Ca Mau: Vietnam's Southernmost Delta City
Ca Mau is a coastal city located in the Ca Mau Province of southern Vietnam, serving as the gateway to the Mekong Delta region. Situated approximately 3 kilometers from Ca Mau Airport (CAH), the city occupies a strategic position at the southernmost extent of mainland Southeast Asia. The region experiences a tropical monsoon climate characterized by warm temperatures year-round, with average daily highs ranging from 30–34°C during the warmer months (March to May) and lows averaging 22–25°C. The city receives substantial rainfall, particularly from June through October, when monthly precipitation peaks at 373mm in September and 413mm in October. The driest period occurs from January through March, making these months most favorable for visitors seeking lower humidity and reduced rain. The area is home to approximately 13 hotels, 6 restaurants, 2 hostels, 3 pharmacies, and 2 temples within a 10-kilometer radius, reflecting its role as a modest but functional regional hub for Mekong Delta tourism and commerce.
Updated 2026-05-04 · Source: GeoNames, Wikipedia
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- Climate
- Tropical monsoon
- Best months
- Jan–Mar, Dec
- Local currency
- VND
