Gouraya National Park

located in the wilaya of Béjaïa, on the east coast of Algeria, it was created in 1984 and covers an area of ​​2,080 ha which opens onto the Mediterranean on 11.5 km of ledges and cliffs. In addition to its natural resources, this park presents exceptional ecological and aesthetic riches, historical and natural sites, notably the Pic des Singes, the Gouraya fort, Cape Carbon, Anse des Aiguades and marvelous cliffs. Many plant species are considered rare, such as euphorbia and bupleura. The animals are represented by the magot monkey, the genet and the birds of prey.