Los Angeles Zuma Beach

Zuma Beach is one of the most popular tourist attractions in California in the United States. It is a county beach situated at 30000 Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, California.

Zuma Beach is one of the biggest and most famous beaches in the LA (Los Angeles) County. The beach is famous for its extensive, broad sands and outstanding waves breaking on the shore. It always is rated as one of the cleanest and most hygienic beaches in the Los Angeles County.

Features of Zuma Beach

The lifeguard division of the Los Angeles County Fire Department has the responsibility of looking after Zuma Beach. There are 14 lifeguard towers located on the shores. One of the 4 Section headquarters of the Los Angeles County is also situated at the heart of Zuma Beach.

Similar to all other seashores with strong waves, Zuma Beach also features rip tides or rip currents. Tourists are warned not to windsurf or swim before the lifeguard headquarters flanked by towers 8 and 9. This region is specifically inclined to rip tides. Actually, rip tides are so widespread that the Los Angeles County Fire Department utilizes Zuma Beach to exemplify a rip tide since 2007.

Zuma Beach is a venue for various surfing competitions round the year. The northern part of Zuma Beach attracts a large number of people to do kitesurfing when the climate conditions are ideal.

Zuma Beach is bounded by Westward Beach on its southwestern end.

Things to do at Zuma Beach

During your trip to Zuma Beach, you can involve in the following activities:

• Surfing
• Swimming; lifeguard on call throughout daytime hours
• Windsurfing
• Kiteboarding
• Bodysurfing
• Fishing
• Diving (Shallow)
• Bodyboarding
• Volleyball courts
• Seasonal Food stands
• Outdoor showers (cold)
• Walkway (Wheelchair accessible)
  
  The parking area can accommodate 2,025 cars. There are parking facilities for disabled individuals as well. There is a helipad for urgent helicopter landing. The view of long necked seals will definitely charm you.
  
  

  How can you reach Zuma Beach?

  
  You can easily reach Zuma Beach from the Pacific Coast Highway and it is situated in the middle of the important passageways of Las Posas Road to the north and Kanan-Dume Road and Las Virgenes/Malibu Canyon Road to the south.
  
  Parking facilities are available and there is a big parking lot where you can keep your car against a nominal charge. Extra parking facilities are available on the neighboring Pacific Coast Highway.
  
  Zuma Beach enjoys its closeness to Hollywood and a number of films and television series has been shot in this area which includes Planet of the Apes and Baywatch. The beach is also famous for the Malibu Nautica Triathlon held every year.
  
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