Malibu Lagoon State Beach

The beach features 22 acres of coastline, offering surfing and bird watching opportunities as well as fishing off the nearby pier. The lagoon is where Malibu Creek meets the sea. The Adamson House (a national historic landmark) on the property was built in 1929 and is known for its decorative Malibu tiles and custom-built features. The home's 7-car garage has been converted into a museum that features displays about the Native Americans who once inhabited the area. Tours of the house are available. Part of the park, including the famous Surfrider Beach, is operated by Greater Los Angeles.

The park is a Watchable wildlife area.

From Santa Monica follow the Pacific Coast Highway 13 miles west to 23200 Pacific Coast Highway.

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Other upcoming events include: San Francisco Jazz Festival San Francisco continuing thru November 21