Check-in at Tau Be Cape – where the emerald sea embraces the rocky cliffs

Its name, meaning “Broken Ship Cape,” comes from the site’s distinctive shape: towering rock slabs standing upright in a curved formation that wraps around the shoreline, resembling the bow of a ship reaching out toward the open sea.
Surrounded by emerald waters, clear blue skies, and rugged mountains, the landscape feels both powerful and poetic.
 

A Natural Pool by the Sea

The highlight of Mui Tau Be is a natural seaside “pool” nestled right beside the waves — a spot where you can sit quietly and listen to the sea crashing against the rocky cliffs.
At dawn, this is also one of Con Dao’s most beautiful sunrise viewpoints, with the untouched silhouette of Bay Canh Island emerging on the horizon.

More than just a sightseeing spot, Mui Tau Be has become a favorite check-in location, offering dramatic and pristine backgrounds perfect for nature-inspired photos.

📌 Visitor Notes for Tau Be Cape

• Join hands to keep Con Dao green – clean – beautiful: avoid littering and protect the landscape
• Reduce single-use plastics: bring a reusable water bottle, cloth bag, bamboo straw, etc.
• Be cautious when walking on rocky cliffs — they can be slippery and uneven

📞 Visitor Support Hotline

• Phone: 0374 233 176
• Facebook: Con Dao Center for Culture, Information, Sports & Tourism

At Tau Be Cape, you’ll find a Con Dao that is both wild and enchanting — where sea, sky, stone, and sunrise blend into a perfect portrait of nature.