Skeleton Coast safaris, operated by the Schoeman family of Namibia since 1977, specialises in taking visitors to the Skeleton Coast Park, Namib-Naukluft Park, western Damaraland and western Kaokoland, undeveloped and remote wilderness areas of Namibia.
A major feature of the safaris is the use of the aircraft as a "safari vehicle". The different flights at "see" level provide outstanding bird's-eye views of some shipwreck remains along the coast, diverse and ever-changing geological formations and the refuges of desert-dwelling animals such as the endangered black rhino and desert-adapted elephant.

Guests are taken on excursions by Land Rover to introduce them to the scenic and ecological aspects of the environment with its wide diversity of flora and fauna.

Accommodation is in three fully equipped tented desert camps, which comfortably provide for all basic needs. The first of these is in the lower reaches of the Huab River in Damaraland, the second under Camelthorn trees and Makalani palms in the Hoarusib Valley in Kaokoland, and the third on the northwestern Namibian border overlooking the Kunene River.