Malibu Things to Do

Diners enjoy great ocean views from this magical restaurant's dining room that meshes rustic charm with high brow elegance. The menu emphasizes Mediterranean fare with a heavy lean towards French influences. Swordfish and the N... more

This landmark was built in 1906 for Frederick Rindge's private railroad. It is still a site to see and has a lot of California history behind it. The historic landmark is located in the heart of California's surf culture. Surfe... more

Though this claim is largely disputed by Manhattan Beach and others, Surfrider is reputed to be the birthplace of California surfing. Whether or not that is true, the beach has gained its reputation through other means, namely... more

Las Tunas State Beach—the southernmost beach in Malibu, is far less populated and much more easily accessible than most of its neighbors. This spot is more popular with fishermen and scuba divers, although swimmers and surfers... more

From picnics to wedding receptions, conferences to banquets, Calamigos Ranch does it all. With more than 60 years of experience in event planning you can rest assured that every detail of your event will be handled professional... more

The exquisite Spanish-style Adamson House is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It was built in 1930 for the daughter of Frederick and May Rindge, who owned a massive chunk of Malibu at the turn of the century.... more

As well as being a great beach, Malibu Lagoon State Beach contains a unique bird sanctuary where more than 200 species stop each year during their annual migrations. The only drawback here is that the water can be polluted at t... more

Located where Topanga Canyon Road reaches the ocean, this beach affords views of both Santa Monica Bay and Catalina Island. Lifeguards are on duty here, although the facilities are limited, including only restrooms and a picnic... more

Vital Zuman's Organic Farm cultivates a variety of chemical-free crops and vegetables. Around 21 kinds of fruits, raw honey and other specialty items are also produced here. You can also voluntarily help the people in the Farm... more

Nicholas Canyon Beach is known as Zeros by locals and is the perfect place for surfing because of its desirable left point break. Sunbathers and joggers appreciate the clean stretch of sand. You will see many families here for... more