WHAT TO DO It’s hard not to fall in love with Malibu, where the mountains tumble down into the sea.
Encompassing 21 miles
of stunning oceanfront property backed by the Santa Monica Mountains, Malibu is known for its beaches, sea caves, and tidal pools, as well as its canyon hiking and horseback riding trails. The Malibu Pier dates
back to the early 1900s, and California surf culture came of age around it. The famed Surfrider
Beach, known for its right- handed break, is directly west of the pier. If you don’t ride waves, you can watch the local surfers from the pier or the beach itself. Zuma Beach, right on
the Pacific Coast Highway, is Malibu’s most popular. Unlike many local beaches, it’s long and wide and not clogged with multimillion- dollar mansions. It also has lots of parking
and is easy to access without hiking down a steep trail. There are lifeguards on duty during the day, and it’s a popular place for swimmers. In the middle of Malibu’s
coastline is Point Dume, another gorgeous area replete with seaside cliffs and beaches. Here you’ll find the Point Dume Natural Preserve that features numerous hiking trails. If you’d rather explore
from the back of a horse, Connemara Ranch offers private trail rides to small groups on their well-cared- for horses. These take you up into the canyon and offer more amazing ocean views.
ROOM POOL
CAMBRIA HOTEL CALABASAS
WHERE TO EAT In the Commons at Calabasas, Porta Via Calabasas is a great lunch or dinner choice. It is also open for weekend brunch. It serves California
fare and features indoor and outdoor seating in glam environs. There are numerous salad options and sandwich choices for lunch. For dinner, try one of
the pasta dishes that can be made regular, gluten- free, or with zucchini pasta. The main courses are also popular (try the grilled skirt steak that’s dry-rub marinated and served with organic market veggies and French fries). Another fine dining
dinner destination in Calabasas is Toscanova, also located in the Commons shopping area. It’s popular with celebrities and offers modern takes on classic Italian fare. In Malibu, Paradise
SURFRIDER BREAKFAST
Cove Beach Cafe is a restaurant open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It has a super- varied menu with a lot of seafood options, including lobster, and platters designed for sharing. They’re also famous for their iced seafood towers, and the beach in front of the restaurant is one of the best in Malibu. Duke’s Malibu pays
homage to Malibu surf legend Duke Kahanamoku. It offers California-meets- Hawaiian fare like poke tacos and coconut shrimp. Whatever you do, don’t skip dessert here.
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