Skeleton Coast National Park is a national park located in northwest Namibia

Ugabmund Gate.

The footpath behind the wooden fence leads to the free of charge public toilet.

The huge vertebra is placed at Ugabmund Gate.

This flower bed is placed behind Ugabmund Gate.

A huge date palm grows at Ugabmund Gate.

A tall palm tree grows at Ugabmund Gate.

The South West Seal viewpoint.

A small bone is at the South West Seal viewpoint.

Shipwreck is at the South West Seal viewpoint.

This shipwreck at the South West Seal viewpoint has the following geo coordinates: -21.082899, 13.556714.

The weird shipwreck is at the South West Seal viewpoint.

The Atlantic Ocean as seen from the South West Seal viewpoint.

The shipwreck at the South West Seal viewpoint looks like the remnants of a huge ancient animal.

The shipwreck at the South West Seal viewpoint attracts tourists from many countries.

The shipwreck as seen from the parking lot of the South West Seal viewpoint.

This is the parking lot of the South West Seal viewpoint.

Bird watching at Huab Lagoon.

The flock of the white-breasted cormorant “Phalacrocorax lucidus” is at Huab Lagoon.

This flock of the white-breasted cormorant was located at the following geo coordinates: -20.916748, 13.457406.

Huab Lagoon has the following geo coordinates: -20.91789, 13.45821.

Different species of gulls dwell in Huab Lagoon.

Huab Lagoon is a favorite bird habitat.

Huab Lagoon as it looks in a sunny day.

Huab Lagoon.

Huab River.

Huab Lagoon as seen from the parking lot.

Traces of wheel vehicles are everywhere in Huab Lagoon.

This ground surrounds the old oil drilling rig.

Old oil drilling rig.

Collapsed oil drilling rig.

The collapsed oil drilling rig has the following geo coordinates: -20.89031, 13.44709.

The rusted remains of the abandoned oil drilling rig.

At the centre of the drilling rig is the main power unit, a V16 Caterpillar engine.

The collapsed oil drilling rig was abandoned in 1972.

Dave stands on the collapsed oil drilling rig.

Dave poses on the collapsed oil drilling rig.

The salt of the sea has eaten so much of the metals of the oil drilling rig that it requires extreme caution to climb around.

This rusty stair belongs to the collapsed oil drilling rig.

The drillings weren't effective and during the dismantling of the rig it collapsed and has been lying in the desert ever since.

The oil drilling rig platform is rusty.

The oil drilling rig seems to have collapsed, as if the nature on the Skeleton Coast did not want man drilling here.

The old oil rig staircase is very dangerous to climb.

It was a man called Ben du Preez who tried to find oil in addition to diamonds in the Namib desert in the late 60s and early 70s.

Abandoned IDECO land oil drilling rig.

Some parts of the collapsed oil drilling rig are scattered around the land platform.

IDECO oil drilling rig.

Some parts of the collapsed oil drilling rig are made from wood.

These farm buildings are constructed near Springbokwasser Gate.

Springbokwasser Gate.

C39 road as seen from Springbokwasser Gate.

There is the office at Springbokwasser Gate.

Springbokwasser Gate has the following geo coordinates: -20.311090, 13.647627.