Visitors cannot ignore Ca Mau Cape, Vietnam's southernmost point, as they have reached to the end of Vietnam.

Ca Mau Cape is a location where you can see the sun rising in the morning from the east sea and setting in the afternoon from the west sea. The most unforgettable experience in any visitor's life would undoubtedly be the feeling of engulfing the entirety of gorgeous Vietnam while viewing from the observatory, with its enormous sea and extensive forests.

Ho Chi Minh Road ends at Ca Mau Cape as well. The Ca Mau Cape National Tourism Area is located along Ho Chi Minh Road at Kilometer 2436. About 110 kilometers separate this location from Ca Mau's city center

U Minh Ha forest is located in Ca Mau World Biosphere Reserve to the west of the city. This is a primeval forest with a distinct and varied mangrove environment.

Sitting in a boat through the forest, drifting with the water to see the enormous Melaleuca trees, watch the flora and fauna, or participate in bee-eating with the natives is an experience not to be missed.

Thi Tuong Lagoon is also known as "the lake in the middle of the plain". This is the largest lagoon in the Mekong Delta, measuring more than 12 km in length and 1.5 m in depth at its deepest point.

You should at least attempt to ride a motorboat once while visiting this area if you want to see the stunning Western landscape, observe local fishermen at work, or caught fish and seafood. Thi Tuong Lagoon is very stunning in the morning. You should get up and come here early to capture this lovely moment.

Cai Tau Strawberry Garden should not be disregarded by fruit lovers or those who want to try paddling along narrow canals to enjoy aromatic strawberry sensations. This area, also referred to as the "fruit land," is in the U Minh district's Nguyen Phich commune and is situated about 30 km west of Ca Mau's center.

Hon Da Bac is a stunning group of islands thought to have developed 180 million years ago and is renowned for its clean features and vibrant rocks. Three large and tiny islands, Hon Ong Ngo, Hon Da Le, and Hon Da Bac, make up the stunning island group known as Hon Da Bac. In which the highest island is 50 m above sea level.

Rare bird species can be found in Ngoc Hien Bird Sanctuary, which also has a very diverse flora. This 130 acre region is in the Ngoc Hien district and is surrounded by massive mangroves, melaleuca trees, and dark red alluvial streams.

Thousands of birds can be seen foraging in the early morning hours or flying through the sky returning to their nests in the late afternoon.

When visiting, make sure not to miss the Ca Mau crab. Ca Mau crabs are consistently fresh and moderately priced. Prices range from 150,000 to 500,000 VND per kg.

Compared to other places, Ca Mau'grilled mud clam is typically chewier and sweeter. These can be boiled, steamed, fried, or grilled with onion fat as well as served with sour soup.

Len snail, also known as Linh Hoa snail, is common in mangrove forests. There are several ways to prepare food, but the most well-known is still fried snails with coconut.

Referring to Ca Mau, it is impossible to ignore the specialty of fresh and diverse fruits. The yellow strawberry from Cai Tau Strawberry Garden is among the most well-known fruits. This fruit has a mild sweet-sour flavor and is succulent and fragrant.

To learn more about the way of life and culture of the river people, visit the Ca Mau floating market.
You can only find these markets with boats close together in the Southwest region of Vietnam, and they sell a wide variety of things.

You will be able to take part in the Nghinh Ong Song Doc Festival if you visit Ca Mau in January.
This enormous, long-standing celebration honors whales. In historical books, the ocean god was a whale who helped the sea people weather storms and other difficulties. As a result, this festival is still held very solemnly and magnanimously.

"Don ca tai tu" is a common cultural practice among those in the Southwest. This kind of cultural activity is being duplicated and developed in Ca Mau more and more.
If you ever have the chance to visit Ca Mau, try listening to "Don ca tai tu".

Bamboo Airways is operating flights between Hanoi and Ca Mau at a reasonable price and calendar. Compared to driving, taking a flight will save a lot of time.
Book flights to Ca Mau at the Bamboo Airlines website to experience high-quality and affordable tickets.

Visitors can buy bus tickets from Ho Chi Minh City or rent a car. Buses typically leave in the evening and arrive in Ca Mau's city center 7-8 hours later.

• Motorbike: many individuals choose this kind of transportation since it allows them to move actively while exploring the city on their own terms. It is definitely worth once experiencing the freedom to choose anything if you want. Each motorcycle can be rented for between 100,000 and 150,000 VND per day or vehicle.
• Car: while going long distances in Ca Mau, it is advised to utilize a self-driving automobile. You can also rent a car.
• Boats, motorboats: Because of Ca Mau's interconnected system of rivers and canals, boats and motorboats are particularly common modes of transportation. It also creates a signature experience for guests that visit this location for the first time.