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Malibu, California
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Pirates Cove in Malibu was used as a filming location for the 1968 film 'Planet of the Apes,' where the iconic final scene was shot.
The cove is known for its unique rock formations and sea caves, which are popular among photographers and nature enthusiasts.
Pirates Cove is located within the Point Dume State Beach and Preserve, offering visitors a chance to explore diverse coastal ecosystems.
The area is a habitat for various marine life, including sea lions and dolphins, which can often be seen from the shore.
Access to Pirates Cove involves a short hike, making it a relatively secluded spot compared to other Malibu beaches.
