Boukernaine National Park is located in the Tunisian state of Nabeul, and covers an area of 1939 hectares. It is also home to 500 species of plants (such as pine trees, cyclamen, Aleppo cedar, wild lily, etc.) and about 90 diverse species of animals that live in it and on its mountain slopes (such as reptiles). Birds, mountain deer, jackals, wild boar, porcupine, wild cat, red fox and hare), which includes Jebel Boukernin, which overlooks the magnificent Gulf of Tunis, with a height of 576 meters above sea level, and was once a sacred place where religious rituals were held.