Hoanib Airstrip (ICAO: FYHO) is a small, remote airstrip located in the Hoanib Valley of northwestern Namibia, within the Kunene Region. It serves as a critical access point for the surrounding wilderness areas, including the Palmwag Concession and nearby desert-adapted wildlife habitats. The airstrip primarily supports light aircraft operations, providing access to exclusive safari lodges such as Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp. It is not a commercial airport and handles only private and charter flight operations, catering to high-end ecotourism in one of Namibia's most remote landscapes. The area is renowned for its desert-adapted elephants, lions, and other wildlife that roam the ephemeral Hoanib River system. The airstrip plays a vital logistical role in connecting guests and supplies to lodges that are otherwise accessible only by long, difficult overland routes.