Đất Mũi Cà Mau captivates not only with its abundant gardens and tantalizing specialties but also with its impressive ecotourism sites in Cà Mau.

Ecotourism in Cà Mau (Photo: collected)
1. U Minh Ha National Park
Location: Located in the districts of U Minh and Tran Van Thoi, Cà Mau province
U Minh forest covers over 8,000 hectares and is recognized as U Minh Ha National Park, a large biosphere reserve in the Mekong Delta region. U Minh Ha National Park spans the districts of U Minh and Tran Van Thoi, divided into four zones: preserving the melaleuca forest ecosystem, sustainable use of the flooded ecosystem, administrative area, and buffer zone. It is home to 176 plant species, 23 mammals, 41 birds, 36 reptiles, 11 amphibians, 37 fish species, and many other rare species. The melaleuca forest ecosystem is the most attractive destination for tourists in the journey to explore ecotourism in Cà Mau.

U Minh Ha Forest, Cà Mau (Photo: collected)
Not only a conservation and landscape restoration area, the characteristic ecotourism environment of the Cà Mau mangrove forest, U Minh Ha National Park is also tasked with preserving and developing rare genetic resources of fauna and flora, as well as being a destination for historical relics and impressive wildlife stops.
2. Mũi Cà Mau World Biosphere Reserve
Location: Located on the mainland part of Đất Mũi, Viên An, and Đất Mới communes, Ngọc Hiển district
This Cà Mau ecotourism area covers an area of approximately 371,000 hectares with 3 main zones: core area, buffer zone, and transition zone. It is one of two ecological areas recognized by UNESCO in the list of world biosphere reserves and is one of the important national tourist areas in the diverse and rich ecotourism system.

World Biosphere Reserve (Photo: collected)
The World Biosphere Reserve at Đất Mũi Cà Mau boasts a vast expanse of water, housing various typical ecosystems such as the mangrove forest ecosystem on mudflats, marine ecosystems, and mangrove forest ecosystems. It serves as a sanctuary for conserving, developing, and preserving rare flora and fauna.
3. Hon Khoai Island Cluster Tourism Area
Address: Ngọc Hiển district, Cà Mau province
The picturesque beauty of Hon Khoai Beach, the grandeur of the surrounding island cluster, amidst the myriad shades of blue sky and water, along with the pristine flora and fauna, will be a novel experience in your journey to explore the land of Đất Mũi. Hon Khoai Island possesses diverse ecosystems, with numerous streams, including two large freshwater streams, and clean beaches. It is also a docking point for many boats and home to abundant marine life. The Hon Khoai Island cluster is one of the appealing, diverse Cà Mau ecotourism destinations, with beautiful, impressive islands like Hon Sao, Hon Đá Lẻ, Hon Đồi Mồi, Hon Tượng, and Hon Khoai.

Tourists can indulge in various exciting activities here such as swimming, mountain climbing, exploring primeval forests, or admiring rare and diverse flora and fauna. Additionally, you can visit the lighthouse, offering panoramic views of the land of Đất Mũi Cà Mau, and quietly contemplate the sky and land of Vietnam.
4. Khai Long Tourism Area
Address: Khai Long hamlet, Đất Mũi commune, Ngọc Hiển district
Khai Long Beach is situated on the east side of Mũi Cà Mau, amidst the pristine mangrove ecosystem, along with a smooth golden sand beach stretching up to 3 km, creating a picturesque landscape. The ambiance of the island sea, of the Cà Mau mangrove forest, unfolds completely before the eyes of visitors.
Khai Long Beach lies on the eastern side of Cà Mau Cape, amidst the pristine mangrove ecosystem, with a stretch of smooth golden sand extending up to 3 km, creating a picturesque landscape. The ambiance of the island sea, of the Cà Mau mangrove forest, unfolds completely before the eyes of visitors.

Khai Long Beach (Photo collection)
Being one of the significant destinations for the development of ecotourism in Cà Mau, Khai Long Beach covers an area of up to 150 hectares. From here, tourists can admire the entire scenery of Hon Khoai Island at sunrise or sunset. At Khai Long Beach, visitors can also indulge in fresh seafood right by the tranquil shoreline.
5. Lam Ngư Trường 184 Biological Diversity Area
Address: Chà Là Hamlet, Tam Giang Commune, Năm Căn District
The Lam Ngư Trường 184 Biological Diversity Area is a conservation area for rare genetic resources, notably featuring the Cà Mau mangrove forest that is nearly 20 years old.

Lam Ngư Trường 184 Biological Diversity Area (Photo collection)
Venture beneath the forest canopy, paddle through the sturdy mangrove roots, glide gently over the buoyant water laden with the rich red silt of the Mekong Delta in this Cà Mau eco-tourism destination, and experience casting nets for fishing in Cà Mau.
6. Năm Căn Bird Garden
Address: Năm Căn Town, Cà Mau Province
The Tư Na Bird Garden in Năm Căn is located near the town center. Here, there is a network of small rivers, canals, and abundant rare flora and fauna, especially exotic bird species.

Năm Căn Bird Garden (Photo collection)
Along the crimson currents of the Cà Mau Ecotourism Site, where silt deposits sculpt the landscape, graceful white birds sway, amidst the rustle of leaves, nature awakens, adorning the simple life of the locals here.
8. Urban Bird Haven in Cà Mau
Location: Cà Mau City
Around 2km from Cà Mau city center lies the Cà Mau Cultural Park. Within its grounds, there's a system featuring statues, flower gardens, architectural replicas of Uncle Ho's workplace, and the Cà Mau Bird Garden.
The city bird garden spans 3 hectares, serving as a natural habitat for the region's characteristic mangrove creatures. Flocks of birds gather here naturally, familiar with both humans and the lush gardens of the Mekong Delta.
Additionally, visitors can explore the Cà Mau International Eco-tourism Area, exuding the distinctive countryside charm of Thạnh Phú commune, Cái Nước district.
Ecotourism activities are increasingly emphasized and are among the most enticing destinations. Here are some suggestions for Cà Mau ecotourism destinations for travelers heading back to the Mekong Delta.
