Explore Cà Mau - the ultimate destination at the southernmost tip of our homeland during the floating season, promising captivating and untamed experiences rarely found elsewhere.
Unraveling the Mysteries of Cà Mau Travel
Optimal Time for Cà Mau Travel
With a consistently cool climate year-round, visitors can embark on a Cà Mau journey at any time. However, the ideal period to fully savor the beauty of Cà Mau is from December to April.

Transportation to Cà Mau
Air Travel: From Can Tho Airport, travelers can journey to Cà Mau by sleeper bus. Ticket prices range from 130,000 to 150,000 VND.
Car: From Saigon, passengers can purchase tickets at the Mien Tay Bus Station to reach Cà Mau. Ticket prices vary from 160,000 to 200,000 VND.

Accommodation Options in Cà Mau
The city of Cà Mau boasts numerous standard hotels. However, on weekends and holidays, especially during the floating season, they tend to be crowded. Streets like Hung Vuong, Ly Thuong Kiet, Tran Hung Dao, Phan Ngoc Hien, Ngo Quyen, etc., in the city center house many hotels and offer convenient transportation.

Must-Visit Attractions
Cà Mau Cape: Located in Mui hamlet, Dat Mui commune, Ngoc Hien district, over 100 km from Cà Mau city, this is a piece of land jutting into the East Sea at the southernmost point of our country. This location holds great sacred significance for our nation.

U Minh Forest: Adjacent to the Gulf of Thailand, it is classified as a rare and diverse forest ecosystem, boasting over 250 plant species and numerous precious bird species. This is also where the tales of Uncle Ba Phi originate.

Ngoch Hien Bird Sanctuary: Covering an area of 130 hectares, this is a haven for rare bird species and a rich array of plant life. Amidst the sea of mangroves and the red river branches, visitors will experience a serene and tranquil atmosphere.

Hon Khoai Island: Located in Ngoc Hien district, 14.6 km from the mainland, this island impresses with its vast rock formations, undulating hills, and lush greenery.

Silver Stone Island: Renowned for its pristine beauty, featuring rocks of various hues estimated to have formed 180 million years ago. This place is situated in Kinh Hon hamlet, Khanh Binh Tay commune, Tran Van Thoi district.

Khai Long Beach: Here, the winding sandy beach resembles dragons along the coastline in Khai Long hamlet, Dat Mui commune, Ngoc Hien district. Nestled within the mangrove ecosystem of the region, the sea here exudes a pristine beauty.
Cai Tau Strawberry Garden: Located in Nguyen Phich commune, U Minh district. This is the land of thousands of strawberry plants. Visitors should navigate through small canals on three-leaf boats to enjoy the serene scenery and savor the sweet and fragrant strawberries within arm's reach.

Exploring Trem River: Stretching 42 km from Kien Giang to the intersection of Cai Tau and Ca Mau, Trem River captivates with its ever-changing water flow throughout the seasons. During the rainy season, the river takes on a reddish hue, adorned with floating green water lily branches. In the dry season, the river turns milky white, flanked by rows of vibrant green water coconut trees.

Tan Hung Shrine: A historical site built in 1907, Tan Hung Shrine is where Republican soldiers stayed to construct fortifications and trenches for prolonged combat against the French colonialists.
Irresistible Delicacies
Sour snakehead fish hotpot, three-striped crab, grilled snakehead fish, kheo ca kheo porridge, dishes made from crab,... these are the delectable dishes that travelers should try when visiting Ca Mau.
Souvenirs to Bring Home
Travelers can purchase fresh and affordable seafood during the day or renowned dried products such as dried snakehead fish, dried horseshoe crab, dried mudskipper fish, dried ribbon fish, and especially pure honey from the U Minh forest as gifts for loved ones.

Travel Tips for Ca Mau
Due to the predominantly riverine terrain in Ca Mau, crisscrossed with numerous canals, wearing a life jacket is essential when boating on the river. Additionally, make sure to bring mosquito and insect repellents.
By San San (Compiled)
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Reference: Travel guide from Mytour
MytourAugust 17, 2016