Maroantsetra

Maroantsetra is a town with an estimated 2005 population around 22,503 people. Maroantsetra is the point of departure for trips to Nosy Mangabe and the Masoala.

Map of Masoala National Park Map of Masoala NP vegetation Nosy Mangabe from Maroantsetra Sunset west of Maroantsetra Sunset near Maroantsetra Sunset over Maroantsetra lagoon Sunset over a canal near Maroantsetra Maroantsetra sunset Sunset over Maroantsetra canal Sunset near Bay of Antongil Setting sun near Maroantsetra Palm-lined lagoon near Maroantsetra Palm trees on lagoon near Maroantsetra

Palm trees on canal near Maroantsetra Beachside palm trees at sunset in eastern Madagascar Palm trees at sunset in eastern Madagascar Palm-lined canal at sunset near Maroantsetra Palm-lined lagoon at sunset near Maroantsetra Palm-lined lagoon at sunset Palm-lined canal at sunset Maroantsetra sunset Maroantsetra sunset Maroantsetra beach at sunset Sunset over maroantsetra beach (facing east) sunset maroantsetra beach

Sunset over Nosy Mangabe Hemicentetes semispinosus tenrec Streaked tenrec Panther chameleon's prehensile tail Furcifer pardalis (panther chameleon) outside Maroantsetra Furcifer pardalis chameleon Pardalis chameleon near Maroantsetra Furcifer pardalis chameleon near Maroantsetra (close head shot) Furcifer pardalis chameleon in Maroantsetra (head shot) Phelsuma gecko near Maroantsetra Young Panther chameleon Juvenile Fucifer pardalis chameleon

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