Baobab Beach is a remote stretch of coastline on the furthest tip of Anjanojano in northwest Madagascar.
It is only accessible by boat from the small fishing village of Ankify or the island of Nosy Be.
There is a long stretch of white sand beach, backed by lush virgin forest and dotted with majestic baobab trees, hundreds of years old. There are no roads in this area, no cars and only a tiny Madagascan village nearby.
The forest is home to plenty of wildlife. There are a number of lemurs including a troop of fifty which are seen most days. Chameleons, boas, and hundreds of bird species can also be seen. Turtles use the beach to nest and nests are marked for protection and to allow guests to watch the eggs to hatch. Offshore, dolphins can be seen and whales during the seasonal whale migration.