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Geoffrey's Malibu
A clifftop New American restaurant with a terraced ocean-view patio that's been Malibu's special-occasion standard for decades. The food is polished; the Pacific panorama is the reason to book.
Taverna Tony
A festive Greek taverna in the Malibu Country Mart with mezze, grilled lamb and frequent live music and dancing. A warm, convivial change of pace from the coastal-view spots.
Escondido Falls
A shaded canyon walk leading to the tallest waterfall in the Santa Monica Mountains, a multi-tiered cascade most dramatic after winter rains. The area's signature hike.
Point Dume Headlands Trail
A short bluff trail over the Point Dume headland with boardwalks, a whale-watching overlook and big coastal views down to Zuma. The easiest great view in Malibu.
Getty Villa
A re-creation of an ancient Roman seaside villa housing the Getty's antiquities — Greek, Roman and Etruscan art — amid formal gardens above the coast at Malibu's eastern edge. A world-class, free museum in an unforgettable setting.
Surfrider Beach Surfing
Learning or watching at the legendary Surfrider point break is the quintessential Malibu activity, with long, gentle rides peeling off the point. The historic heart of surf culture.
Point Dume State Beach
A dramatic headland jutting into the Pacific with a short bluff trail to a whale-watching overlook and a tucked-away cove beach below. The scenic high point of the Malibu coast.
Zuma Beach
A long, wide expanse of clean sand with reliable surf and room to breathe, the quintessential big Malibu beach. Spacious enough to never feel as crowded as it is.