">'''Shark Harbor, Santa Catalina Island'''</span>, is a small beach cove on the southwest part of the island to the west of Little Harbor. Shark Harbor is not a safe swimming spot. However, when conditions are just right this is a good surfing cove and it is known as one of the better surf spots on the island. The two beaches are separated by a rock called Whale's Tale.

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Shark Harbor (center right cove), Santa Catalina Island
Shark Harbor (center right cove), Santa Catalina Island
Shark Harbor (center right cove), Santa Catalina Island

Shark Harbor, Santa Catalina Island, is a small beach cove on the southwest part of the island to the west of Little Harbor. Shark Harbor is not a safe swimming spot. However, when conditions are just right this is a good surfing cove and it is known as one of the better surf spots on the island. The two beaches are separated by a rock called Whale's Tale.