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Zuma Beach
Covering 105-acres and nearly 2-miles of Malibu coastline, this is one of the largest beaches in Southern California.
Plan Around Zuma Beach
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Zuma Beach Details
Covering 105-acres and nearly 2-miles of Malibu coastline, this is one of the largest beaches in Southern California. There are a seemingly unlimited amount of activities you can participate in during your visit, including surfing, beach volleyball, kiteboarding, swimming, and windsurfing. The waves closer to the edge of the beach are generally calm, while the center of the shore is rougher and more prone to rip currents. The beach also hosts numerous events throughout the year, including kite surfing competitions, triathlons, arts festivals, and volleyball tournaments.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Zuma Beach
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Point Dume State Beach
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Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area
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