Cape Mount — Local services in Karachi Division

Glimpses of its beauty are still etched in my mind. From the highland, where we parked the car, looking down at the long stretch of the pristine beach was unworldly and then descending down to the untouched seashore through mountain rifts added thrill to the experience. Cape Mount is actually a headland located at the end of the triangular peninsula, which stretches out of Karachi’s mainland and juts into the Arabian Sea. The cape is formed due to the convergence of a low lying mountain range with the sea. Logistically speaking, it is the farthest one can go westwards while remaining in the city’s precinct. In order to get there, one has to bypass a string of beaches located at the base of the same triangle – Sands Pit, Hawks Bay, French Beach, Paradise Point and the likes – and continue until the road ends. Due to its remoteness, and unavailability of facilities such as beach huts, the place is unspoiled and...

It is fantastic beach I have visited ever The beach at Cape Monze, or Cape Mount as it is famously called, seemed like the best spot to go to provide our children an outlet for their energy. Cape Mount in particular due to its unique setting and excursion value. Many people from all over the world with friends and family visit this awe-inspiring seaside with a group of friends. Glimpses of its beauty are yet etched in my mind. From the highland, where the people are used to do parking, looking down at the long stretch of the pristine beach is very unworldly and then descending down to the untouched seashore through mountain rifts adds a thrill to this...

This place is a good representation of an island. The waves are beautiful & the natural ambience makes it a perfect spot for picnic parties even in summers since it's always occupied by strong cold breezes. I'd have given it 5 stars but didn't because of a lack of a proper eating place nearby. The rental houses are a neat place if you bring along your own food (and if the electricity & water supply is functional, because when we went there it was...