Malibu's Best Photo Spots

Somehow, you can tell by the name of it that this place is going to be breathtaking--and it is. Located on the tip of a dizzingly high promontory which juts out into the Paciific, Point Dume offers a view th...

Characterized by an angular cliff on a promontory jutting out in the Pacific, Point Dume is a popular spot for people looking for a less crowded beach experience. If you get there early, you might find a fre...

The Franciscan Friars of this stunning Catholic retreat invite you to their manicured gardens in the Malibu Hills overlooking the ocean for a time of quiet meditation and reflection.

Need a break from the craziness of L.A.? These Malibu Beach Swings are the perfect spot for a recharge! To get to the swings, park near the public beach access at 22133 Pacific Coast Hwy. Once you reach the ...

This stunning beach with cliffs and sand is an example of why the California coastline is one of the most sought-after places to visit. Because it's so picturesque you might see photoshoots while there. Opt ...

One of the less crowded beaches in Malibu, El Pescador has perfect waves and multi-hued sunsets. You might struggle a bit to find parking unless you want to use the paid lot. This beach is located just east ...

This state beach has a diverse landscape. Sand, rocks, cliffs, and caves are located all in this one spot. It's the perfect beach for hikers, sunbathers, and surfers. The biggest draw of Leo Carillo for many...

This public beach that is right in front of the iconic cafe of the same name is one of the mainstays of Malibu. With dozens of beach chairs and a boardwalk this little hidden spot has everything you need for...

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Before this was a La Salsa, it was a burger joint with a fiberglass giant atop tempting passersby with a ginormous burger in his outstreched arms. Today, the mascot has given up burge...

This vintage beach house overlooking the Malibu Lagoon and Pacific Ocean is a stunning Spanish-style abode. Stuccoed walls, a terra cotta roof, and an intricate design of mosaic tiles in the Moorish fashion ...

Although the waterfall is in full motion in the winter and spring, this canyon has another attraction - the ominous beauty of the stone ruins of an old hunting lodge. The lodge had been standing for a centur...

Any longtime L.A. resident knows Neptune's Net where they serve burgers and fresh seafood to lots of chopper-riding customers. It's a favorite among bikers who love to take a weekend ride on PCH via the cany...

Across Thornhill Broome Beach in Point Mugu is a massive sand dune. "What exactly is a sand dune?" you ask. According to the eminent internet source Wikipedia, it is a giant windblown conglomeration of sand....

Near the Naval Air Station is a beach with a particularly eye-catching dome-shaped rock. It also is the end of the Santa Monica Mountains. It isn't a result of natural events occurring over tens of thousands...