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Shrouded in mist, the jaw-droppingly beautiful National Park begins at the Uqab River and runs roughly 500 kilometres up the Atlantic Coast to the Kunene River. The words ‘eerie’ and ‘mysterious’ are often bandied around when it comes to describing Africa’s most interesting locations, but the Skeleton Coast has to be one place that truly deserves the metaphors. Peak Season: 01 August – 31 August & 01 October – 31 October.High Season: 01 July – 30 September & 20 December – 19 December.Shoulder Season: 01 April – 30 June & 01 November – 09 January.

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If you are driving to Shipwreck Lodge, please click here to download our directions. There’s virtually no rain at this time of year and the desert is at its iconic, splendid best. During the day, temperatures hover around a very pleasant 21 to 25 degrees Celsius, but be warned – the mornings and evenings can be chilly, especially on an open game drive. The mornings are also less foggy, and this is an excellent time of year for birders to visit as the migrants are out in force. The rain does, however, keep the air clear and crisp. In the desert, rainfall patterns are never guaranteed, but you can expect some showers at this time. November to April are the summer months at the Skeleton Coast. But the desert temperatures can change at the drop of a hat, going from freezing to boiling in a matter of minutes, and you should always travel with a warm jumper (or two). The Skeleton Coast is an excellent year-round destination, and it stays relatively cool throughout the year – that’ll be that eerie Atlantic fog.

Disabled access: Please enquire with reservations.

Child policy: We welcome children of all ages.

Battery charging facilities: In the main area & in room.

10 rooms: 8 twin/double, 2 family (triples on request).

Well, apart from the wood burning stove but on the chilly evenings and mornings, it’s most definitely a welcome addition! In the centre of camp, you’ll find an equally as innovatively-designed lounge and restaurant with a wide, wraparound deck and uninterrupted views across the sand all the way to the Atlantic Ocean. There are eight twin or double rooms, and two cabins can take extra beds if you’re bringing the kids, all ensuite and solar-powered. We felt it only fair that we build a camp to match the remarkable scenery of the Skeleton Coast, and each of the 10 rooms have been constructed to resemble the shipwrecks that line the beach. Interested in learning more about the prices? Natural Selection safari, but if you want to book it separately or We recommend booking Shipwreck Lodge as part of a complete

Combine a stay with Hoanib Valley Camp and enjoy a one-of-a-kind transfer drive through the changing scenery and dramatic landscapes.

Look for tok-tokkie beetles and the unusual plants and lichens that survive in the cold fog that rolls off the ocean.

Learn about the history behind the dramatic shipwrecks that line the mist-enshrouded coastline.Spend a day exploring the dry riverbeds, starting with a sunrise breakfast overlooking the incredible landscape and ending with a climb to the top of the great roaring dunes.Stay in some of the most unique and dramatic accommodation on the continent - not many can say they’ve slept in a shipwreck after all!.This is a chance to explore a raw, rugged and impossibly remote slice of African wilderness.Horse Riding Safari on the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans