Pakistan's roughly 1,000km Arabian Sea coastline offers a wide range of beach experiences, from urban city beaches to remote, pristine coastline.
Clifton Beach, Karachi: The most accessible and developed beach in the country, popular for a relaxed city evening out rather than serious swimming or water sports.
Kund Malir, Hingol National Park: Often called Pakistan's most beautiful beach, included in a list of Asia's 50 most beautiful beaches in 2018, golden sand beneath dramatic desert cliffs, roughly 4 hours from Karachi.
Ormara Beach: A pristine stretch of coastline at a working fishing town midway between Karachi and Gwadar, considerably less developed than Karachi's beaches.
Gwadar's beaches: The dramatic Hammerhead shaped peninsula Gwadar sits on offers its own distinctive coastal scenery, still relatively undeveloped for tourism.
What Pakistan's beaches are and aren't: This isn't a beach resort destination in the Southeast Asian sense, expect dramatic, often remote coastal scenery over developed resort infrastructure, appealing to travelers seeking something less commercialised.
Best time to visit: November through February for most of the coast, avoiding the intense summer heat that can exceed 40°C along the Makran coastline specifically.
See our Makran Coastal Highway guide for how to reach the more remote beaches, or our Karachi destination guide for the city beach option.
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