Malibu Beaches
Malibu is not just a beach: This is essentially a coast. It stretches over 27 kilometers, has about a dozen beaches of Malibu Decker Road. (Hwy 23) west to Topanga Canyon Boulevard. East. In this part of the California coast, beaches, rather than primarily in the West, with the exception of Westward Beach near Pt Dume.
The beaches of Malibu along the base of the Santa Monica Mountains, which are so often exposed to the vicious circle of fires, floods and landslides away. The Pacific Coast Highway or PCH, is sandwiched between the beach and cliffs, most of the route. The sea is dotted with houses highway covers most rich and / or famous.
The beaches are wide and sandy the store, so close that the water line is directly under the bridge for someone. Rocky coves and tide pools are also abundant.
Malibu has a section in itself is not cohesive center. The restaurants are scattered, mixed as he scored a couple of shopping centers with retail chain with stores. The items range from small houses on the beach crowded mountain palace.
HOW TO GET IN CALIFORNIA Malibu Beach
You can take I-10 west through Santa Monica, then turn north to PCH (Highway 1), when it hits the coast. Continue and you will soon be in Malibu.
Alternatively, from Highway 101 in San Fernando Valley, you can drive 15-20 minutes to the Santa Monica Mountains along Topanga Canyon Boulevard from the wind., Malibu Canyon Road. (Los Virgenes exit), Kanan Dume Road., O Decker Road. All this in a part of the coast of Malibu, Malibu Canyon Road takes you as close to the jetty, lagoon areas, Surfrider Beach and shops.
Beaches of Malibu
From the Ventura County line and east to Santa Monica, Leo Carrillo State Beach, there, camping, tide pools, hiking trails, interesting rock formations. Nicolas Canyon County Beach Then comes where you park on the cliff and walk to the surf or diving.
The next three picturesque bays with beaches are the most unusual rock formations. El Pescador State Beach at the end of Decker Rd a narrow range of sand and picnic tables on the bluff overlooking a. La Piedra State Beach is similar, except in the east.
El Matador State Beach is the largest, with ample parking and pay more than one path and stairs to the beach. It also won impressive cliffs, cormorants and other seabirds.
Broad Beach Road leads through a residential area between the Pacific Coast Highway and the beach. There are a few access points to the beach, to go between the houses. Enjoy the beach, eighth at the end of the path or steps, but does not exceed on private property.
In contrast to Zuma Beach County Park is a sandy beach with many facilities such as toilets, showers, changing rooms, snack bars, volley ball, swings and parking fees.
Point Dume State Beach Point Dume Headlands is located next to what is in some way. The beach has tide pools and sandstone cliffs. Westward Beach is the section to the point on the west side.
Paradise Cove is a small but beautiful beach with parking expensive. No surfing is allowed. Escondido Beach, Malibu Cove Colony near the unit. The access point is located next to a blue-white trash. This is a good dive. Corral State Beach / Beach Solstice is a small sandy beach with parking on the street.
PCH through Malibu, where the road is another part of town there are many public staircases next to the detector, white and blue bins. These paths and stairs to private households, so be careful not to disturb the inhabitants or the transgression. Once on the beach, you must be a certain distance from the back of the case under the flood line pretty sure.
Malibu Bluffs County Park from the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu Canyon Road at the end, Pepperdine University. Although not the same beach, you can park there, with the facilities and track a mile and a half through the rocks with a beautiful view of Malibu Beach Road access points listed above. Hilarious! (But remember that you have to walk back
at a later date.)
Malibu Lagoon State Beach provides an estuary, Malibu Lagoon, the historic Adamson House and Museum, Malibu Pier and Surfrider Beach is famous for surfing big waves.
On the east side of the pier along the PCH, the more public stairways to the beach between the houses, garbage cans are marked by white and blue. Las Tunas State Beach is narrow, sandy and rocky in places. Be careful, the rusty metal brushes under water while swimming.
Topanga State Beach is located at the end of Topanga Canyon Boulevard. This is a small sandy beach with rocky walls. There are parking fees, but people also park along Topanga Canyon Boulevard.
Malibu is a nice place to visit and it is sure to have a beach almost every taste.
