Mui Ca Map (Shark Cape)
Mũi Cá Mập
The southernmost cape of Con Son Island, where giant boulders look like a shark with its jaws open, with views over Hon Ba and the southern sea.
Shark Cape sits at the southern tip of Con Son Island. Huge granite boulders on the shore are named for their resemblance to a shark with its jaws open. The rocky coastline and clear waters surround the cape, and from here you can see offshore islands such as Hon Ba and Hon Tai. It is one of the island's most popular coastal viewpoints. The drive from town takes about 20 minutes by motorbike or taxi, and the last stretch is a footpath over slippery rocks. Stay away from the water's edge when waves are high.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Hon Tai Islands
- An Hai & Lo Voi Beaches
- Van Son Pagoda (Nui Mot Pagoda)
- Pier 914
- An Son Temple (Lady Phi Yen Temple)
- Governor's Mansion
- Con Dao Prison – Phu Hai Camp
- Con Dao Market