The barren windswept Skeleton Coast is amongst the most unusual and dramatic coastlines in the world. Covering an area of two million hectares along the northern Namibian coastline, it is named after the numerous shipwrecks and giant whale skeletons that litter the wild, eerie and desolate landscape. There is rich bird and sea life including cape fur seal colonies and inland desert elephants, oryx, giraffe, brown hyeana and lion can all be seen.
Located with views of the Kunene River, Serra Cafema is a special place hidden within the colossal Hartmann Valley. Perhaps one of the most remote and starkly beautiful destinations in southern Africa...
Situated within a private concession of the Skeleton Coast National Park among striking sand dunes and windswept plains, Skeleton Coast Camp will suit those seeking the ultimate in remote wilderness experience.
The Skeleton Coast conjures up mysterious visions of mist-enshrouded beaches strewn with bleached whalebones and rusted shipwrecks. Stretching from the south of Namibia up into Angola...