Karachi beaches

If you are searching for the places to have fun with your friends or family you must visit these places for getting yourself feel relaxed and calm with the most amazing places of most amazing and lively city..



CLIFTON BEACH

Sea view Karachi

Sea view is called as the heart of Karachi where you can go and relax with your friends and family and enjoy the beautiful sunset.
This place is really close to the city and you can come here at any time at any day open for any type of visitors and no charges to come here and enjoy but only a fees of Rs-20-30 will be taken if you park your vehicle here.
You can also take a ride of camels,horses and 4 wheelers to make your fun meter double.





PARADISE POINT

Paradise Point, on the Arabian Sea is a beach in Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan. Paradise Point is a sandstone rock cape with a natural arch.
The beach has charms for families and tourists, including beach side horse and camel rides, amusement parks, restaurants, and swimming in the Arabian Sea. Paradise Point Beach is accessible through Mauripur Road from Karachi.








MANORA

Manora is also a widespread picnic spot because of the long sandy beaches, which combine into the beaches of the Sandspit and then extend several kilometers to the beaches at Hawksbay. At the southeastern end of Manora island is the tallest lighthouse (28 m or 91 feet high) in Pakistan. The island lies approximately 15–20 minutes by boat ride from mainland Karachi but there are no good guesthouses available for an overnight stay. For this and other reasons, the Government of Pakistan has been considering in raising the island into a tourist destination. The island has been planned as an interesting location with natural landscapes such as the beaches and the mangrove forests, and out-of-the-way beauty with an upgrade for the lighthouse to add to the charming feel of the island.





FRENCH BEACH

French Beach of Karachi is situated half way in center to Hawks Bay and Paradise Point, is a small fishing village visited by Karachi's elite and known to the locals as Haji Ismill Goth. Surrounded by a boundary wall, it offers more than 100 huts, constructed by the villagers, for rent. The village doesn't have running water, but has electric power. Its rocky beach and clear waters are ideal for snorkeling and scuba diving as well as surfing during the monsoon season. Visitors have to bring their own equipment as well as food and drink supplies.




OTHERS

• Sandspit beach
• Cape mount
• Sumyani