Namibia: Covering a coastline of 300 miles we will tailor an itinerary to suit your needs. Transport is by means of 4x4 Toyota Landcruisers as this is desert country. The fishing coastline starts from Sandwich Bay, south of Walvis Bay, and ends at the Skeleton Coast Park, Terrace Bay. Terrace Bay is open throughout the year and has bungalow accommodation. Keep in mind this is a very sought after area and bookings must be done well in advance as permits must be arranged to enter this area. Terrace Bay is a secluded area and only caters for 40 fisherman at a time, but has prime fishing with big cob and steenbras and plenty of sharks. Torra Bay is strictly camping and is situated in Skeleton Coast Park, but it is only open to the public 2 months a year, December and January. Species targeted are copper shark, average weight 100lbs, hound shark average 20lbs, spotted gully shark average 40lbs, cow sharks from 50lbs up to 150lbs.

Hotel accommodation is available or you could opt for a beautiful guesthouse at Henties Bay. Other options are fully furnished houses for groups that want to do their own catering or fully catered houses including a chef and all meals for groups that want to be more relaxed. Camping trips are available along the coastline including tents, meals and bedding. This is for the more adventurous, outdoor type. Trips into the desert are also done on request and areas such as Cape Cross with it’s seal colony, the desert elephant and desert rhino are all trips that can be experienced.