Taza National Park

The park extends over 3,807 hectares across the Tell Atlas Mountains, offering views of the Gulf of Béjaïa and Mediterranean landscapes.

The Algerian government established Taza National Park in 1984 through Decree 348/34, designating it as a protected natural reserve.

The park represents the natural heritage of the Kabylie region, incorporating local communities and traditional ecological practices into conservation efforts.

Located 20 kilometers from Jijel city and 59 kilometers east of Béjaïa, the park features multiple hiking trails through three distinct zones.

The park serves as a habitat for the endangered Barbary macaque and the rare Algerian Nuthatch, found exclusively in this region.

Location: Jijel Province

Inception: 1985

Website: http://pntaza.dz

GPS coordinates: 36.70020,5.55940

Latest update: May 11, 2025 23:42