- from Henties Bay to Okahirongo -

Skeleton Coast and Namib Desert

This 580 km long stretch of Namibia's coastline forms the Skeleton Coast National Park. This coastal strip, which is only 100 km wide, is situated on the ice-cold Atlantic Ocean and the Namib Desert due to the Benguela Current. It is an extreme, almost mystical and fascinating landscape that owes its name to the numerous shipwrecks that have taken place here.

Sea lion colony on the Skeleton Coast

Wreck of the Zeila near Henties Bay

Wreckage on the Skeleton Coast

Bone monument on the Skeleton Coast

Skeleton Coast in the Northern National Park

Sea lions on the Skeleton Coast

Sea lioness with pup

Namib - Rock and sand

Hoanib Valley

Fog in the Namib

Colors of the Namib

Sandy desert

Endless dune landscape

A bird's eye view of the dune landscape

Sea of sand

Sand waves in the Namib

A bird's eye view of the dry riverbed

A bird's eye view of the play of colors

Abstractions of the Namib

Dry riverbed

Gold and silver

Oasis in the Namib

A bird's eye view of the riverbed

White dune in the Namib

Play of colors in the Namib

Young desert elephant on the Skeleton Coast

Desert giraffe on the Skeleton Coast

Desert elephant on the Skeleton Coast

Barred buzzard

Augur buzzard

Desert zebra on the Skeleton Coast

Desert giraffe in the evening light

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