Ichkeul National Park is renowned for its significant wetland ecosystem and as a crucial stopover for migratory birds in North Africa.
Ichkeul National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in northern Tunisia. It encompasses Lake Ichkeul and its surrounding marshes, which serve as one of North Africa's last remaining wetlands to support a variety of migrating birds, including species like ducks, geese, and flamingos. The park spans an area rich in unique flora and fauna, attributed to its distinctive ecological conditions. Historically, the area has been a crucial habitat for several endangered species, and it plays a vital role in environmental conservation efforts. The park offers various recreational activities and features stunning landscapes with Mount Ichkeul providing a picturesque backdrop. Visitors are attracted by its scenic beauty and rich biodiversity, making it a vital spot for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers.
Lake Ichkeul, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Seasonal migrations of numerous bird species
Stunning views from Mount Ichkeul
Unique wetland and marsh ecosystems
This lake is the centerpiece of the park, supporting a diverse range of bird species.
Offers panoramic views of the park and surrounding landscape.
Home to unique plant species and an essential resting site for migratory birds.