But the sand dunes behind the shore are natural and apart from the shipwrecks Namibia's 1,570 kilometer coastline offers something different for those visiting. The Skeleton Coast, goes against ...

Why are there shipwrecks scattered across one of the most desolate deserts on Earth? Welcome to Namibia’s Skeleton Coast, one ...

But that’s for good reason. Namibia’s Skeleton Coast is littered with skeletons, whether they be whales, humans or ships killed by the unforgiving elements. Partly preserved as a 6,300-square ...

A beach named the “Gates of Hell” is covered with thousands of shipwrecks and skeletons. Skeleton Coast in Namibia is beautiful, with long stretches of uninterrupted dunes, dry weather and ...

Other shipwrecks were far less lucky ... Despite all this desolation, the Skeleton Coast is teeming with life. Visitors to the shore can, if they’re lucky, see some of the Namib desert ...

For the non-diver, the Eduard Bohlen shipwreck along Namibia’s Skeleton Coast, a graveyard of wrecked ships, is a treat. Though, it’s one you’ll likely never see in-person because it’s ...

This rusty shipwreck sits on the Skeleton Coast, just north of Luderitz in Namibia. The 976-mile-long (1,570 kilometers) Skeleton Coast is littered with shipwrecks, according to the HuffPost.

But you will most likely know this sandy wasteland along the shores of the Namib Desert as The Skeleton Coast. It’s beautiful out here, but very harsh. Shipwrecks and bleached whalebones litter ...

is one of countless shipwrecks (Picture: Getty Images) Skeleton Coast is almost entirely inhospitable and no one knows this more than sailors. Rocky outcrops and ocean fog make the region tricky ...