Andorra had dazed Chris Coleman's side by taking a sixth-moment lead through Ildefons Lima's punishment, Andorra's first aggressive objective since 2010.
Bundle headed Wales level after 16 minutes, however that did not extra Coleman the sneers of the irate voyaging Welsh fans as the score stayed 1-1 at half-time.
Wales hunt frantically down a victor, and their relief inevitably came following 81 minutes when Bale nestled into wonderful free-kick to deny Andorra a first aggressive point for nine years.
Wales' remaining Euro 2016 qualifiers
Andorra (h) 13 October 2015
Bosnia-Hercegovina (h) 10 October 2014; (a) 10 October 2015
Cyprus (h) 13 October 2014;(a) 3 September 2015
Belgium (a) 16 November 2014; (h) 12 June 2015
Israel (a) 28 March 2015; (h) 6 September 2015
In spite of the fact that a triumph of any kind was welcome, the Welsh execution was particularly unconvincing as they mean to fit the bill for the finals phase of a real competition shockingly since the 1958 World Cup.
There had been confidence paving the way to this crusade, with Euro 2016 extended from 16 to 24 groups shockingly and Wales drawn close by Bosnia, Belgium, Israel, Cyprus and Andorra in their qualifying gathering.
Wales could scarcely have requested a kinder opening installation - an outing to an Andorran side who are positioned 199th on the planet, 158 spots beneath them in the standings, and have lost their last 44 focused amusements.
In any case to Wales' loathsomeness, the possibility of a first aggressive win for Andorra since 2004 appeared to be soberingly true as the hosts took a startling lead.
With Wales not able to clear from a long Andorran toss, Neil Taylor was decreed to have pulled the shirt of Ivan Lorenzo.
Incited by Mitja Zganec - the extra partner arbitrator behind the objective - Slovenian official Slavko Vincic indicated the spot and Andorra chief Lima placidly changed over by sending Wayne Hennessey the wrong way.
Euro 2016 capability process
24 groups will play at the finals in France
53 groups will pursue 23 spots, with the hosts taking the other spot
The champs from eight gatherings of six and one gathering of five, runners-up and the best third-put group will achieve the finals
The eight staying third-put groups will challenge two-legged play-offs to focus the last four qualifiers
While Wales' voyaging unforeseen of around 1,500 were directly hushed, the other 50% of the 3,300-limit Estadio Nacional thundered in doubting euphoria.
The lead kept going just 16 minutes, as Bale headed into the lowest part corner from an enticing cross from left-back Ben Davies.
Bundle had unavoidably been the center of prematch consideration, with the £85m Real Madrid winger anticipated that will begin as focus forward.
Coleman rather picked the world's most costly footballer on his favored right flank, yet he demonstrated the goalscoring intuition of a regular striker to nod Wales level.
The guests delighted in close aggregate mastery of ownership, though a little precariously now and again as players acclimated themselves with the inconsistent bob of Andorra's disputable 3g pitch.
With the fake surface's elastic pellets flying up every time the ball hit the ground, Wales made diligent work of making veritable scoring open doors.
Bundle to the salvage
Gareth Bale has scored 14 objectives in 45 appearances for his nation.
Having been booed off the field at half time, Coleman looked to take the activity by exchanging to a 3-5-2 shaping at the start of the second half.
There was more desperation to the Welsh execution after the restart, and Bale was the impetus for the change in pace.
He had a free-kick from separation spared by Ferran Pol and a long-run exertion which effervesced simply wide, while his cross was going wide by Andy King.
There were times when Wales' distress to lead the pack prompted a loss of shape and beat, as players attempted to adjust to strategic progressions.
Coleman kept on tinkerring - supplanting his just striker Simon Church with midfielder Joe Ledley to leave Bale as the most exceptional player in a stopgap assault.
Furthermore when the leap forward in the end came, it was no astound that Bale was at the end of the day the guardian angel.
After substitute George Williams was fouled 25 yards from objective, Bale whipped the ball splendidly past Pol to extra Coleman and his side a real shame.
In the main other match in Group B on Tuesday, Bosnia lost 2-1 at home to Cyprus.
Gareth Bale
Parcel was permitted to re-take the conclusive free-kick after infringement by the Andorran divider
Gareth Bale and Joe Ledley
A percentage of the voyaging fans spilled onto the pitch as they praised Bale's champ
Andorra v Wales
The 3g surface, secured in elastic morsel, has just been as of late introduced at Andorra's new national stadium
Ildefons Lima
Ildefons Lima spot-kick hushed the away fans
LINEUP, BOOKINGS (9) & SUBSTITUTIONS (6)
Andorra
13 Pol
22 Maneiro Booked
05 Garcia Miramontes
06 Lima
23 Rubio Gomez
02 Martinez (Sonejee - 83' )
14 Peppe Booked (Vieira - 53' Booked )
18 Ayala Diaz (Sanchez Soto - 86' )
19 Lorenzo Booked
03 Vales González Booked
09 Riera Booked
Substitutes
01 Gomes Moreira
04 Sonejee
07 Clemente
08 Vieira
10 Sanchez Soto
11 Moreno
15 Rodriguez
Wales
01 Hennessey
02 Gunter
06 Williams
04 Chester
05 Davies
11 Bale Booked
03 Taylor
08 King (Williams - 77' )
07 Allen Booked
09 Church Booked (Ledley - 63' )
10 Ramsey (Huws - 94' )
Substitutes
12 Williams
13 Dummett
14 Gabbidon
15 Vaughan
16 Ledley
17 Lawrence
18 Williams
19 Huws
20 Taylor
21 Letheren
22 John
23 Willia
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