Myall Beach is a classic palm-lined tropical beach located at Cape Tribulation on the Daintree Coast within Douglas Shire. It features long stretches of white sand and clear turquoise water, providing a scenic backdrop for paddlers. Access to the beach is via a 370-meter track from the Dubuji boardwalk car park, which is located approximately 34 kilometers north of the Daintree ferry along Cape Tribulation Road, about 5 kilometers past Noah Beach camping area. The car park offers parking, and while the direct track to the beach is not wheelchair accessible, it is not considered a difficult walk. Facilities at or near the car park include public toilets, picnic tables, and a rain shelter. The beach itself is within a national park and is part of a region known for its rich history and spectacular scenery, combining rainforest and coastal environments. Paddlers must be aware of significant safety considerations, as the area is known crocodile habitat and is subject to marine stinger season, which typically runs from November to April. The beach provides direct access to the waters off Cape Tribulation, which are adjacent to the Great Barrier Reef, offering potential for coastal exploration and snorkeling trips. The overall character is that of a remote, tropical beach launch point with a substantial carry from the parking area.