Sidi Toui National Park

The natural reserve stretches across southern Tunisia near the Libyan border, featuring extensive grasslands and native desert vegetation throughout its boundaries.

The Tunisian government established Sidi Toui National Park in 1993 to protect the native grassland ecosystems of the southern region.

The national park represents Tunisia's commitment to environmental conservation through its integration of research facilities and wildlife monitoring programs.

Located 54 kilometers south of Ben Gardane, the park remains open twenty-four hours daily for visitors to explore the natural environment.

Sidi Toui National Park functions as a reintroduction site for the Scimitar oryx, supporting efforts to preserve this North African antelope species.

Location: Medenine Governorate

Inception: 1993

GPS coordinates: 32.80000,11.35000

Latest update: March 6, 2025 10:07