MALIBU

 

 

 

Malibu is a beach city known for its Mediterranean climate and its 21-mile strip of picture-perfect shoreline. Home to celebrities and A-listers, Malibu is an affluent, posh, and exclusive community home to some of the wealthiest enclaves in California. Several award-winning films and television shows have been filmed in this iconic city, taking advantage of the area’s most prolific natural beauty.

 

This coastal oasis stretches more than 30 miles along the Pacific Coast Highway. It boasts a central location close to Downtown Los Angeles’ world-class shopping, dining, and entertainment districts. California’s best beaches, luxury hotels, and high-end boutiques are just moments away from Malibu’s opulent residences, many of which feature incredible views of the Pacific. Thanks to its year-round sunshine, residents and tourists alike can enjoy the city’s beaches no matter what season.

 

Malibu’s history is long and rich. Originally inhabited by the Chumash Indians and later explored by Spanish settlers in the late 18th century, Malibu offers classic old-world charm. Since its incorporation, the city has become a sought-after destination for film stars, business moguls, and high-profile individuals.

 

• Breathtaking views
• Gorgeous and fantastic beaches 
• Natural hiking trails
• Home to many celebrities

 

Malibu is a beachfront community in Southern California known for its laid-back atmosphere and upscale luxury lifestyle. The city is home to wealthy families, widely-successful entrepreneurs, and those looking for a refined and sophisticated high quality of life. The city's proximity to Los Angeles makes it a popular weekend getaway spot for city dwellers looking to escape the hustle and bustle of metropolitan life. In addition to its many luxury hotels and resorts, Malibu offers a variety of outdoor activities, such as hiking, biking, and surfing. There is also a lively nightlife scene, with several bars and clubs along the waterfront.

 

For a truly unique culinary experience, book a reservation at Moonshadows Malibu. This chic eatery overlooks the Pacific Ocean and boasts a tiki-themed outdoor patio. The New American cuisine and handcrafted libations are sure to please any palate. Look no further than Duke's Malibu for Hawaiian fare with ocean views.

 

Nobu Malibu offers Iron Chef Nobu Matsuhisa's Japanese delicacies and California fare in a modern beachfront space. Numerous sushi combinations, noodle bowls, and grilled meats are all on the menu. Meanwhile, Malibu Farm Pier Cafe is a must-visit for breakfast or lunch with its locally sourced American cuisine. After dinner, stroll along the Malibu Pier for breathtaking views of the Pacific coastline.

 

Malibu Country Mart entices shoppers with its open-air retail village boasting chic boutiques, trendy restaurants, and an ultramodern playground set against the beautiful backdrop of the Santa Monica Mountains.

 

With its stunning beaches, lush gardens, and rich history, Malibu has no shortage of things to see and do. One of the most popular attractions in the area is Point Dume, a long bluff forming the northern end of Santa Monica Bay. Hikers exploring this site will see a variety of California vegetation, wildlife, and expansive views of craggy cliffs and the Pacific Ocean.

 

Soak up the sun and hit the waves at El Matador Beach, one of Malibu’s best public beaches. This community hotspot is comprised of three cliff-foot beaches and features some of the city’s best views.

 

Have a picnic lunch at Solstice Canyon. This natural park features an incredible canyon, a bubbling waterfall, miles of hiking trails, and magazine-worthy scenery. If that’s not enough nature for you, head to Leo Carrillo State Park, whose grounds offer 1.5 miles of beachfront property and stunning views of the Santa Monica Mountains.

 

Malibu schools are part of the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD).

 

• Webster Elementary School, Grades K-5
• Point Dume Elementary School, Grades K-5
• Malibu High School, Grades 6-12