Zuma Beach

Zuma is the quintessential Southern California beach: it's broad and stretches for miles. Zuma Beach is a 105-acre property with 1.8 kilometers of beach frontage. There are roughly 2,000 parking spots in eight parking lots. At each end of the beach, there are food stands. Restrooms, restaurants, baths, volleyball nets, and a bus stop are among the other amenities. Wheelchairs for the beach are also provided.

Zuma Beach resembles the Santa Monica coastline in style. Like much of the Malibu shoreline, the beach is wide, with no big houses at the backside of the sand. There are concession shops on both ends of the beach, and restrooms are spread throughout. Zuma Beach's large size makes it ideal for many sorts of water activities, including laying out a towel and lounging. Although the water at Zuma is a little cooler than at other Los Angeles beaches, it is a perennial favorite with locals and visitors due to its numerous facilities and white sand. This beach is famous for swimming and body surfing, but it is also notorious for its riptides and strong surf. Zuma also offers windsurfing and surfing. Zuma is also a great place to see grey whales migrate in the winter.