Ca Mau Bird Sanctuary :
Ca Mau’s bird sanctuary is actually 45 km south-east of the town in the Dam Roi District. It is a living and gathering place of indigenous storks. The birds make their nests in tall trees and spend their mornings searching for food; the perfect opportunity for tourists to take out the cameras. Ca Mau Tourist Company has a one-day bird-watching program by boat.

U Minh Forest :
A large percentage of Ca Mau province’s area is covered by forest; 150,000 ha being alluvial soils, typical of the tropical monsoon climate. Being flooded everyday by tidal waters, the salt-bearing trees grow in this environment with animals and microorganisms. U Minh Forest comprises several types of plants, the most common being mam, mangrove, and indigo. The biological productivity of this land is the highest among Vietnam’s ecosystems.