Guided by the upside-down horns of oryx antelopes, Namibia’s national animal, that had been left to direct guides to the camp ...

It seems more like a mirage than real life -- lions stalking seals along a dazzling white sand strand that wouldn't look out of place in the Caribbean. But the sand dunes towering a hundred meters ...

Flexibility is key when surfing in this dynamic environment. While surfing on the Skeleton Coast, you must be mindful of the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. man walking on sand dunes in Namibia Namibia offers an unparalleled playground of excitement for adrenaline junkies and adventure ...

The Skeleton Coast of Namibia is one of the most remote and rugged coastlines in the world. It is famous for its shipwrecks, ...

Portuguese sailors nicknamed the Skeleton Coast the "Gates of Hell." Accurate at the time, given the number of shipwrecks. The remains of survivors are mixed up with the last remnants of the area's ...

Stokelore is a monthly series, which features some of the best writers in the sport celebrating and analyzing various aspects of surf culture, history and travel. Dave Parmenter’s piece below, which ...

Inside Namibia’s Ichaboe Island, a remote landmass once covered in over 25-feet of bird poop, and the potential for a secret ...

If anywhere in our over-explored world can still be called a wilderness, it’s the Skeleton Coast in northwest Namibia. The gates that mark the end of the public road at its southern boundary don’t ...

Namibia has taken decisive action to protect one of its most delicate natural treasures – the ancient lichen fields of the Skeleton Coast. According to the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) of Namibia, the ...

The stretch of coastline in southwest Africa is a strange and beautiful reminder that, in the end, we are powerless against nature and time. The C34 highway, along Namibia’s coast, is barely ...

Many locals say the only way to truly discover the Skeleton Coast is by undertaking a mobile tented safari and driving the shoreline from Swakopmund to Torra Bay or Terrace Bay and then onwards to the ...