On May 2, many tourists enjoyed the holiday experience of digging for clams, canoeing through the mangrove forests of Ca Mau Cape, and watching the sunrise in the East Sea and sunset in the West Sea.

The Mui Ca Mau National Tourist Area covers an area of ​​about 20,000 hectares. Of which, the concentrated development area covers an area of ​​about 2,100 hectares.

The highlight of Mui Ca Mau National Tourist Area is that every year the land is deposited hundreds of meters into the sea.

Visitors can relax with the beautiful natural scenery, sit and watch the sunrise and sunset in the same place.

With the jungle tour, visitors will be able to travel on a canoe through the canals, see the oyster farms on the river, and learn more about the aquaculture of the local people.

In addition, visitors can also immerse themselves in the beautiful scenery of the primeval mangrove forests and enjoy the fresh air of the sea breeze.

You can step foot on the alluvial land, where the young shoots of mangrove and aquilaria trees are gradually encroaching on the sea every day. And you can personally catch clams and mussels to prepare dishes on the spot.

Mr. Nguyen Van Hon - Director of Hoang Hon Tourism Service Trading Company Limited, Ngoc Hien District, Ca Mau Province - said that the forest tour is popular with tourists, especially during holidays and Tet.

"Most of the tourists are from other regions who come to Ca Mau. Most of them want to set foot on the southernmost land of the country, see the mangrove ecosystem, experience and enjoy the natural specialties bestowed on Ca Mau," said Mr. Hon.

Ly Minh Tien (a tourist in Ho Chi Minh City) said that although the clam beach is not a very famous destination on the Ca Mau Cape tourist map, Khai Long clam beach is a unique black muddy sand beach, stretching for dozens of kilometers.

Standing on the clam beach, looking offshore is Hon Khoai Island and leaning against the mainland is the rustic, peaceful scene of vast mangrove forests.

"I can dig for clams with my friends and prepare many dishes from this seafood. The clams here are sweet, plump, and have no sand, so they are very delicious. This place is especially attractive to those who are passionate about exploring new, wild lands. It feels very exciting," said Tien.