National Parks of Tunisia
From UNESCO-listed wetlands to vast Saharan wilderness, explore Tunisia's extraordinary natural heritage.
Tunisia's national parks offer a remarkable diversity of landscapes, from the flamingo-filled wetlands of Ichkeul to the endless dunes of Jbil, the lush oak forests of Feidja, and the sacred summit of Jebel Zaghouan. Each park protects a unique ecosystem and welcomes visitors seeking a genuine encounter with Tunisia's wild nature.
All National Parks, Complete Guide
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Ichkeul National Park
Ichkeul's lake and marshes shelter up to 200,000 migratory birds each winter, flamingos, storks, and ducks flock to this extraordinary UNESCO-listed reserve.
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Jbil National Park
Straddling the edge of the Grand Eastern Erg, Jbil is Tunisia's largest national park, a vast Saharan wilderness of dunes, gazelles, and desert foxes.
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Feidja National Park
Feidja's dense cork oak and pine forests shelter Barbary stags, wild boar, and eagle owls, a lush mountain escape tucked away near Ain Draham.
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Bouhedma National Park
Bouhedma is a living pre-Saharan ecosystem, home to reintroduced scimitar-horned oryx, gazelles, and ancient acacia trees that once covered all of North Africa.
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Boukornine National Park
Rising dramatically above the Bay of Tunis, Boukornine's twin summits shelter rare Mediterranean plants and offer sweeping panoramic views over the capital.
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Serj National Park
Jebel Serj's limestone massif soars to 1,357 m, a remote highland park rich in golden eagles, wild sheep, and ancient juniper groves in the heart of Tunisia.
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Sidi Toui National Park
Sidi Toui protects a fragile pre-Saharan ecosystem in Tunisia's deep south, sheltering addax, endemic reptiles, and one of Africa's last intact desert habitats.
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Jebel Chitana National Park
Overlooking the Mediterranean near Bizerte, Jebel Chitana's wooded hills and rocky coastline are a sanctuary for migratory birds and native flora.
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Jebel Zaghouan National Park
The Romans built a magnificent water temple on Jebel Zaghouan to feed Carthage's 132 km aqueduct, today the mountain park offers cool hikes and stunning views.
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