Skeleton Coast Camp is located in the heart of a 660,000 acre private concession area of Skeleton Coast Park.  This is one of the most inhospitable but majestically beautiful places on the planet.  You will be met with roaring sand dunes, windswept plains, towering canyons, salt pans, seal colonies and remnants of old ship wrecks.  Skeleton Coast Camp’s terrain is rugged and harsh and is best suited for those who seek a true wilderness experience.

Guests stay in six meru-style tents with en-suite baths.  Meals are often served in the open-air dining room under an ancient Leadwood tree.

Full and half day excursions include nature drives or walks, visits to Rocky Point, Cape Fur seal colonies, Himba villages, the clay castles of the Hoarusib River or shipwreck sites.  Because of the uniqueness and vastness of this area, most activities are done in 4x4 vehicles that are closed to the elements. All vehicles have pop-top roofs and sliding windows to enjoy the fine weather.