Ichkeul National Park, located in northern Tunisia, is home to Lake Ichkeul, the last major freshwater lake in a once extensive chain across North Africa. The park's unique ecosystem, shaped by seasonal changes in water levels and salinity, provides a vital stopover for hundreds of thousands of migratory birds, including ducks, geese, storks, and pink flamingos, which visit the lake to feed and nest. The surrounding wetlands also support a rich variety of plant and animal life, making Ichkeul a crucial site for biodiversity and an important destination for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers.
Nice lake and a nice place to spend some time with your family or friends in the nature
Joseph Balling
1
Reviewed: 2023-10-08
The park and everything is closed. The security allowed us to get in for 10TDN per person. We hiked for 2h in the park and haven't seen many animals/birds.
Anis Khalladi
4
Reviewed: 2023-07-19
It was closed when we went there, but the scenery is beautiful.
Maya-Aurelia Huebner
3
Reviewed: 2022-08-27
Nice parc. Unfortunately you have to ask for permission at ministry of agriculture of Bizerte to enter. But the nature, flora and fauna of the area is amazing