Morondava Collection

Avenue of the Baobabs (UNESCO World Heritage site), Madagascar

Baobab (Adansonia grandidieri), near Morondava, Madagascar

Africa, Madagascar, Morondava, Baobab Avenue. Avenue du Baobab Adasonia Grandidieri
Africa, Madagascar, Morondava, Baobab Avenue. " Avenue du Baobab" Adasonia Grandidieri

Boabab trees {Adansonia grandidieri} in evening light. Morondava, Madagascar, October 2009

Girl Gathering Water with Baobab Trees at Sunset (UNESCO World Heritage site), Madagascar

Africa, Madagascar, Morondava. A mud skipper rests on a glob of mud at the edge of the mangroves

Lovers Baobab (Baobab Amoureux), Adansonia za tree near Kirindy Forest, Morondava, Western Madagascar, Africa

The Lovers Baobabs (Adansonia grandidieri). Near Morondava, Madagascar
" The Lovers" Baobabs (Adansonia grandidieri). Near Morondava, Madagascar, Africa, September 2010

Boabab trees {Adansonia grandidieri} silhouetted at sunset. Morondava, Madagascar, October 2009

Baobab Trees at Sunset, Madagascar

Baobab Trees at Dusk (UNESCO World Heritage site), Madgascar

Star-filled Sky over Baobab Trees, (UNESCO World Heritage site), Madagascar

Madagascar, Morondava, Les Allazae des Baobabs at sundown
Madagascar, Morondava, Les AllAzAe des Baobabs at sundown

Baobab Trees at Sunset (UNESCO World Heritage site), Madagascar

Sunset in Morondava
Raymond Ren Rong Liu

Africa, Madagascar, Morondava. Baobab trees are silhouetted against the morning sky

Africa, Madagascar, Morondava, Baobab Alley. The Grandidiers baobab (Adansonia grandidieri) are silhouetted against the morning sky

Boabab trees {Adansonia grandidieri} in evening light. Morondava, Madagascar. Digital Composite Panorama

Grandidiers Baobabs (Adansonia grandidieri) at dusk. Near Morondava, western Madagascar. (digitally stitched image)

Rice paddy in front of tropical palm tree, Morondava, Madagascar, Africa

The Avenue of Baobabs at sunrise. Named Adansonia grandidieri after the French botanist and explorer, Alfred Grandidier, these baobabs are the grandest

Baobab-Alley, Grandidiers Baobab (Adansonia grandidieri) in the morning light, Morondava, Madagascar, Africa

Madagascar, Morondava, Les Allae des Baobabs at sundown

A pirogue or local fishing boat at Morondava

The Avenue of Baobabs. Named Adansonia grandidieri after the French botanist and explorer, Alfred Grandidier, these baobabs are the grandest and most famous of Madagascars six endemic species

The Avenue of Baobabs with ox-drawn carts. Named Adansonia grandidieri after the French botanist and explorer, Alfred Grandidier

Morondava, Madagascar
The town of Morondava at the west coast of Madagascar. Date: circa 1905

Rice paddy in front of tropical palm trees, Morondava, Madagascar, Africa

Baobab (Adansonia grandidieri), standing in the rice field, Morondava, Madagascar, Africa

Great Tsingy, UNESCO World Heritage Site, karst landscape with striking limestone formations, National Park Tsingy de Bemaraha, Morondava, Madagascar, Africa

Baobab trees, Morondava, Madagascar, Africa

Baobab tree, Madagascar
Baobab tree (Adansonia grandidieri). Close-up of a baobab tree on the Avenue of the Baobabs, Madagascar. The Avenue, or Alley

Paddy field, Madagascar
Paddy field. Woman planting rice in a paddy field near the Avenue of the Baobabs in Madagascar. Encroachment of agricultural land has meant only a handful of giant baobabs remain in what was once a

Avenue of the Baobabs, Madagascar
Avenue of the Baobabs. Locals walking through the Avenue of the Baobabs, Madagascar. The Avenue, or Alley, of the Baobabs is a prominent group of baobab (Adansonia grandidieri)

Baobabs (Adansonia Grandidieri), Morondava, Madagascar, Africa

Alley of the Baobabs (Adansonia Grandidieri), Morondava, Madagascar, Africa

Baobabs (Adansonia Grandidieri) at sunset, Morondava, Madagascar, Africa

The Alley of the Baobabs (Avenue de Baobabs), a prominent group of baobab trees lining the dirt road between Morondava and Belon i Tsiribihina, Madagascar, Africa

Spiral trunk of baobab tree, between Morondava and Belon i Tsiribihina, Madagascar, Africa

Africa, Madagascar, Morondava, Western dry forest. Baobab (Adansoina grandidieri) in sunset

Little canoe crossing a chanel at Morondava, Madagascar, Indian Ocean, Africa

Sunset, Morondava, Madagascar, Indian Ocean, Africa

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Discover the enchanting beauty of Morondava, Madagascar, home to the iconic Avenue of the Baobabs. This UNESCO World Heritage site is a breathtaking spectacle that will leave you in awe. As the sun sets, witness the majestic silhouette of Baobab trees (Adansonia grandidieri) against a vibrant evening sky. Immerse yourself in nature's wonder as you stroll along Baobab Avenue and feel their ancient presence surround you. In this captivating destination, even everyday activities become extraordinary. Watch as a young girl gathers water with the magnificent backdrop of Baobab Trees at sunset – a scene straight out of a fairytale. And don't miss out on witnessing love bloom amidst nature's grandeur at Lovers Baobab (Baobab Amoureux), where Adansonia za trees near Kirindy Forest create an idyllic setting for romance. Morondava offers more than just visual delights; it also invites you to experience its magical ambiance after dusk falls. The star-filled sky above the baobabs creates an otherworldly atmosphere that will transport you into another dimension. Les Allazae des Baobabs at sundown is another must-see spot in Madagascar's Morondava region. Here, time seems to stand still as these ancient giants cast long shadows during dusk, creating an ethereal landscape that words cannot adequately describe. Embark on an unforgettable journey through Morondava and let its natural wonders captivate your senses. From the mystical allure of Boabab trees bathed in golden light to the serene beauty found within every corner – this African paradise promises memories that will last a lifetime.