What are the most spectacular roads in Madagascar?

Madagascar is the fourth-largest island in the world, covering an area of 581,540 square kilometres (224,530 sq mi) of land. It’s located in the Indian Ocean, to the south of the continent. The island is characterized by a diverse geography.

During the rainy season, the country has transportation problems due to its climate, with significant variations in temperature and rainfall across different regions. It experiences distinct wet and dry seasons, with cyclones occurring from November to April. As a large island, its coastline stretches over 5,000 kilometers.

The country hosts many spectacular roads, being the most remarkable ones the Avenue of the Baobabs, a dirt road winding through a group of baobab trees in the Menabe region and Route Nationale 5 (RN5), the worst road of the country, a challenging 4x4 track located on the eastern coast of Madagascar, renowned for its rugged terrain and formidable obstacles.