[2025 Malibu Attraction] Travel Guide for Point Dume (Updated Apr)

Don’t miss out on the limited sea of ​​flowers in California’s spring! Pieces of flowers are vying to bloom, forming a sea of ​​​​brilliant flowers, rendering the breath of spring to the fullest! These 6 places must be visited for flower viewing in California 🌸Carlsbad Ranch The more renowned garden farms in California have their most beautiful flowers blooming around mid-April, and it’s worth seeing for the many flowers. There are also a wealth of other activities to play, be aware of sun protection in the bright California sun ⏰Flowering period: March-May Location: 5704 Paseo Del Norte, Carlsbad, CA 🌸Point Dume All the way is the sea view trail, about 15-20min to walk the difficulty factor is very low, the story of the little yellow flowers blooming along the cliff to the coast, flower viewing, hiking, watching the sunset is very suitable ⏰Flowering period: April-end of May Location: Modern Parking, Inc. 7103 Westward Beach Rd, Malibu, CA 90265 🌸Calla lily Valley Considered an old celebrity for flower-viewing in California, it takes a bit of a walk to reach the valley, where blooming white calla lilies sway gracefully in the wind, with the endless sea behind them ⏰Flowering period: March-May Location: 26374 Cabrillo Hwy, Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA 93923 🌸Chino Hills State Park There are trails that can be hiking, you can choose to drive in, it is quite recommended to drive oh, the whole park strolling down is quite tiring. Parking fee is $10, and be sure to use sunscreen when viewing flowers ⏰Flowering period: March-April Location: 4721 Sapphire Rd, Chino Hills, CA 91709 🌸Lovers Point Park Every spring, patches of wildflowers bloom like a big carpet, not to mention how beautiful the sea and wildflowers are. It is recommended that you go when you are looking for a sunny day, the photos will be more beautiful ~ Friends who want to play in the water should note that the water here is still very cold ⏰Flowering period: May-June Location: 630 Ocean View Blvd, Pacific Grove, CA 93950 🌸Filoli Garden A mysterious garden hidden in the mountains, with magnolias, tulips, wisteria, and cherry blossoms. The whole mansion and gardens are quite large, you can stroll around for about 1 hour, you need a ticket for $38 to visit, and parking is free Location: 86 Cañada Road, Woodside, CA 94062

#favouriteitinerary Make the most of your Los Angeles layover with a scenic coastal adventure! Start at the Santa Monica Pier, where ocean views, street performers, and the historic carousel set the perfect SoCal vibe. Stroll along the beach or rent a bike for a breezy ride down the boardwalk. Next, head up the Pacific Coast Highway to Malibu Lagoon, a peaceful spot where surfers ride the waves, and migratory birds gather in the wetlands. Take a short walk to Malibu Pier for a coffee with a view. End your trip at Point Dume, a breathtaking headland with dramatic cliffs, hidden coves, and sweeping ocean panoramas. If you’re lucky, you might even spot dolphins or whales offshore! A perfect snapshot of LA’s coastal magic before heading back to the airport. ☀️🏄♂️🌊

Los Angeles is famous for its beautiful beaches, tall palm trees and sparkling sea~ In addition, there are many ingenious buildings and unique scenery in Los Angeles. Over the years, these mysterious places have attracted many science fiction filmmakers and TV producers to flock to them, leaving many precious science fiction classics. Today I will share Point Dume State Beach~ If you want to enjoy the sunset unobstructed at 360 degrees, come to Point Dume State Beach! This beach in Malibu, with its cliffs and the Pacific Ocean, has naturally formed beautiful cliffs, and you can also enjoy the beauty of Zuma Beach in the northwest. You can take pictures of planes passing by in the sky, dolphins playing near the sea or surfers galloping on the waves in the evening~ You can park near Cliffside Drive. The beautiful and spectacular beach gathers colorful scenery: vast beaches; naturally formed beautiful cliffs-standing on a 200-foot cliff~ overlooking Santa Monica Bay, there is also a small cave called "Pirate Bay". One of the most famous scenes in the history of science fiction movies was shot at the entrance of Point Dume State Beach in Maburi~ At the end of the classic movie "Planet of the Apes" in 1968, the trapped Charlton Heston was in this cave. Found the Statue of Liberty half-covered on the beach.