Point Dume Beach in Malibu is closed indefinitely because of severe coastal erosion, according to the City of Malibu and reports from other outlets. The city says there is currently no estimated reopening date. Officials close key parts of the beach area to address safety concerns tied to the shoreline deterioration. Reporting indicates that access is restricted not only at the beach itself, but also along the entry route. Specifically, the access road leading into Point Dume Beach, along with the entrance and parking areas, are closed to the public. The closures are meant to reduce risk as erosion affects the stability and safety of the area. The city’s communications emphasize the indefinite nature of the shutdown and the absence of a timeline for reopening, suggesting assessments and potential repairs are still ongoing. No alternative reopening date is provided in the available reports.