Skeleton Coast Camp 

Skeleton Coast Camp is situated in the heart of a private reserve, set in the midst of the 16400 sq km Skeleton Coast National Park. This luxury tented camp is built on an island in the dry Khumib riverbed, about 20km inland from the coastline. The diverse landscape with it’s sand dunes, vast plains, canyons, saltpans, seal colonies and shipwrecks is some of the most spectacular scenery in Southern Africa. This safari is unlike any other , the area is so vast and there is so much to see and experience that we abandon our traditional early morning and afternoon activities. We leave camp after breakfast and spend the full day exploring. The rugged terrain will be enjoyed by those who are looking for a true wilderness experience.

It is highly recommended for a 3 night stay to enjoy the private reserve as well as acting as a base for exploring Skeleton Coast National Park.

Itinerary - Duration: 3 nights / 4 days

Itinerary

Day 1

Transfer from your Windhoek or your previous destination to Skeleton Coast Camp. Arrive in time for lunch or afternoon tea. Afternoon activity. Back to the lodge for dinner and overnight

Day 2

Early breakfast and depart with picnic lunch for full day excursion. Return to the camp for dinner and overnight

Day 3

Early breakfast and depart with picnic lunch for full day excursion. Return to the camp for dinner and overnight

Day 4

Breakfast and transfer to the airstrip for your return flight to Windhoek or connect for your onward safari

Access and Distance

• Skeleton Coast Camp is best accessed via air from Windhoek taking approx 2hr 30 minutes or from Swakopmund journey time approx 2hr 15 minutes

Accommodation

• 6 luxury permanent sited tents with doors and wooden floors
• En-suite bathrooms with shower, wash basin and toilet inside the tent. Soaps, shampoos and insect repellents are supplied in each tent
• Each tent has a solar powered overhead fan
• All tents have verandas with seating and table

Facilities

• Central lounge, bar and dining area with views of the desert
• Library
• Outside eating area for fair weather under old Leadwood tree
• Children ages 8+ are welcome

Activities and Excursions

• Excursions to seal colony and natural springs
• Coastal ecology
• Visit to a working Himba village and tracking Desert Elephants
• Visit to the clay castles/roaring dunes/lichen fields as well as other areas of amazing geographical diversity