Solstice Canyon

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

“Probably the most iconic Malibu surf spot and great for a traditional Malibu photo op, however, it's very shallow for surfing, despite having three breaks. Also, because it's such a die hard favorite it can attract some difficult characters. We highly recommend family's or couples looking for a more romantic time to enjoy the views from the Pier or restaurant, and spend their beach time at Corral, Paradise Cove or Zuma. Also, free street parking is usually non-existent, as folks often live in their vans there, but paid parking can be available either above or below the Pier. Again, just don't plan to park at the nearby for free at Cross Creek town center, as you'll likely get a ticket.”

“The restaurant is at the start of the pier - Full bar, dinner reservations. Café is at the end of the pier - counter service. (walk- in only)”

“This spot is a local favorite and has something for everyone. Great for families and breakfast too. What it lacks in outer ambiance, it makes up for with its interior. Lots of healthy menu options and can go casual with pizzas and burgers or fancier with entrees. Also has a juice bar and cocktails. ”

“THE ADAMSON HOUSE - The historic home of Merritt Huntley Adamson, a local rancher, is set along the beautiful Malibu coastline and is home to a museum that explores the history of Malibu. 23200 Pacific Coast Hwy, Malibu, CA 90265”