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About scuba diving in Pakistan

Pakistan, located in South Asia, has diverse cultures, rich history, and beautiful landscapes that attract many tourists. Some of the many national treasures are the old national park in Lal Suhanra in the Bahawalpur District, the largest national park in Golgit Baltistan, mountains, ancient architecture, and old fortresses. Pakistan has a 1,046km/650mi-long coastline along the Arabian Sea and the Gulf of Oman. Scuba dive at in Pakistan and feel a new world open to you. The Arabian Sea has nice reefs, flora, and fauna. Scuba diving in Pakistan offers dive sites that suit divers of any level. Not many divers have gone to these sites, so they are especially interesting for discovery. The most popular dive sites are Charna Island and Astola Island. Divers also like to visit Karachi.

When to go to Pakistan

Pakistan has three main seasons--the cool season from October to March, the hot season from April to June, and the rainy season from July to September. The coolest month is January, with an average temperature of 14-20C/57-68F. From May to September it is hot, and the temperature is usually over 30C/86F. The best time to dive is November to April. The water temperature is 22-28C/71-82F. The visibility is mostly good, averaging 16m/52ft. The currents may vary, but are generally mild. Some examples are angelfish, sea urchins, sea fans, colorful corals, and reefs. The rich marine life includes a great variety of species such as eels, gray sharks, sea fans, oysters, barracudas, and turtles. Divers can admire many types of corals and see amazing reef systems with red and brown water plants and kelp.

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