Situated opposite the Big Rock community on Malibu's landside, Big Rock Beach stretches from Las Tunas (east) to the former Moonshadows site (West) on Pacific Coast Highway.

Named for a large rock located just off the shore, the beach is a mix of rocky sections and wet sand, meaning it is primarily usable only at lower tides. This, combined with limited public access, means the beach is largely free from visitors. During the year, sand moves around with different swells and winds. The coastline here is dynamic and popular for diving, fishing, and occasionally surfing (if you know what to look for.

With endless ocean views and south-facing decks, this is a classic Malibu beach lifestyle closer to the amenities of Los Angeles.