The Baobab Amoureux Travel Guide: Top Sights in Madagascar, Tours &

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The Baobab Amoureux- Travel Tips What to See, How to Plan & Tours: Natural Scenery; Madagascar; 5 Reviews

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Suggested Duration: 2 hours

Madagascar's Avenue of the Baobabs, where the Baobab Amoureux stands as a captivating sentinel amid an extraordinary collection of towering trees. This remarkable natural monument, comprising two baobab trees entwined in a perpetual embrace, offers a unique spectacle that draws travelers from across the globe. The intertwining of these colossal giants is not merely a visual marvel but a fascinating narrative of nature's whimsy, making the Baobab Amoureux a must-visit destination for those seeking experiences far beyond the ordinary.

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Reviews of The Baobab Amoureux

Jairo Mendoza

3
Reviewed: 2024-04-18

Mostly all of the tours would avoid to take you to this spot as it it far away from the main road (Avenue of Baobabs - Kirindy Forest) as it is a 24 kilometers round-trip from the junction on this unpaved road... So they will probably take you to another Baobab in Love located about 50 meters in the Akiva Lodge, I think that it was the name...
Martin Novák

5
Reviewed: 2023-11-27

Nice and clean place with restaurant, giftshop and toilets. Parking available.
Karl Leyrer

3
Reviewed: 2022-10-31

Amoureux on the map looks like a nice location in the middle of nowhere... Well... The locals in the area have changed it into a tourist trap... Long shelves of carved wooden whatevers in the bushes next to the tree. Parking fees are mandatory though there is...of course...no parking lot in the bushes. The local kids are nice as long as they are handed out sweets, money or whatever... But it can get rough if you don't give what they demand... The way to Amoureux is better than the location and tree itself...
Andrea R

5
Reviewed: 2019-06-10

A beautiful and sexy pair of Baobabs intertwined make a romantic backdrop for a photo. The drive is a bit bumpy, but the trees are pretty to see. There are a few vendors nearby selling baobab statues and carvings.
Kyle M

5
Reviewed: 2018-05-29

Quite frankly, I'm not sure how you would give this place anything less than 5-stars. Mother nature at its finest, and the local people in the area who were selling were not pushy or rude. It was really cool being here and well worth the visit.