Las Tunas Beach is a rocky shoreline along Pacific Coast Highway in eastern Malibu, long popular with anglers and divers drawn to its reefs and marine life. Distinctive submerged and shoreline rock structures make it more of a fishing, tidepooling, and diving beach than a place to lay out a towel, and the historic concrete groins along the shore are a hazard to swimmers. Roadside parking puts you close to the water, but caution around the rocks is essential.
