Ca Mau Cape National Park is a key part of the World Biosphere Reserve in the southernmost province of Ca Mau. The wetland area is recognized as a Ramsar site. The park preserves genetic resources and protects diverse ecosystems with over 400 species, including more than 40 rare species threatened with extinction, such as otters, fishing cats, and reticulated pythons.
Not only famous for familiar check-in points such as the end of the Ho Chi Minh Road, the symbolic boat, or the national coordinate marker, when arriving at Ca Mau Cape, visitors also have the opportunity to travel around the park by boat or watch the sunset at Bai Boi area, exploring the richness of nature.
Generally, Ca Mau Cape National Park attracts tourists due to its unique geographical location and abundant natural resources. Viewed from above, this tourist area is situated within a mangrove forest, showcasing an incredibly beautiful landscape. The local residents are friendly and hospitable, and the tourism offerings are diverse.
