Malibu Lagoon State Beach

Malibu Lagoon State Beach features a number of renowned Malibu sceneries. The Malibu Lagoon State Beach is home to the iconic Surfrider Beach and the Malibu Pier, as well as the confluence of Malibu Creek and the ocean, where a dynamic wetland intermingles with the beach.

At the Cross Creek Place and PCH intersection, there is a separate parking spot for the state beach's lagoon area. A walk surrounds the wetlands and ends at the lagoon shore, with interpretive information along the way. Birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts will enjoy this wetland and broad beach. The state beach also includes the long crescent beachfront that surrounds the Malibu Pier, which is located further east. Surfrider Beach, which has long been recognized as bringing surfing to Southern California, is located along this stretch of coastline. Surfrider is still a popular spot for surfers today. The Malibu Farm Restaurant, located on the pier, serves seafood and has a beautiful view of the beach. The historic Adamson House, located next to the beach between the lagoon and the pier, is also part of Malibu Lagoon State Park