Things To Do
Malibu Pier
The Malibu Pier is a true California gem, built in 1905 and one of the most iconic piers in the state. Just west of the pier, you’ll find the historic, Spanish style Adamson House which was built in 1929 for the Adamson family. The State of California later purchased the property. By 1934, the Malibu Pier opened up to the public, becoming a hotspot for pier and charter fishing. It also marks the eastern boundary of the world’s first surf reserve and has seen the evolution of surfing firsthand—starting with early surfers sneaking into Rancho Malibu, to the days of Gidget trading sandwiches for surf lessons. These days, the pier’s still at the heart of Malibu’s surf culture.
Malibu Farm Restaurant at the Pier
Malibu Farm Restaurant & Bar features a bright, airy dining room and a stunning oceanside patio bar. Offering a selection of fresh juice cocktails and the farm-to-table cuisine of Chef Helene Henderson, the restaurant emphasizes organic, locally sourced ingredients. Both the outdoor patio and the elegant dining room provide beautiful views of the pier and ocean.
Aviator Nation Dreamland
Aviator Nation Dreamland is an iconic music venue with roots in the '70s, offering a vibrant, laid-back experience that fuses the retro style of Aviator Nation with Malibu’s stunning coastal beauty. Nestled in one of California’s most picturesque spots, this 'dreamland' captures the easygoing spirit of Malibu while showcasing the brand's signature mix of surf, skate, and vintage-inspired designs.