Discover the best attractions and experiences Skeleton Coast has to offer
Explore the region's historic anchors along the Skeleton Coast, from lighthouses to shipwreck relics.
A historic lighthouse at the Cape Cross headland, guiding sailors and offering sweeping Atlantic views.
Deserted diamond-era town near Lüderitz where old houses are slowly swallowed by sand, now a popular heritage site.
Iconic 1942 shipwreck along the Skeleton Coast, a haunting reminder of the treacherous sea routes.
Delve into the coast’s stories at regional museums that cover colonial, maritime, and cultural heritage.
Displays on Lüderitz’s history, maritime heritage, and early German colonial era.
Regional museum with exhibits on coastal life, archaeology, and local culture.
Religious institutions are modest along the Skeleton Coast, but small chapels and churches reflect local communities.
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Protected coastlines and desert landscapes form Namibia’s most dramatic wilderness regions.
Remote wilderness where the desert meets the sea, famed for shipwrecks and vast, windswept beaches.
Coastal park protecting dunes, beaches and wildlife along the Skeleton Coast.
Use these towns as bases to explore the Skeleton Coast’s remote landscapes and coastal beauty.
Historic port town with German colonial architecture and seaside charm.
Relaxed coastal town known for fishing, beaches and sea life nearby.
Coastal town with a blend of German heritage, dunes adventures, and a lively waterfront.
Enjoy the Skeleton Coast’s raw beauty with these complimentary activities.
Stroll along uncrowded shores where the Atlantic crashes against vast dunes.
Clear, dark skies provide spectacular views of stars and planets.
Self-drive along remote coastal roads for dramatic ocean and dune vistas.
Sea and desert-inspired flavors define the coastal Namibian dining scene.
Fresh seafood prepared in coastal towns, highlighting the region’s maritime bounty.
Lodges offer traditional Namibian braai and flavorful game dishes.
Casual bites and pastries enjoyed with ocean views.
Even in remote places, a few bars and evening atmospheres offer relaxing after-dark options.
Small, laid-back bars with ocean views and occasional live music.
Casual venues along the marina for a relaxed night out.
Historic towns and natural experiences provide entertaining ways to spend your time.
Guided visits to the famous desert-infused town and its eerie ambiance.
Watch a large colony of Cape fur seals amid rugged coastal scenery.
Photographic opportunities of iconic shipwrecks along the coast.
Adventure and adrenaline are available in limited but thrilling coastal landscapes.
Rugged off-road journeys through desert canyons and riverine landscapes.
Glide down wind-sculpted dunes for a high-adrenaline ride.
Exciting quad rides across expansive Namibian dunes.
For the truly adventurous, these exclusive experiences go beyond typical itineraries.
Aerial views reveal the coast’s stark beauty from above.
Immersive encounters with Himba communities and traditions.
Access exclusive wilderness camps via charter flights.