This central section of the
Skeleton Coast is by far the most accessible.
The most pristine and interesting area is
Skeleton Coast Park, which may not have the drama or remoteness of the fabulous
Skeleton Coast North, but it does at least give an impression of these hostile shores.
The seal colony at
Cape Cross is somewhere people also like to visit.
Further to the south,
Swakopmund is an old German port which is not without its attractions, whilst nearby
Walvis Bay is more of an industrial port but has interesting wildlife in its large lagoon.
Inland the most interesting area is
Twyfelfontein, one of the best locations for rock-art and desert elephant.
The areas around
Brandberg and
Erongo contain some remarkable scenery, but tend to be lesser visited, unless you intend to avoid this section of the coast and take the inland route south to north.