Terrace Bay

Deep within the Skeleton Coast National Park, Terrace Bay is the most northerly point accessible by vehicle. Terrace bay is for the angling crowd rather than holidaymakers. The beach consists of pebbles and boulders and is a desolate and barren site. However, for fishing, it is the one place that is so remote your chances of catching fish are amongst the best in the Namibian coastline. The cold Benguela current, which runs offshore in the Atlantic Ocean, is the source of a large variety of fish species.

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