Paddle a calm sunset loop on Tuyen Lam Lake, then dine on a lakeside BBQ and spend one cool-mountain night in a prepared tent. This beginner-friendly SUP and camping combo blends short flat-water paddling with simple, local camp cuisine and a campfire.
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Late afternoon on Tuyen Lam Lake feels deliberate: the wind eases, the water flattens, and pine-scented air cools to about 20°C as you step onto a SUP board.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Approx. 19 hours (overnight)
Fitness Level
Suitable for beginners and those with basic balance and mobility; brief instruction provided for paddling and campsite routine
Wildlife
History
Tuyen Lam is a managed reservoir on Da Lat’s outskirts built to support irrigation and recreation; the surrounding pine plantations were expanded during French-colonial and later development of the highlands.
Conservation
Pack out all waste and avoid single-use plastics; the lake ecosystem is sensitive to litter and campfire impacts—use designated fire pits and minimize disturbance.
Reserve your spot on the Sunset SUP BBQ and Cozy Camping by Tuyen Lam Lake today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive with layers
Evenings drop to about 20°C or lower—bring a warm mid-layer and a wind shell for paddling and overnight comfort.
Hydrate and bring a refill bottle
Water isn’t included at all stages; carry a 1–2L reusable bottle to stay hydrated during paddle and dinner.
Use reef-safe insect repellent
Pine forests and lakeshore can harbor mosquitoes after sunset—apply repellent before dusk and at camp.
Pay attention to instruction
A brief lesson covers balance, basic strokes and self-rescue—listen closely to stay safe on flat water at dusk.
Quick-dry layers
Dries fast after paddling and provides warmth at night.
Refillable water bottle (1–2L)
Keeps you hydrated during paddle, dinner and while at camp.
Headlamp with spare batteries
Hands-free light for campsite tasks, late-night walks and early-morning packing.
Closed-toe shoes or water shoes
Protects feet during lake entry/exit and while moving around rocky shorelines.