Bundal Island
Bundal Island, also recognized as Bundle or Bhandar Island, is an uninhabited expanse located in the Thatta district of Sindh province along Pakistan's Arabian Sea coastline southeast from Defence peninsular area near Karachi. The island stretches over approximately 24 square kilometers and forms part of the Indus River Delta. The best time to visit Bundal Island is during October, November, December, January or February when you can access it by hiring a local fisherman's boat from Ibrahim Hyderi village situated at its mouth on Korangi Creek.
Located at the mouth of the Korangi Creek. It is a significant site for mangroves and migratory birds. Hire a local fisherman's boat from Ibrahim Hyderi for access.
The best time to visit is during October, November, December, January and February. These months offer the most favorable conditions for visitors.
Bundal Island is accessible only by boat. Arrange a boat from the nearest jetty.
Located at the mouth of the Korangi Creek. It is a significant site for mangroves and migratory birds. Hire a local fisherman's boat from Ibrahim Hyderi for access.
While the island has pristine shores, swimming is only recommended for experienced swimmers due to the lack of lifeguards and unpredictable creek currents. Many visitors prefer wading in the shallow tidal pools that form during low tide.
The island's ecosystem supports a variety of marine life, including mudskippers in the mangroves and various species of small fish in the tidal creeks. It is a critical habitat for marine conservation, so visitors are encouraged not to disturb the nesting sites.
Boats can be hired from the Ibrahim Hyderi fishing village or Korangi Creek. Larger groups can book 'party boats' or premium motorboats from private watersports companies that operate in the Karachi creek area.
Yes, checking the tide chart is crucial because the island's accessibility changes with the water level. During high tide, the boat journey through the mangroves is much smoother and allows for better landing options on the island's sandy stretches.
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