It&#x27;s not particularly pleasant to get to some of them, and occasionally requires going at low tide. It&#x27;s a rocky area, with some natural rock outcrops that go all the way to the water, and some of the folks have built out fences and rock walls and such in a manner that means you&#x27;re likely to get wet getting through if it&#x27;s high tide. I happen to enjoy that kind of strenuous hiking&#x2F;exploring, so it wasn&#x27;t really lacking in fun for me, but I doubt people just wanting a day at the beach would consider it reasonable. It might even be dangerous in some cases.<p>I haven&#x27;t been to Malibu in a few years so mapping is not an option; I&#x27;d need to walk&#x2F;bike around again to know where the &quot;private&quot; beaches are. But, pretty much if you walk in either direction on the beaches in Malibu, you&#x27;ll find examples of it...some are more difficult than others.<p>I feel particularly strongly about protecting the commons, like parks and beaches and waterways, and Malibu rubbed me all kinds of wrong ways, in being such a &quot;playground of the rich&quot; while excluding everyone else. Despite it being illegal, the entire local government seems complicit in the heist of public resources.