Fly-In Safaris to Namibia's
Skeleton Coast
Fly-In Safaris
Safari A - Skeleton Coast Safari
4 days / 3 nights
Windhoek – Cape Cross – Shipwrecks – Himba – Desert Elephants – Kunene River – Windhoek
Safari B - Skeleton Coast Safari + Sossusvlei
4 days / 3 nights
Windhoek – Sossusvlei – Cape Cross – Shipwrecks – Himba – Desert Elephants – Kunene River – Windhoek
Safari C - Skeleton Coast Safari + Sossusvlei & Etosha
5 days / 4 nights
Windhoek – Sossusvlei – Cape Cross – Shipwrecks – Himba – Desert Elephants – Kunene River – Etosha – Windhoek
Safari D - Skeleton Coast Safari + Sossusvlei, NamibRand & Luderitz
6 days / 5 nights
Windhoek – Sossusvlei – NamibRand – Luderitz – Cape Cross – Shipwrecks – Himba – Desert Elephants – Kunene River – Windhoek
Safari E - Skeleton Coast Safari Special
6 days / 5 nights
Windhoek – Cape Cross – Shipwrecks – Himba – Desert Elephants – Kunene River – Windhoek
Safari Highlights
- A desolate coastline with adjoining roaring dunes
- Colourful red lava and yellow sandstone of the Huab environs
- Ancient Bushman rock engravings
- The living “fossil” tree, Welwitschia Mirabilis
- Visit to a settlement of the nomadic Himba people
- Panoramic vistas of the Hartmann Valley, which extends to the Kunene River on the Angolan border
Skeleton Coast
The Skeleton Coast, which starts south of the Orange River, includes the whole Namibian coastline and continues across the Kunene River some 200 km into Angola. It is part of the Namib Desert, various sections of which have conservation status, namely the Namib-Naukluft Park in the south, the Skeleton Coast Park in the north (between the Ugab and the Kunene rivers) and the Iona Park in Angola. The coastline and adjoining Namib Desert form a sparsely populated area with landscape, animal and plant diversity, which varies from region to region.