Myall Beach is the last beach before Cape Tribulation headland. The Dubuji Board walk gives you access to South Myall Beach or you can park
in the Kulki Boardwalk carpark and walk through the forest to North Myall beach.
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| Myall Beach |
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| Myall Beach |
At low tide the fringing reef is exposed and you can explore the pools.
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| Fringing Reef at Low Tide |
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| Explore the Rock Pools |
In February, the necklacepod (
Sophora tomentosa) is flowering with its showy yellow flowers but by March the seed pods are forming the “necklaces”. In some places this plant is endangered due to loss of habitat and invasive plants. Butterflies, especially yellow migrant butterflies are attracted to the flowers.
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| Sophora tomentosa |
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| Attracting Butterflies and forming Necklaces |
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