San Fernando - all beaches

This beach is my go-to spot. It's never overly crowded and is particularly lovely in the early hours of the day. You can take a leisurely stroll along the shore or opt for a bike ride on the nearby path. The sunsets at this beach are truly breathtaking. Whether you choose to venture out onto the jetty or simply relax and admire the crashing waves, there's something for everyone here. Just be cautious during the winter months when the surf can get quite large.

This is an amazing location to park your car and quickly reach the pier and the beach. The price we paid, just $7, was a bargain in my opinion!

The beach offers of constant sunshine and ideal waves for surfing. It is quite spacious, ensuring that there is always a spot available to relax.

This beach is an ideal destination for those seeking to learn how to surf. There are ample opportunities to catch a wave without feeling crowded by other surfers.

The Fam Bam frequents this beach often and it is truly an amazing place to be. One of our cherished activities is searching for small crabs near the rocks and then releasing them back into their habitat. It's always a heartwarming experience. During our latest visit, my daughter discovered a stunning emerald green crab with silver and black stripes, which left us in awe. We were in the midst of constructing a sandcastle when LittleBigfoot stumbled and fell, causing us to erupt in laughter. Despite the minor setback, we're already planning our next visit. Today was a fantastic day with the temperature reaching a delightful 82 degrees.

This beach is ideal for swimming and paddle boarding, with its calm waters, particularly near Malibu pier. There are two parking lots nearby, one at PCH and Cross Creek Rd, and another right next to the Adamson museum house heading towards Malibu Pier. From the Cross Creek entrance parking lot, it's a pleasant walk to reach the lagoon, passing by the Amrikha Pilgrimage Point of Refuge on the way to the beach.