Point Dume Village

About Us

Malibu is unique city in that it's 13,000 residents live along a narrow stretch of coastline 21 miles long with beach homes dotting the coast and other communities nestled in the overlying canyons and mountains that make up the California coast. Within Malibu's breathtaking vistas are beaches, canyons, mountains, Catalina and Santa Cruz Islands. It is Southern California's playground attracting hikers, cyclists, surfers, beach goers, paddle boarders and kite surfers. At Surfrider beach surfers can be seen from the Pier vying for the perfect wave, and other more hidden beaches like those around Point Dume are a favorite among locals. Malibu's residents take pride in their city and strive to preserve its natural beauty, limiting commercial development. Malibu has provided the backdrop for several films since the 1960's surf movies like Gidget and the 1968 Planet of the Apes final scene, to modern sitcoms and music videos.