I recommend visiting - The Skeleton Coast, Namibia
Namibia’s Skeleton Coast derives its name from the graveyard of shipwrecks and whale bones that litter its shoreline. Once feared by sailors navigating the treacherous waters of the Cape Horn it’s now a beacon for conservation and provides a critical habitat for desert-adapted wildlife. Here you can discover endless sand dunes, desert plains and dry river valleys, where desert lion and brown hyena roam alongside oryx, kudu and cape fur seals. Against all odds, the harsh environment sustains a thriving ecosystem. It’s a sacred place in Namibia and considered one of the world’s last great wildernesses.