<- Return to Malibu Beaches Paradise Cove Beach | Quick Info Paradise Cove Beach is one of the most popular if not the most popular public beach in Malibu. One of the main reasons Paradise Cove is such a sought after destination, is that it gives off the private beach club feel while still being a […]
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Leo Carrillo | Quick Info – Ocean Floor: rock bottom – Wave Type: right hand point break that forms off a large rock formation – Best Tide: medium – Best Swell Direction: SSE, S, SW, WSW – Parking: free on PCH to the north and south
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<- Return to Malibu Beaches Topanga State Beach | Quick Info Topanga State Beach is located towards the southern end of Malibu off Pacific Coast Highway at the base of Topanga Canyon. The beach tends to be a bit more secluded because it has a small drop off from the highway, and a short walk […]
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<- Return to Malibu Campgrounds La Jolla Group Camp | Quick Info The La Jolla Group campground is located within Point Mugu State Park and boasts an abundance of hiking trails that span over 70 miles. If that’s not enough, you can connect up with the Ray Miller Trail to Sycamore Canyon for even more […]
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Malibu Fish & Wildlife | Quick Info Malibu Closure: Paradise Cove Pier to Sunset Restaurant: No Fishing Sunset Restaurant to La Piedra State Beach: Recreational take by spearfishing of white seabass and pelagic finfish is allowed. Visit the California Fish & Game Website for Commercial Fishing Rules & More info Report Poachers: 1-888-334-2258
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<- Return to Malibu Beaches Malibu Lagoon State Beach | Quick Info The Malibu Lagoon is where Malibu Creek meets the Pacific Ocean. Malibu’s Surfrider Beach has a long stranded as a premier surfing beach. So much so that no boogie boarding or body surfing is allowed on the beach. This a surfers’ beach to […]
Read MoreTopanga | Quick Info – Ocean Floor: sand and rock bottom – Wave Type: right hand point break – Best Tide: medium – Best Swell Direction: SSW, SW, WSW, W – Parking: free on PCH
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<- Return to Malibu Campgrounds Malibu RV Park | Quick Info Malibu RV Park is the perfect stop, or destination, on a road trip up the California coast. The prime PCH location is perched on a bluff across the street from the beach and boasts some of the best coastal views Malibu has to offer. […]
Read MoreSurfrider | Quick Info – Ocean Floor: sand and rock bottom – Wave Type: right hand point break; beach break to the north – Best Tide: medium – Best Swell Direction: S, SW, WSW – Parking: free on PCH or $8-10 in parking lot to the north
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<- Return to Malibu Beaches Westward Beach | Quick Info Westward Beach is located in Point Dume along the northern end of Malibu off Pacific Coast Highway. Westward is divided from Zuma Beach by a pipeline that creates an area of the beach and has a shorter sand shelf. Westward is known for its powerful […]
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Nicholas Canyon Beach | Quick Info – Ocean Floor: sand and rock bottom – Wave Type: left hand point break; beach break to the north – Best Tide: mid to low tide – Best Swell Direction: S, W – Parking: free on PCH or paid parking closer to the beach
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<- Return to Malibu Beaches Zuma Beach | Quick Info Zuma Beach is one of the most popular beaches in all of Los Angles County. Zuma is located just of Pacific Coast Highway on the northern end of Malibu at 30000 PCH. Zuma is known for its incredibly long and wide beach area, consistently good […]
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Zuma Beach | Quick Info – Ocean Floor: sand bottom – Wave Type: beach break – Best Tide: medium – Best Swell Direction: S, SW, W (takes most directions) – Parking: free on PCH or $8-12 in gated beach zone
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<- Return to Malibu Beaches El Matador State Beach | Quick Info El Matador State Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in all of Malibu located a couple miles south of Leo Carrillo State Beach. There is a small parking lot designated for El Matador and the spots fill up quickly, especially on […]
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<- Return to Malibu Campgrounds Leo Carrillo State Park | Quick Info Leo Carrillo State Park, though located 10 minutes outside of Malibu, is still included on our page because of its proximity and inclusion on the all-day access list for campsite reservations in the area. The campgrounds include beach access through the bridge under […]
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County Line | Quick Info – Ocean Floor: sand and rock bottom – Wave Type: beach break in the middle; right hand point break to the north – Best Tide: medium – Best Swell Direction: W, SW, S, SSE (takes most directions) – Parking: free on both sides of PCH
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<- Return to Malibu Campgrounds Thornhill Broome | Quick Info Thornhill Broome is one of the few beach-front campgrounds in Southern California, making it pretty busy on weekends and during peak season. The 31-foot long camp sites allows you the unique experience of camping right on the beach. When you enter the campground you will […]
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<- Return to Malibu Beaches Leo Carrillo State Beach | Quick Info Leo Carrillo State Beach is one of the more popular beaches in Malibu. Actually it is two separate beaches – the south beach and the north beach. If you are driving north on Pacific Coast Highway, you can see the south beach on […]
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<-Return to Malibu Beaches County Line | Quick Info Parking: Free parking lot and on PCH Crowd: High when there is swell Dogs: Aloud but on leash Tip: Visit during the week to avoid the crowd Lifeguards: Year round Lifeguard patrol and tower open in Summer Fishing Gear:thatsweetgift.com County Line is the last major beach in […]
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Welcome to the AllThingsMalibu blog!We are excited to announce the launch of our new blog! In case you don’t already know, AllThingsMalibu is your one stop location on the web for anything that you will ever need or want to know about the great City of Malibu. Our site features products for sale by local […]
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