We visited the Avenue of the Baobabs, the baobab in love and the sacred baobab in June and you cannot help but remain speechless in front of these unique and gigantic trees. A sight not to be missed is the visit during sunset. It is...More

Obviously like any major attraction it is full of tourists and photographers, me being one of them and therefore the scene is slightly spoilt but this is a must see and quite iconic when visiting Madagascar. Take it for what it is and enjoy.

The baobabs look stunning in this location, as well as at other spots for miles and miles along this same bumpy road heading north toward the Tsingy. The baobabs stand out like sentries that mourn for the rest of the trees that have been burned...More

We got there in plenty of time to take beautiful sunset photos - along with at least 100 others....there are so many examples of beautiful baobabs along this route and this is not to be missed...Our guide also recommended a sunset option - many less...More

It was great to see these amazing trees though the "Avenue" itself was shorter and less impressive than I expected. Seeing the trees scattered around the surrounding plain was almost as impressive - though the sunset photo ops are striking.

Not to miss this attraction. Three species of Baobabs obvious in this area. The sunset is especially magical. Some of the local children love their picture taken and being shown the digital images. No "tips" expected. There is a very good viewing area for the...More

Something like 50 meters of Babi and along the road. Better to watch on sunset. It's not a park actually so once locals decide to chop trees - they will do it. But in nearest future it's all yours to visit. If you go there...More

I have been a frequent visitor to Africa since 1999 and always been a fan of the baobabs - to me they are an unequalled African icon. I have never had the chance to learn so much about these gentle giants or to take such...More

Loved seeing these huge big trees. We hired a car from Antananrivio and it was brutal but worth it.you might be better flying to Morondova.

Fabulous tall baobabs, clustered together in this iconic place. There are handmade souvenirs if you want them. Beware of the roadside food in Madagascar, though, I'm sure it's what upset me!!