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Tours & Tastings
The Malibu wine region offers a variety of wine tasting locales, from out in the vineyard with majestic views of the coast, to downtown Westlake Village.
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No doubt, you'l would be missing out on a lot if you didn't stay at a hotel with a view of the California coast when touring this region. It's like nothing else on earth.
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With close proximity to LA's culinary delights, this region also has it's highlights of hot lunch spots and where the celebrities dine for dinner.
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Malibu-Newton Canyon's seasons
Know what the best season is to visit Malibu-Newton Canyon and what to wear.
Winter
(December - February) With the coastal influence of the Malibu wine region, the winters are enjoyable, but can get cold because the inland valleys can be shielded from the onshore winds. Winter is the slowest time of the year where daytime temps range from 40-55 degrees, so we recommend you dress in layers.
Spring
(March - May) As Spring arrives, so do the temperatures. Spring awashes the hillsides in green and the vineyards become to life, showing their foliage in late April. Spring is also "release" season where most wineries begin offering their latest vintages with special parties and experiences. Reservations are recommended as many of the local wineries are small and offer limited space.
Summer
(June - August) Summer can offer temperatures from 65-95 degrees at times depending on the elevations you plan on visiting. We recommend you drink a lot of water and enjoy yourself as wineries offer many different tour and tasting events to choose from. Reservations are strongly recommended starting mid-June.
Fall
(September - November) Fall is harvest season in the Central Coast wine country, offering temperatures that range from 70 - 85 in September/October to cooler temps in November. This is the busiest time of the year as wineries host harvest parties. Most tasting rooms are small, so space is limited. Plan ahead if you want a really enjoy this region. Reservations are required.
Tips
Malibu-Newton Canyon's travel tips
Traveling to Malibu-Newton Canyon
- You'll want to set your airport destination to be Santa Barbara Airport (SBA) or if you want to include some days in Los Angeles, you can consider Burbank or LAX as airports that offer a lot of carriers to choose from.
- If you are already in one of the local areas, there's a few different transportation companies that can get you around from popular ride sharing apps. Private shuttles can be hired to get you to and from the airport and on your daily excursions.
- Being the region is vast, there are no public options available to travel throughout the region, but there are local shuttles out of Santa Barbara that you can ride on.
About Malibu-Newton Canyon
The Malibu Coast soil conditions and climate are perfect for growing premium wine grapes. The Malibu Coast is a diverse region that is bordered on the South by the Pacific Ocean. The Malibu Coast is home to over 50 vineyards and growers producing world class wines.
