Ca Mau
Cà Mau
Ca Mau
Cà Mau
The provincial capital at the southernmost tip of Vietnam, a land of mangrove forests and unique ornithological reserves.
Mekong River Delta
Administrative Center
Ecotourism
Ca Mau is a second-tier city in the Mekong River Delta, located 360 km from Ho Chi Minh City. It is a unique region where urban life is inextricably linked to a network of transport canals. Ca Mau is a vital center for ecotourism and ornithology, attracting travelers with pristine mangrove forests included in UNESCO biosphere reserves and the atmosphere of authentic southern Vietnam.
Key Data
- Population
~226,000 people
- Distance
360 km from Ho Chi Minh City
- Best Season
December — April
- Climate
Subequatorial
- Love rare bird watching
- Are interested in ecotourism and mangrove forests
- Want to see authentic life along the canals
- Are looking for a destination off the beaten tourist path
- Are looking for classic beaches with hotel infrastructure
- Expect a high level of English-speaking service
- Cannot tolerate high humidity and frequent precipitation during the rainy season
The dry season with low humidity and no rain is the ideal time to visit the reserves and travel along the canals.
Main Highlights
The main natural and cultural attractions of the city and province.
Ngoc Hien Sanctuary
in the districtLam Vien 19/5 Park
in the centerCa Mau Cape National Park
districtLocal Cuisine
Ca Mau gastronomy combines the best traditions of Vietnamese, Chinese, and Khmer cuisines.
On Site
- Connectivity
4G available, Wi-Fi in hotels
- Transport
Boats, barges, taxis
- Safety
High
- Money
ATMs in the city