Karachi’s coastline runs for more than a hundred kilometres, from the camel rides and corn stalls of Clifton to the quieter coves of Hawke’s Bay, French Beach and Sandspit, where green turtles nest in the autumn months.
These are the beaches Karachi loves most — good for an evening walk, a family picnic or a weekend escape from the city. Check sea conditions before you swim; the monsoon months can be rough.
Clifton Beach (Sea View)
One of Karachi’s best-loved beaches.
Mubarak Village Beach
One of Karachi's cleanest beaches, with crystal-clear blue water, a quiet fishing village and huts you can rent by the day for a picnic or an overnight camp. Arrive a few hours before sunset if you want to go out on a boat.
Manora Beach
A well-kept public beach with sea views, gazebos and huts, popular with families for picnics and boat rides. Go on a weekday if you can: weekends get very crowded and the parking is a walk from the sand.
French Beach
A quiet, mostly private beach between Hawkesbay and Paradise Point, with blue-green water, golden sand and plenty of rocks. Families rent the huts for picnics, barbecues and overnight stays; it's about an hour from the city, so bring your own snacks.
Bhit Khohri Beach
A peaceful stretch of the Keamari coast that visitors rate highly and that suits children well. There's no restaurant on the beach, so pack food and water for the day.
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