Ramsay Beach is a sandy beach located on Hinchinbrook Island within the Cassowary Coast Region. The beach is characterized by its tranquility and stunning outdoor scenery, offering a remote and natural setting for paddlers. Access to the beach is via the Thorsborne Trail hiking route on Hinchinbrook Island, indicating that reaching the launch point requires a walk. The specific carry distance from parking or a drop-off point to the water's edge is not detailed, but paddlers should be prepared for a walk along a trail to reach the shore. The beach serves as a trailhead for coastal walks, including a 4.8-kilometre route to Nina Bay which involves a rocky ascent, suggesting the surrounding coastline features rocky headlands and sandy beaches. This geography implies potential exposure to wind and swell from the Coral Sea. A critical safety consideration for any paddling in this region is the presence of saltwater crocodiles and marine stingers; paddlers must maintain constant awareness and check for recent crocodile sightings using official resources like the QWildlife app. The area offers notable wildlife viewing opportunities, with the potential to see endangered dugongs, turtles, and seabirds such as Brahminy Kites and White-breasted Sea Eagles. Permits are required for camping on the island, though it is not specified if a permit is needed for day-use beach access or paddling. The overall experience is one of a pristine, undeveloped wilderness beach within a national park setting.