Things To DoThings To Do
Malibu SeafoodMalibu Seafood
Malibu Seafood is a local favorite restaurant, which opened in the 1970’s. It offers fresh seafood and stunning ocean views in a laid back, relaxed beachside setting. Order at the window then find a table outside in their sitting area. Casual attire. We recommend the lobster rolls!!!
Malibu PierMalibu Pier
The Malibu Pier is an iconic, historic 1905 landmark extending 780 feet into the Pacific Ocean. Located right next to world-famous Surfrider Beach, it is known globally as a centerpiece of California's surf culture. Unlike the high-energy, amusement-park environment of the nearby Santa Monica Pier, Malibu Pier provides a refined, low-key, and chic coastal vibe centered around ocean views, fishing, and farm-to-table dining.
Pacific WheelPacific Wheel
The Pacific Wheel, located at the historic Santa Monica Pier, is famously known as the world's first and only solar-powered Ferris wheel. Towering 85 feet above the Pacific Ocean inside Pacific Park, this iconic attraction offers riders panoramic views of the Southern California coastline from a peak height of 130 feet.
Point DumePoint Dume
Point Dume Beach in Malibu features scenic headlands, cliffs, and a coastal trail, but the lower parking lot and Westward Beach Road access are currently closed due to severe coastal erosion.
Yamashiro HollywoodYamashiro Hollywood
Yamashiro is an iconic, century-old historic estate and landmark located 250 feet up in the Hollywood Hills of Los Angeles, renowned for its stunning architecture, expansive Japanese gardens, and panoramic views of the city. The name translates to "Mountain Castle" in Japanese. While historically famous as an architectural marvel, it functions today as a vibrant Japanese-fusion restaurant and lounge. One of our favorite places!
El Matador State BeachEl Matador State Beach
El Matador State Beach is widely considered Malibu’s most naturally spectacular and photogenic beach. Located about 10 miles northwest of central Malibu along the Pacific Coast Highway (PCH), it is famous for its towering volcanic sea stacks, deep sea caves, and hidden sandstone arches. Part of the Robert H. Meyer Memorial State Beach system, this rugged "pocket beach" offers a dramatic, elemental vibe that feels completely worlds away from the broad, flat resort sands found elsewhere in Los Angeles.
The GettyThe Getty
The Getty Villa is an educational center and art museum located at 17985 Pacific Coast Highway, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272, sitting on the cliffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean near the eastern end of the Malibu coast. It is one of the two campuses of the J. Paul Getty Museum (along with the Getty Center in Brentwood) and is entirely dedicated to the study of the arts and cultures of ancient Greece, Rome, and Etruria
Malibu Country MartMalibu Country Mart
The Malibu Country Mart is California's premier outdoor lifestyle and boutique shopping center, spanning 6 acres in the heart of the Malibu Civic Center. Located at 3835 Cross Creek Road, it serves as a breezy, upscale "town square" where locals and visitors gather just a half-mile west of the historic Malibu Pier.
Disneyland ParkDisneyland Park
Universal Studios HollywoodUniversal Studios Hollywood
Universal Studios Hollywood is a film studio and theme park in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles County. We love the Harry Potter area!