Scenically nestling in the valley where the two tributaries of the Hoanib River meet, the Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp offers guests a surprisingly rich diversity of wildlife in a stark yet beautiful landscape. Located in one of the most remote areas of the Kaokoveld in the northern part of the private Palmwag Concession, only seven twin-bedded tents and one family unit make up this intimate and luxurious camp. Each stylish tent features an en-suite bedroom along with a shaded outdoor deck to enjoy the remarkable views.

Flanked by rugged hills, the camp offers breath-taking scenery and the chance to enjoy sightings of Hartmann’s mountain zebra, giraffe, gemsbok, springbok, kudu, and even magnificent desert elephant, lion, leopard and cheetah in a truly unique environment.

Situated on Namibia’s remote western coastline, it is named after the many ships that sank here over the past few centuries. The rusted remains of wrecked ships are often surrounded by swirling mists, and make for moody and dramatic visuals. The Skeleton Coast is home to the flourishing Cape Cross seal colony — one of the largest breeding colonies of Cape fur seals.