Malimup Beach is a remote coastal beach located within the D’Entrecasteaux National Park in Western Australia's Shire of Manjimup. Access is exclusively via Summertime Track, a sandy 4WD trail from Windy Harbour Road near Northcliffe; a capable 4WD vehicle with appropriate tyre pressure management and recovery gear is essential for the journey. The track leads directly to the beach, which serves as the primary launch and landing point. The beach itself offers sweeping views of a magnificent and rugged coastline. The overall character is one of a secluded wilderness destination, requiring self-sufficiency from visitors. There are informal campsites in the foredunes amongst peppermint forest and heathland, providing basic overnight options for multi-day trips. The beach is a known destination for salmon fishing, particularly during the autumn season, which may indicate increased activity during those months. For paddlers, the area offers exploration opportunities along the coast and at nearby features such as the mouth of the Warren River and Meelup River. Paddlers must be prepared for exposed ocean conditions, variable surf, and the logistical challenges of a remote location with no formal facilities. The beach is open for access during dry months, suggesting that wet seasonal conditions may render the 4WD track impassable.