One of the several beaches with excellent water along the Makran Coastal Highway, or N10, is Kund Malir. Kund Malir is a popular destination for tourists on a long journeys because it is the nearest almost undiscovered beach to Karachi. Here is everything you need to know about traveling to Kund Malir via Karachi and the things to do there.

Kund Malir Beach is directly adjacent to the Makran Coastal Highway, which continues to Ormara, Pasni, and Gwadar. While the road leading to Kund Malir travels through rocks and a desolate terrain, the beach itself is an aspect of the Hingol National Park.

The route departs at Karachi’s Sindh Industrial Trading Estate (S.I.T.E.) neighborhood, from where the M-10 or Karachi Northern Bypass will take you to the city’s outskirts. No matter where your journey begins, you can use the Lyari Motorway to reach the Northern Bypass. In Balochistan, at the toll booth before Hub, the M-10 merges into the N25.

Take the N25, then keep going when passing Winder. You can get Zero Point, the beginning of the Makran Coastal Highway or N10, by taking the N25. The fine sands and crystal-clear waters of Kund Malir await you there; the route leads directly to Hingol National Park. The trip to Kund Malir takes about 4 hours at an extended pace, but if you’re traveling with children, we’d suggest stopping for a tea break and restroom break somewhere close to Winder. Small dhabas that are well suited for this function have been built alongside the road.

Karachites typically visit beaches in the summer, but since Kund Malir has a high tide interval from June to August, it is best to go there in the low tide period from October to February. This is a much safer time to visit the beach.

Another excellent incentive to travel to Balochistan during this season is that, in contrast to the summer’s hot, the winters are generally comfortable or only slightly chilly. This will make the trip pleasant, but be sure to dress warmly! In the height of the winter, Hingol National Park’s nights can be extremely chilly.

Kund Malir was formerly just a deserted length of the beach, but in recent years, its popularity has led to the development of both privately and publicly owned resorts in which you may easily spend the night. Here are some activities you can do at Kund Malir Beach once you get there:

Remember the fact that there are no huts, accommodations, or changing rooms on the beach itself unless you have reserved a hotel in the vicinity or are ready to go to one of the wayside restaurants. Kund Malir Beach’s crystal-clear waters may urge you to jump in right away. The water is however appealing, chilly, and clear.

Even though there may not be many possibilities for observing the stars when you live in the city of lights, Kund Malir shines in this area. The night sky is magnificent because the beach itself is not lit, and if you know what you’re doing, it will be a great thrill to be able to recognize all the constellations in the deep black sky above.

Being unprepared on the beach? Since camping in Kund Malir is a popular weekend retreat for many, you’ll find plenty of other people who have the same plan as you. You can either bring your tent or sign up for one of the many tour companies that will drive you to the campsite in an air-conditioned van and assist you in setting up camp with a bonfire and barbecue dinner.

Most visitors to Kund Malir from Karachi make the trip as a day trip or weekend break, spending one night there before returning to their homes. But if you plan to stay another day, think about visiting Hingol National Park. A short drive from Kund Malir on the N10 will take you to the Princess of Hope and the Sphinx, both well-known tourist destinations.

If you’re looking for pristine beaches nearby, traveling to Kund Malir from Karachi might be a delight. However, please bring a garbage bag and leave the beach in the same condition as when you found it so that the area’s beauty can be preserved for future visitors.