Zuma Beach

Zuma Beach in LA County is an exposed beach break that has quite reliable surf. Summer offers the optimum conditions for surfing. Works best in offshore winds from the northeast. Groundswells more frequent than windswells and the ideal swell direction is from the southwest. The beach breaks offer lefts and rights.

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With 1.8 miles of waterfront, Zuma Beach has eight parking lots and roughly 2,000 parking spaces — all of which can fill up quickly during summer months. The beach is a popular spot due to its accessibility to restrooms, restaurants and even volleyball nets.

Popular for surfing and swimming, visitors need to be alert to riptides, though there are lifeguards stationed across the beach. Rock climbing fans — even beginners — will want to explore Point Dume. Located at the end of the beach, it’s a rocky promontory that looks out onto the Pacific and is perfect for scrambling around.

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Pro Tip: Watch for grey whales during early spring.

Parking

Parking is free along PCH, but it’s also possible to park in a lot. Winter rates range from $3 to $8, while summer rates are higher — $8 to $10 on average, but can be as high as $15.

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Zuma Beach is a county beach located at 30000 Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) in Malibu, California. One of the largest and most popular beaches in the Los Angeles County. Zuma is known for its long, wide sands and excellent surf. It consistently ranks among the healthiest beaches for clean water conditions in Los Angeles County.Few surf towns have the backstory Malibu does. This quiet beach town a dozen miles west of West Los Angeles, which was inaccessible ranch land until the ’20s, has played a huge hand in the relationship between surfers and mainstream society—from Dora to Gidget, the Chevy Malibu to the Surfrider Foundation, Big Wednesday to Point Break, Malibu’s proximity to Hollywood has had tectonic ramifications for surfers around the globe and throughout history.