Cape Monze Beach, also known as Cape Mount Beach, is located near the Hub River and Gadani Beach on the Arabian Sea. It's around 80 kilometers from Karachi on the Arabian Sea shore, and it's also known as Ras Mauri.

Cape Monze Beach is without a doubt one of Karachi's most beautiful tourist destinations. People from all over the world flock to this lovely beach to spend time with their friends and families. Even a fleeting sight of this paradise on Earth's seashore is practically impossible to forget. After parking your car on the highland, you can see a stunning long stretch of immaculate beach, and after you get down near the shore and pass through mountain rifts, the spectacular beach becomes an unforgettable experience for you.

Because the beach is so far from Karachi's main city, it remains pristine and less crowded than many of the city's other beaches. Because of its distant location, Cape Monze is immediately recognized as one of the best beaches for relaxing your fatigued body and mind while savoring every moment of life.

There are several things at the beach that might help you reclaim your lost vitality, such as riding on the back of a camel with your pals, taking a long horseback ride, or racing along the coastline in beach buggies. Aside from the beach's natural beauty and awe, the seashore also has offshore fish nurseries.

Cape Monze Beach is not only a beautiful site with deep horizons and a midnight blue sea, but it is also home to a number of Pakistan's endangered species. The crowds degrade the sea in the majority of sea locations, resulting in the death and disappearance of numerous marine animals. The beach at Cape Mount, on the other hand, is pristine and clear, nurturing and protecting the locals. Dolphins, whales, and even turtles can be found. There is no need to be alarmed because whales exclusively live in the deep sea and will not attack humans in shallow water. It also serves as a nesting and feeding area for endangered turtles.

Location: Karachi, Pakistan.

Charna Island is located near Mubarak Goth Kiamari Town in Karachi Sindh Pakistan. Charna is 1.2 kilometers (0.75 miles) long and 0.5 kilometers (0.31 miles) wide. The trip to Charna Island is also known as "Cheerno" in the area. Mubarak Village is 6 kilometers away. Mubarak Goth fishermen go fishing at the Charna Island. Fish, crabs, and lobsters come in a wide variety of species. Anglers travel by boat to Mubarak Goth Island. Mubarak Goth is Karachi's second-largest fishing community.

Charna Island is a perfect destination for anyone looking for a relaxing vacation. The Arabian Sea's Charna Island is a hidden gem. These are the best picnic spots in Karachi for snorkeling and scuba diving. The months of November through April are the most enjoyable for all visitors. Scuba diving, snorkeling, and cliff diving are all available on Charna Island. April is the ideal month to visit.

Location: Sindh, Pakistan

Paradise Point is a Karachi city beach that is situated on the coast of the same-named bay. It's simple to get there by vehicle or public transportation. The beach is made up of fine golden sand and stones. The water's entrance is level, and the bottom is stony and sandy. Swimming in special shoes is recommended. Most of the time, the sea is calm. In May, high waves appear. Large rock formations in the shape of arches, located in the water along the coast and severely complicating swimming, are one of Paradise Point's distinguishing features.

On Paradise Point, there are no sunbeds or umbrellas. It is recommended that you bring all the necessary beach equipment. Children and adults can enjoy camel and horseback riding, as well as restaurants, cafés, and nightclubs. Sporting facilities are available. Guests can enjoy scuba diving, snorkeling, or venture out into the water with the fisherman. One of Karachi's most prominent beaches is Paradise Point. There are a large number of visitors, particularly young people. Before nightfall, it's quite tranquil in the mornings and evenings. Relax and enjoy your time with the kids, but keep a close eye on them when they're swimming.

Location: Karachi, Pakistan

Astola Island, also known as Jezira Haft Talar Satadip or 'Island of the Seven Hills,' is a small uninhabited island in the Arabian Sea off the coast of Balochistan, some 25 kilometers south of the nearest point.

Because of the island's distant location, the island's stunning beauty has remained unblemished. It takes seven hours to drive from Karachi to Pasni, from where you must take a three to four hour boat voyage to Astola Island.

With a length of roughly 6.7 kilometers, a maximum width of 2.3 kilometers, and an area of around 6.7 kilometers, Astola Island is Pakistan's largest offshore island. The highest point of the mountain is 246 feet (75 meters) above sea level. The island is administered by the Pasni subdistrict of the Gwadar District in Balochistan province.

The island is ecologically significant because its beaches serve as nesting grounds for the endangered green and hawksbill turtles, as well as a diverse range of migratory species. The saw-scaled viper of Astola is unique to the island. The island's vegetation consists of scrubs and huge bushes, despite the lack of trees due to the lack of a fresh water source. The marine ecosystem of the island supports a diverse range of corals, providing a breeding habitat for a diverse range of marine creatures. The island is accessible by motorized boats from Pasni, with a voyage time of approximately 3-4 hours.

Location: Astola Island, Balochistan, Gwadar District, Pakistan

Kund Malir, near Hingol National Park, is regarded as one of the world's most stunning undiscovered beaches. It is known for its diversified landscape, which includes anything from a desert to a mountain range to a deep blue ocean. Kund Malir is a popular destination for individuals who are drawn to harsh scenery and adventurous travel.

Thirty minutes from the temple, Kund Malir is close enough to hear the crashing waves and coastal birds. With a brilliant blue ocean and huge, craggy mountains around it, the beach is particularly clean. The water is clear, roughly as deep as Karachi's beaches, and there are few people to disrupt the tranquility or litter it. There is also an accessible area on the summit of one of the mountains with a panoramic view of the beach and ocean.

Because of the growing popularity of journeys from Karachi to Kund Malir, minimal facilities for overnight stays have been provided, although guests must make additional arrangements, such as bringing a bright flashlight and their own supply of water. The beach, on the other hand, is an excellent spot for a picnic, and a nearby hotel also serves food to guests.

Location: Balochistan, Pakistan

The magnificent coast of Gadani beach is bordered by rugged cliffs at Cape Monze beach and the estuary of the hub river, and is named after a tiny fishing community with around 10,000 inhabitants in Balochistan's Lasbela District. The beach lies 50 kilometers northwest of Karachi and makes for an ideal picnic area, inviting you to lean back and gaze at the vast waves of the Arabian Sea while your toes dig into the silky sand on the beach. The coast is fascinatingly strewn with rusted debris of ship hulls and powerful vessels that once commanded the sea, thanks to the adjacent existence of Gadani Ship-breaking Yard, Pakistan's largest and oldest ship cemetery.

Some exciting things to do on and near Gadani Beach include:

• Have a mouth-watering serving of seawater fish at a local restaurant, costing around PKR 300 per plate.
• Ride camels, enjoy boat rides or go on a fishing escapade
• Take a hike on marble rocks and catch amazing views of the Arabian Sea from above the rocky hillside
• Have an ultimate camping experience by spending the night stargazing
• End your beach escape with lighting a bonfire by the sea

Location: Balochistan, Pakistan