List of National Parks in Algeria and Map
Algeria has 10 national parks that protect its diverse landscapes, wildlife, and cultural heritage.
Here is a list of the national parks in Algeria
- Ahaggar National Park
- Belezma National Park
- Chréa National Park
- Djebel Aissa National Park
- Djurdjura National Park
- El Kala National Park
- Gouraya National Park
- Taza National Park
- Theniet El Had National Park
- Tlemcen National Park
(You can click the image below to see map of National Parks in Algeria map in full size)

1. Ahaggar National Park
- Location: Hoggar Mountains, southern Algeria
- Highlights: Stunning desert landscapes, dramatic rock formations, and ancient cave paintings.
- Wildlife: Includes the fennec fox, Barbary sheep, and Saharan cheetah.
- Cultural Significance: Home to the Tuareg people and their unique traditions.
2. Belezma National Park
- Location: Batna Province, in the Aurès Mountains
- Highlights: A mix of rugged mountains and lush green valleys.
- Wildlife: Barbary macaques, wild boars, and various bird species.
- Flora: Cedar, oak, and pine forests.
3. Chréa National Park
- Location: Blida Province, Tell Atlas Mountains
- Highlights: Snow-covered peaks in winter, making it a popular ski destination.
- Wildlife: Home to the endangered Barbary macaque.
- Activities: Hiking, skiing, and eco-tourism.
4. Djebel Aissa National Park
- Location: Naâma Province, western Algeria
- Size: Covers around 24,000 hectares
- Landscape: Semi-arid mountains and plateaus with rugged cliffs and valleys.
- Climate: Arid and semi-arid, with hot summers and cool winters.
5. Djurdjura National Park
- Location: Kabylie region, part of the Tell Atlas
- Highlights: Snow-capped peaks, deep gorges, and limestone caves.
- Wildlife: Barbary leopards (rare), jackals, and various bird species.
- Cultural Significance: Important to Berber heritage.
6. El Kala National Park
- Location: Northeastern Algeria, near the Tunisian border
- Highlights: A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve with lakes, forests, and wetlands.
- Wildlife: Rich in bird species, including flamingos and eagles.
- Flora: Oak forests, cork trees, and Mediterranean vegetation.
7. Gouraya National Park
- Location: Béjaïa Province, on the Mediterranean coast
- Highlights: Cliffs, beaches, and sea caves.
- Wildlife: Dolphins, Barbary macaques, and sea turtles.
- Activities: Diving, hiking, and exploring marine biodiversity.
8. Taza National Park
- Location: Jijel Province, northeastern Algeria
- Highlights: Rocky coastlines, cliffs, and caves.
- Wildlife: Marine life, birds, and wild boars.
- Activities: Caving, hiking, and eco-tourism.
9. Theniet El Had National Park
- Location: Tissemsilt Province, Tell Atlas region
- Highlights: Cedar forests and mountainous landscapes.
- Wildlife: Red foxes, wild cats, and various raptors.
- Activities: Hiking, camping, and wildlife observation.
10. Tlemcen National Park
- Location: Near Tlemcen, western Algeria
- Highlights: Waterfalls, caves, and historical ruins.
- Wildlife: Birds of prey, jackals, and small mammals.
- Cultural Significance: Includes the Mansourah ruins and Lalla Setti Plateau.