Morondava Airport

Morondava Airport opened in the mid-20th century (around the 1950s) and today operates as a compact regional gateway with a single small passenger terminal, handling mostly domestic flights and charters. As the main air link to western Madagascar, it’s the go-to airport for visitors to the Avenue of the Baobabs and Kirindy Reserve, with regular connections to Antananarivo and occasional services to other coastal towns. The airport is a short drive from Morondava town center with taxis and minibuses providing easy access to local hotels and tours, and transfers are generally affordable; the facility itself is modest rather than costly. While not a major hub, Morondava is served primarily by Tsaradia and various charter operators, making it an essential entry point for budget-conscious travelers exploring Madagascar’s west coast.