Skeleton Coast National Park is a national park in northwest Namibia with some of the most inaccessible shores in the world, dotted with shipwrecks. It was established in 1971 and covers 16,845 square kilometers, divided into a southern section open to visitors with four wheel drive vehicles as far north as the Ugab River gate, and a northern section reachable only by fly in safari and closed to all vehicles.
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