Cà Mau Cape

Cà Mau Cape marks the southwestern tip of the Mekong Delta, where the peninsula turns toward the Gulf of Thailand. Sediment carried from the Mekong and redistributed by coastal currents built the peninsula over thousands of years. Broad mudflats and mangrove forests fringe this low-lying shore, while swamps and marshes spread inland. The meeting of river sediment, tides and waves continually shapes the outline of the cape.