Malibu - Dægrastytting

“Zuma beach is a classic. Often seen in movies and tv shows as it is a recurrent film location. Get in the paid parking or walk all the way to the cliff point (Point Dume beach) where the famous final scene of "Planet of the Apes" 1968 was filmed. You can relax at the beach and take a small hike walk up to the top of the cliff for a better view. Little local secret... for the intrepid ones if you cross the over the rocks you'll reach a more private beach ;) (No lifeguard on this site, watch the tide so you don't get stuck and be cautious.) For that are traveling off-season, please be aware that the pacific ocean and its currents are dangerous even for very experienced swimmers. Please, be careful and don't take unnecessary risks. ”

“This beautiful Malibu beach is only accessible by walking through a steep gravelly path. Enjoy a beautiful sunset/sunrise with more privacy. ”

“Neat little shopping area with everything you need from groceries, restaurants, Starbucks, etc.”

“Fishing. No license required. Relax on the pier and watch the surfers. Parking is hard to find sometimes. Trendiest restaurant in Malibu is next door (Nobu) - need reservations.”

“Point Dume is a long bluff that offers views of Palos Verdes Peninsula and Santa Catalina Island.”

“This beautiful beachfront park is a local gem of a secret. There are people who've lived here alll their lives that don't know about it. It's easy to get to and access. It's a great alternative to the sand. It offers picturesque views of the ocean and lagoon, beautifully manicured gardens, clean bathrooms, and plenty of quiet shade on a sunny day. For a very interesting docent-led tour of the historic home, check the website for times. It costs less than $10/person and it's really worth it to visit inside the home and learn a lot about local history. You can take a picnic inside and sit in any part of the gardens you like. On occasion parts of the property are closed to the public for weddings and private events.”

“Beautiful hiking trail in Malibu, and if the water is not dry, there is a small waterfall there.”