Скачать или смотреть Stunning rock formations at El Matador Beach in Malibu California

The Robert H. Meyer Memorial Beach is made up of three little beaches near Malibu. El Matador Beach is one of those beaches, set off of the Pacific Coast Highway. If you walk westward you will discover La Piedra Beach and El Pescador Beach. El Matador is a popular destination for photographers who are drawn to the unique rock formations, sea caves, and stunning sunsets. Surfers and swimmers enjoy the waves. It takes a certain degree of determination to reach El Matador as it rests at the bottom of a 150-foot bluff, although there are stairs between packed dirt paths. Before you hike down to the beach itself, you will have a chance to pause at the overlook and take in a stunning view of the Pacific Ocean. As you walk down the staircase, take a look around at the diverse flora growing on the bluff. Cacti, wildflowers, and shrubs are just a few of the plants you will see. California gulls, sandpipers, and double-crested cormorants fly from one rock formation to another. In the ocean, a kelp forest is thriving. The beach’s tide pools are full of hermit crabs, sea mussels, ochre sea stars, green anemones, and of course, algae.