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Best Places to Camp in Malibu California Malibu Creek State Park: This park is not only a haven for campers but also a paradise for hikers and nature lovers. It features 8,000 acres of rugged hills, oak savannas, and rolling plains. The park is famous for its 70 miles of hiking tails, offering far more to adventure than what...
The Impact of the Catastrophic Surf on Malibu's Million Dollar Homes Malibu's Unrelenting Storm Surge Because of the strong waves that have been pounding the California shore due to an unrelenting coastal storm, recent developments over the weekend in Malibu have garnered national notice. According to Malibu real estate agents, Million-dollar residences on the luxurious Malibu beachfront, which is home to...
Why Tech Billionaires are Moving to Malibu Silicon Beach: The Tech Hub Near Malibu Silicon Beach, the burgeoning tech hub in Los Angeles, is a major attraction for tech billionaires. With over 500 companies now making Silicon Beach their base of operations, it’s no wonder there has been a massive migration from San Francisco’s...
Top 13 Must-See Christmas Light Displays in Los Angeles Holiday Road $$ Santa Monica Mountains Until Dec 27th Relax on Holiday Road as it returns to King Gillette Ranch, where the Santa Monica Mountains frame a quiet area. For this occasion, the same folks who brought you Nights of the Jack have also designed a nearly one-mile walking track. The...
Best Places to Surf During Winter in Malibu Many surfers get excited about the bigger surf during the Winter time in Southern California, however for those looking to catch a frosty wave in Malibu, there is a catch. Most of Malibu has south facing beaches, making the perfect winter surf spot hard to find. So we made a...
5 Fantasy Private Pools That Will Blow Your Mind Beachfront Estate in Cabo San Lucas: In this incredible stay in Cabo San Lucas, you can experience a mystical subterranean water feature and swimming grotto. This pool is surrounded by hand sculped masonry and pillars and can be accessed by a cave through an above infinity pool. The tile work...
From Lobster Rolls to Fine Dining: Malibu's Premier Seafood Destinations Thanks to its stunning coastline and vibrant food scene, Malibu is a seafood lover's delight. From upscale seaside eateries to quaint wayside cafés, the quaint community of Malibu provides a wide range of seafood dining experiences. Whatever your craving, maybe classic east coast lobster roll, a sophisticated dinner...
The Farmhouse of the Modern Age: Inside 4 Rustic Style Homes A new trend in high-end real estate is the modern farmhouse, which is a departure from the conventional glass-walled flats and park-facing penthouses. These traditional residences, situated on expansive hills or fields, combine rustic, country charm with modern conveniences in an effort to honor the land's rich history. Despite their...
Uncovering the History of Zuma Beach Getting to Know Zuma Beach One of the best examples of Southern California beach culture is Zuma Beach. With it’s two mile long stretch of sand, multiple surf breaks, and easy public access, proximity to Los Angeles, and history in film and television, Zuma is famous not just...
Top 6 Must See Waterfalls in Malibu During the Rainy Season The rainy season is officially here! As the Malibu Mountains begin to see wetter days, the lush green meadows and melodous sounds of trickling creeks return. If you venture far enough into the hills you might find something very special, waterfalls, some as tall as 120 feet! Here are a few...
Architect Michael Maltzan's Malibu Masterpiece The facade of the Malibu Beach House presents a subtle, unadorned expanse, blending seamlessly with its surroundings to the extent that even the garage entrance merges inconspicuously with the structure. The entrance to the house subtly hints at the interior's intricate design, marked by an open-air antechamber bordered by dynamic...
Surf's Up: The History of Surf Culture in Malibu Malibu, California stands as a pillar in the surf world, not just for its waves, but for its significant contributions to surf culture and history. The story of Malibu and surfing is one of innovation, community, and the essence of the California dream. In the postwar years, Malibu became a...