Bissa Forest

Bissa Forest is located in a strategic and exceptional position, about 10 kilometers north of Zaboujeh Circle and 30 kilometers south of the Ben Hachem coast. This forest extends to an elevation of 1,125 meters above sea level, providing a humid and moderate climate throughout most of the year, contributing to the flourishing of its vegetation and biodiversity. The forest is a wonderful natural retreat for nature lovers and those seeking peace and relaxation amidst beautiful scenery and fresh air.

Bissa Forest covers a vast area estimated at 1,500 hectares, renowned for its unique plant diversity, housing trees such as green acacia, teak, chestnut, juniper, bramble, halim, wild thyme, and wild rose. This plant diversity not only offers a stunning natural landscape but also contributes to maintaining the ecological balance of the region, as these trees serve as habitats for numerous wildlife species and play a vital role in soil stabilization and erosion control.

As for its wildlife, Bissa Forest hosts a variety of bird and wild animal species, making it an ideal destination for birdwatching and sustainable hunting enthusiasts. Among the animals living in the forest are the cheetah, the ostrich, the secretary bird, the golden eagle, and the hawk, alongside many other species that find in this environment a safe habitat for breeding and coexistence. This rich wildlife underscores the forest's importance as a natural sanctuary that must be preserved to ensure the sustainability of this biodiversity for future generations.