But Skeleton Bay in Namibia is a whole ’nother beast. Located in the Namib Desert, Skeleton Bay is ice cold, isolated, and breaks with unrivaled ferocity.

Carnage is what the Skeleton Coast is all about. The name is derived from the profusion of bones strewn along a 400-mile swath on the northern coast of Namibia.

After 48 hours in transit, Brett Barley, Oliver Kurtz & Cory Lopez finally get wet in Namibia. ... And for everyone except Skeleton Bay O.G., Cory, the destination was a huge check off the bucket ...

Natxo Gonzalez and Aritz Aranburu joined an elite group of pro surfers on a strike mission at the world's most captivating left-hand pointbreak, Skeleton Bay, Namibia, and the result was mesmerising.

With Skeleton Bay as long as it is, filming it is no small task. Lucky for us — and González and the boys — lensmen Jon Aspuru was there to capture all the glory. Namibia tube compilations ...

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.

Surfing the massive waves of Skeleton Bay, Namibia. The beach has some of the best waves alongside the dozens of washed-out skeletons, broken-down aircraft and abandoned ships that line the shores.

While its name inspires danger and intrigue, the Skelton Coast is still loaded with epic African beauty that adventurous ...

Namibia offers an unparalleled playground of excitement for adrenaline junkies and adventure enthusiasts alike. From the towering dunes of the Namib Desert to the rugged coastline of the Skeleton ...

A few years ago, all the surf world could talk about was Skeleton Bay. The sand-bottomed, Namibian lefthand pointbreak was the surf spot du jour through the late 2000s, up until about 2019. And ...

Edward Bohlen shipwreck on Namib desert, Skeleton Coast, Africa, Namibia. Viewpoint at the old Toscanini mine between Henties Bay and Torra Bay in the Skeleton Coast area of Namibia. Group of ...