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The Surfrider

The Surfrider, North America — Coastal terrace with woven hammock, palm plant, and ocean view under modern concrete canopy.

Images Courtesy of The Surfrider Malibu

Overlooking First Point Malibu and the Pacific Ocean, The Surfrider is designed to feel like the deck of your own Malibu beach house.

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The Surfrider is a 20-room Californian Beach House on the iconic Pacific Coast Highway, across the street from the world-famous Surfrider Beach. Inspired by the Malibu landscape and the rich heritage of California surf culture, it offers an authentically local experience and personalized service in a guest-only setting.

The Surfrider, Malibu, USA — Vintage neon sign with ocean view, palm trees, and coastal architecture under clear blue sky.
The Surfrider, North America — Surfrider sign overlooking beach and pier from modernist balcony with palm fronds and ocean view.
The Surfrider, North America — Coastal modern architecture with vibrant bougainvillea climbing white facade, wooden door, metal roof, hillside landscape.
The Surfrider, North America — Two tall palm trees against clear blue sky, minimalist tropical landscape at luxury coastal resort.
The Surfrider — Surfrider Malibu, California, USA — Modernist beachfront pavilion with white timber louvers, wooden deck chair, and ocean views under clear sky.
The Surfrider — Vintage Land Rover Series III parked on sandy beach with white chalk cliffs rising behind, golden hour light, coastal landscape.
The Surfrider, North America — Oceanfront terrace at sunset with fire pit, teak seating, linen cushions, white umbrellas, and coastal views.
The Surfrider, North America — Bright dining room with woven pendant lights, natural wood table, potted palms, shiplap walls, and coastal modernist interiors flooded with daylight.
The Surfrider, North America — Minimalist living room with line-art framed prints, cream linen sofa, dried grass arrangement, and design books on marble coffee table.
The Surfrider, North America — Surfers riding golden-hour waves with calm ocean horizon and soft coastal light at dusk.
The Surfrider, North America — Coastal cliffside with sandy beach, terraced homes, verdant hillsides, and mountain range under soft natural light.
The Surfrider, North America — Coastal terrace with white loungers, linen pillows, potted greenery, and hillside views at dusk.
The Surfrider, Malibu, United States — Surfboard leaning against textured wall with striped flag and wooden bench in minimalist coastal interior.
The Surfrider, North America — Straw hat and ochre linen draped over wooden chair against white brick wall, casting geometric shadows in bright sunlight, glass of water on terracotta tile floor.
The Surfrider, North America — Yellow surfboard leaning against white planter in sun-dappled garden pathway lined with banana plants and coastal vegetation.
The Surfrider, North America — Plated charcuterie with scored duck breast, microgreens and edible flowers on marble table in sunlight.
The Surfrider, North America — Outdoor bar with dark cabinetry, wood shelving, spirits bottles, blue glassware, citrus display, wooden stools, white cushioned seating, olive tree, hillside setting.
The Surfrider, North America — Vintage Land Rover parked on coastal bluff overlooking rolling golden hills, surfboard mounted on roof, soft natural light.
The Surfrider, North America — Coastal bedroom with wooden four-poster bed, cream linen sofa, natural light from ocean-view terrace, shiplap walls, and warm wood furnishings.

Surfrider Suite

The Surfrider, Malibu, USA — Woven hammock with geometric pattern on coastal terrace overlooking ocean, mid-century modern signage and white architecture.

Malibu Suite

The Surfrider, North America — Coastal hotel room with panoramic window framing pier, ocean, and palm fronds above wooden dresser with books and glassware.

Pacific Room

The Surfrider, North America — Coastal bedroom with shiplap walls, wooden beam ceiling fan, woven pendant lights, and ocean-view balcony access.

Upstairs Ocean Facing Room

The Surfrider, North America — Coastal bedroom nightstand with woven pendant light, wooden side table, stacked books, potted plant, white linens, shiplap walls.

Upstairs Side Room

The Surfrider, North America — Coastal modernist bedroom with woven lounge chair, light oak dresser, linen curtains, and framed beach landscape artwork.

Ground Floor Room

The Surfrider, North America — Minimalist bathroom niche with three black bottles on concrete tile wall, natural linens folded on rustic wooden stool, spa aesthetic.

The Surfer’s Hideout

The Details

What makes it Kobu

At The Surfrider, the drinks are just as important a part of the day as the food. This is the case for the coffee in the morning to the Apres Surf smoothie or house-made tonics, all the way through to the last nightcap. The Surfrider beverage offerings are a true taste of California; an edit of small-scale natural and organic vineyards and distilleries, Ayurvedic tea houses, and local coffee roasteries. The mixologists are passionate and proud of our local produce and how it can be infused into all of our beverage program.

The Surfrider rooms feature Grown Alchemist organic skincare products, Bellino Linens, and Custom Surfboards by our friends at McTavish.

Local Favourites

Directions

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)

45 min by car

The Destination

North America

3. INNESS_Cabin_Credit Adrian Gaut

Spanning Canada, United States, Mexico and the Caribbean, there are no limits to what North America can offer. From rural retreats in Upstate New York, to idyllic Tulum escapes, and trendy city oases in Los Angeles — pick your destination on your mood and tune-in to its distinct culture.

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Photography

Commissioned photography for luxury hospitality and properties.

Selected work

Mandarin Oriental Bodrum, Turkey — Wooden terrace with linen curtains overlooking infinity pool, manicured trees, and Aegean Sea at golden hour.
Rosewood Mandarina, Mexico — Modern geometric architecture with warm ochre facade and expansive windows surrounded by palm trees at golden hour.
Maroma, A Belmond Hotel, Mexico — White-walled modernist courtyard with arched entryway, tall palm trees, terracotta floors, and mid-century wooden seating under clear blue sky.
Casa Lumeria, Mexico — Courtyard with limestone pool, wooden loungers, cream umbrellas, cascading vines on brutalist concrete architecture, minimalist luxury design.

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