Stretching the length of Namibia’s west coast, the frigid waters of the wild Atlantic Ocean meet the swirling sands of the Namib desert on what is known as the Skeleton Coast. It’s the world’s largest shipping graveyard, courtesy of the notoriously treacherous fog and violent weather systems which cause havoc for international sailors navigating their way around the infamous coastal waters.The ultimate way to experience this formidable landscape of shipwrecks, animal bones and relics of the abandoned diamond industry?A two-wheeled desert traverse on fat tyres.