It’s time to start dreaming of your next trip. Here’s seven must-see sites in Malibu, California.
The iconic Pacific Coast Highway passes through Malibu, taking road trippers alongside miles of coastline. The highway stretches about 49 miles through Malibu, with some of the nicest views located between Mugu Rock and Malibu Canyon Road. © trekandshoot | Dreamstime.com
While part of the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu is lined with commercial buildings and large homes, the highway offers plenty of spots to stop off and enjoy a picnic by the ocean. The highway also offers pull-off points to take in views of the region. © E S | Dreamstime.com
Put on your hiking shoes and walk the 2.4-mile Corral Canyon Trail, a moderate trek weaving through pristine wilderness for unobstructed coastline views. Corral Canyon Park also offers parking, restrooms, picnic areas and more to best enjoy the hike. © Andrew Konieczny | Dreamstime.com
At El Matadar State Beach, one of three beaches within Robert H. Meyer Memorial State Beach, visitors enjoy unique rock formations created from erosion. Steep stairs bring visitors to the beach, where they can enjoy a picnic, time in the sun or a break in the shade provided by towering sea stacks. © trekandshoot | Dreamstime.com
Dating back to 1905, Malibu Pier welcomes visitors and locals with a wide variety of shops, restaurants and fishing spots. Head to Malibu Farm for local and fresh food or, for more casual fare, Malibu Farm Café’s café-style meals with unparalleled ocean views. © WenVision | Dreamstime.com
Where can you find cliffs, rocky coves and plenty of beach access near Malibu? At Point Dume State Beach, visitors experience stunning views and plenty of activities. Jutting out into the Pacific, this promontory has been a focal point for many films, including Planet of the Apes and the Iron Man films. © Guobeihua | Dreamstime.com
Malibu boasts many surf spots for both beginners and experts. At Topanga Beach, surfers experience a variety of different wave sizes. Meanwhile, Malibu Lagoon State Beach, the first-ever World Surfing Reserve, offers three main areas for surfing for different skill levels. Other popular surf spots include County Line and Zuma Beach. © Linda Morland | Dreamstime.com
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